I'm a troll posting Non Tundra things

https://youtube.com/shorts/cKMgGh2E0b0?si=182VuXT01uLEfE6g

my grandma's mobility scooter comes to mind.

 

Does anybody know what kind of batteries they use in the police Tahoe? That damn thing has been sitting there with the headlights on for 3 hours and they have not even dimmed!!!!
I need that in my camper like a motha. LOL

 

Pretty sure police vehicles have extra juice because of all their electronics.

 

Almost 4 hours without idling and they are barely starting to fade. Side note: woke up to gunshots and there is a crime scene and coroner van at the end of the street, today could be interesting.

 

Dual batteries...

 

turns out im not the only one. Megalophobia is the fear of massive objects, for me its big ass buildings.

then there is "the call of the void" its that sensation of wanting to jump from somewhere real high.

i didnt know those were things and thought i was just weird

 

https://youtube.com/shorts/F15q94n68yw?si=cficvw4NdNbFhbnb
Holy smokes!!

 

Unfortunately this is so true...

 

cross reference for the win. I can never get parts for my Torino but if I tell him it's a F100 theyll pull it right off the shelf.

 

We used to have a guy that started a clutch shop out of his garage in Louisville. This old dude could just look at your old one & tell you what it came off of & what other cars it would work on. He would resurface your flywheel while you waited (literally took 5 min.) And give you a new clutch, pressure plate, throw out bearing, alignment tool, and resurface your flywheel for under $100.

That place is still there, working out of same garage, but the old guy is long gone. His son runs it & they sell new stuff now that's imported. Everything changes..

 

Reminds me of Gen Star. Old guy would rebuild an alternator with a cigarette hangin from his mouth while you waited.

 

We had our version of that guy up here for decades. Starters and alternators, that's all he did and had a thriving business.

 

https://youtu.be/WVJPIYv5j_0?si=0phiXlIozcVnHB2U

vertical stall. hope he had some spare pants

 

Probably trying to get one that doesn't suck.

 

https://youtu.be/lbTbI3kGWiA

 

Have a 2023 Corolla SE for a rental

Can't believe a 20k car has 2 tone interior, multi colored stitching and more soft touch material then my 56k tundra

Wtf

 

Toyota has to compete for customers in the car market still. Truck people are way more loyal. People that are gonna buy Tundra and Tacoma are usually pretty set buying those trucks. I feel like you have to talk someone out of buying a Toyota truck but have to talk someone into buying a Toyota car.

 

My non Tundra contribution picture

 

nah, i saw that video. he's a buyer from dubai and is sending them all back there. buys regularly from a high end dealership in new jersey.

 

Looks like something Jeremy Clarkson would build

 

$5 for 10 balls. Sink the ball in a cup and win a fish.
This dude will probably end up being bait.



Also won a Squirtle, a turtle, a seal, and a hello kitty thing for the lady before they got mad that they couldn't hustle me and made me stop playing.



Carneys hate my guts, I'm too damn good

 

had to find a new spot for the night, thought i was clever by parking at the emergency room garage (they are used to cars coming and going all night so I blend right in) the mistake was not knowing the helipad is on the roof of the garage, and they stay busy ALL NIGHT

 

The last project I was on was right next to Harbor View Medical Center in WA, we parked in their parking garage under the helipad and no joke it’s loud. I would watch them fly in and land to unload patients while I was working up on the roof of our building. Never realized how many medical emergencies requiring air lift, it’s crazy all day and night everyday.

 

Harbor View is the only trauma 1 hospital in the northwest I do believe. They get patients fro. All over that smaller hospitals can't handle. Next closest trauma 1 hospital is in California I do believe.

 

same with Banner Thunderbird, they get people flown in from all over the state, I think the exception is the ones getting transferred to Phoenix children's hospital.



Phoenix children's is an awesome facility!!

 

My buddies dad did a documentary on our local trauma one, cool stuff
https://www.pbs.org/video/level-one-trauma-vymwrs/

 

Yes that is correct, if you are in Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Alaska, you are going to Harborview. Sometimes I could actually listen to the scanner after hearing about bad traffic accidents on I-5 and then watch for the flight for life coming in from whatever direction. They would offload and go straight back out for the next one. Much respect to all of the first responders and Medical teams there for sure!

 

Cool site, you can hear some pretty crazy stuff on here sometimes especially in the bigger cities.
https://m.broadcastify.com/

 

I've been doing some combing and some sleuthing and I think I know where that goddam M cave is. gotta get some shit together and head out to sheep mountain, im finding that cave 1 way or another