Is every stupid shit legal in the US?
this post was submitted on 15 Mar 2024
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Did you mean bullshit?
Just in case any pedestrian survives the initial impact.
Does the cybertruck have just 1 giant wiper? That seems...fucking stupid. You can see the passenger top side of the windshield isn't clear which might be needed. Also the wiper blade must surely be proprietary meaning, wait I can just look it up: $75. Less than I thought somehow.
Is that thing road legal in the US?