Entitled customer tries to load 6,000 pounds of concrete onto his car despite employee's warnings, breaks car's suspension: 'It was the absolute best day I've ever had at work'

Lots of truck owners like to talk a big game, but they'll rarely (if ever) use their trucks for actual construction projects. Maybe every now and then they'll put some 2x4s in the truck bed, or buy a few bags of mulch to refresh the garden. But they're probably not reenacting those car commercials that show bags of concrete being hauled through a desert, or whatever other silly ways these ads try to entice buyers into getting that heavy-duty truck. There's no shame in having a truck and just using it for soccer practice runs or going for weekend drives upstate. 

Some folks seem to think that just having a big truck turns them into seasoned DIYers, when that just couldn't be further from the truth. Just ask that bemused employees of one home improvement store! They got to laugh their faces off at the customer who kept insisting that he needed literal tons of concrete to go, yet was wildly unprepared for the reality of the situation. 

Next, read about this 'insufferable, outspoken, [and] overbearing' cousin who begged to go to a wedding she wasn't invited to: "Complete lack of self-awareness." 

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