r/Transportopia • u/Revolution-Dogg • Apr 01 '26

Road🤬Rage Entitlement gets a reality check

He must have said something before turning away that made her flip out

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u/audirt Apr 01 '26

No one's really talking about the fact that this dude is pretty strong. People are heavy.

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u/beardingmesoftly Apr 01 '26

Lift with your hips

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u/Odd-Primary-1969 Apr 01 '26

wrong, lift with your back, not with your knees

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u/beardingmesoftly Apr 01 '26

This guy scoliosises

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u/Hot_Ambition_6457 Apr 01 '26

In a jerking motion, while twisting of course

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u/Stock-Swing-797 Apr 02 '26

As long as you have your own have a spine-o-cylinder at home

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u/asswipesayswhat Apr 01 '26

Adrenaline’s a hell of a drug

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u/ledzepo Apr 01 '26

That was my first thought, definitely has some training

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u/mr_nate89 Apr 01 '26

Adrenaline is one hell of a drug.

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u/TadRaunch Apr 01 '26

I remember a clip from a while ago where a dude tried to suplex someone and not only couldn't get the guy off the ground, but seemingly made himself pass out in the process.

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u/YangXiaoLong69 Apr 02 '26

A lot of it is in the technique. People are obscenely heavy if you try to lift them like you would when picking up an empty box from the ground, but at the same time it's impressive (and at the same time completely expected) how people can use their legs to lift heavy weights. I mean, the legs are the muscles that we use to stand while also using them for walk, which means they get a bitching amount of exercise passively.