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What Will Happen If I Pull Both Brakes Out While I'M Driving

So I stepped outside this morning, minding my business, ready for a peaceful trip to the supermarket… and immediately noticed what appeared to be HUMAN F***S splattered on my car.

Naturally, I was horrified. Confused. Slightly impressed by the trajectory.

Who does that?!
Who wakes up and says, “You know what today needs? Crime.”

Now, I used to be somewhat of a detective in my younger days… so I leaned in for a closer inspection. After a thorough investigation worthy of a Netflix documentary, I discovered it was not p**p at all…

…it was an avocado.

AN AVOCADO.

Now listen… as a proud supporter of guacamole and all things extra at Chipotle, I found this deeply offensive. In this economy?! Somebody out here weaponizing avocados?!

At first I wasn’t even gonna make a big deal about it. I washed it off, laughed a little, figured maybe somebody’s groceries got aggressive…

Until I discovered the avocado left a whole dent in my car.

A DENT.
From produce.

I work hard for my car, man, so it definitely sucks knowing I’ve now got a pointless dent caused by what can only be described as drive-by guacamole terrorism.

So now I’m left wondering…
Was this an isolated incident?
Have I been specifically targeted?
Or is there some mysterious Guacamole Bandit roaming the W section of town just absolutely launching avocados at unsuspecting vehicles?

Anybody else out here getting hit with avocados? Or am I alone in this produce-based attack?

Does anyone know the best way to remove a stripped rotor screw?

This image shows a chassis step notch kit installed on a truck frame, a fabrication technique used to lower the vehicle's rear end past the axle for a "low" stance.
The components installed are manufactured by Welder Series Inc., which provides universal step notch kits and other custom fabrication parts like gussets and tabs.
The kit shown appears to be designed for mounting air springs for adjustable suspension, commonly used in bagged truck builds.
These kits allow builders to modify the frame rails to ensure proper axle clearance while achieving a significantly lower ride height