F-150 Driver Tries to Cut Through a Line at Taco Bell, and It Was the Saddest Off-Road Adventure Ever

What happens when you take a 4,000+ pound pickup truck onto a very squishy lawn?

One of the most common misconceptions among inexperienced 4x4 drivers is that they are all mighty. In their minds, their powerful trucks can traverse six feet of snow and neck-deep mud without even blinking. Well, sorry to disappoint you, folks—your vehicles are not invincible.

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Moreover, you need to learn how to drive them in rugged terrain. It’s not as if you can do whatever you want with them; it takes practice.

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But please, practice somewhere out of sight. Choose something other than a busy Taco Bell line to try out your first off-road adventure.

Don't cut through the drive-through line; that's a piece of advice. Additionally, avoid cutting through if the ground is wet, as you may end up looking quite foolish.

That's what happened with a Ford pickup truck that got stuck after attempting to cut out of a Taco Bell queue, as shown in a video uploaded to TikTok by user Logan Conerly (@yourmomsfavoriteitedj). You'd assume the vehicle could handle some light off-roading just by looking at it, especially with those enormous tires.

You would be completely mistaken. Instantly, the massive vehicle began to sink into the ground as if it were in quicksand. Furthermore, no amount of engine revving could free the vehicle. We assume that everyone waiting in line enjoyed the spectacle.

As Conerly put it: "Them mud tires couldn't save ole girl from a Taco Bell drive-through." Everyone in the comments found it highly amusing.

Please, choose something other than a busy Taco Bell line to try out your first off-road adventure.

Please, choose something other than a busy Taco Bell line to try out your first off-road adventure.@yourmomsfavoritedj
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People seem to enjoy disparaging pickup truck drivers. Perhaps it's because most truck owners don't truly need one; they don't use them for off-roading or the kinds of jobs that require driving a vehicle that large.

Consequently, people automatically assume that the person driving the pickup truck is merely seeking a large automobile to boost their self-esteem. Some may instinctively make assumptions about the physical attributes of specific areas of your body if you're a male driving around in a pickup truck for any reason.

Then there are the outspoken climate change advocates who strongly object to those who drive less environmentally friendly vehicles.

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Once you are in....

Once you are in....@yourmomsfavoritedj

Yes, my rear tires would do better...

Yes, my rear tires would do better...@yourmomsfavoritedj

Mud pit says you are not going anywhere... You are mine!

Mud pit says you are not going anywhere... You are mine!@yourmomsfavoritedj

Watch the video here:

@yourmomsfavoritedj Them mud tires couldn’t save ole girl from a Taco Bell Drive through #builtfordtough #powerstroke #fordtrucks ♬ Whiskey Bent And Hell Bound - Hank Williams, Jr.

Due to their larger engines and, in general, poorer fuel efficiency compared to smaller cars, trucks are not exceptionally environmentally friendly.

Of course, there are also countless people who drive smaller cars and have encountered one or more enormous trucks that take up two parking spaces during their lives, forcing them to park their cars even further away from their destination.

These are all possible explanations for the sheer joy some TikTokers are experiencing at this pickup truck driver's recent misfortune at a Taco Bell drive-through.

The driver attempted to drive over a lawn, literally disregarding other people's property and their hard work in maintaining that lawn.

Thus, they deserve to be ridiculed.

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