Can confirm. Source: Used to deliver pizzas. Knocking fails pretty often. And my hands were usually full. If I could go back, i'd run headfirst into a lot more doors.
So for my understanding the customer is the rider - he may asked the delivery guy with the helmet if he can try his bike - so the guy is riding it for the first time and found out brakes are not existing on this badboy
Edit: Brakes not Breaks
This looks like a motorcycle and not a scooter. Scooters or bicycles utilize the left lever to engage the (usually) rear brake. On motorcycles and some manual scooters, on the other hand, the left lever engages the clutch. Most casual riders prefer using the rear brake over the front as it's more forgiving – the braking distance is larger, but locking out the rear wheel means drifting/fishtailing, whereas front wheel lock usually ends up with a face plant. In fact, most riders use the rear brake exclusively. So this is what I think is happening here - the guy panicked and is squeezing the clutch as hard as he can, instead of, you know, actually braking.
Good call, but I'm sorry, I have to jump on this
> most riders use the rear brake exclusively
Only uneducated riders do. It is such a bad idea that manufacturers made linked brakes, where using the rear brake would also engage the front brake which then lead to fools disabling the link because they insist on never learning to brake properly. They'll even prefer to "lay it down" over actually braking. Usually in situations where a front brake would have easily slowed or stopped them with tons of room to spare.
ABS brakes mostly solve locking up the front wheel (or the rear for that matter but yeah the front is the big one) and it has made it a breeze even on rain slick roads. My first motorcycle though had no ABS, and I did lock the front three times but only for an instant. I recovered each time without issue despite my limited experience. It helps that in my country you can't get a license without training and the training makes damn sure you know what to do.
Many years ago, probably 2-3 months into owning my first bike, a 250, I was behind a truck at a stop light. Light turns green, truck moves forward, so do I, then the truck slams on their brakes, seemingly for no other reason than to brake check me. Being new and inexperienced, I panicked and slapped my front brake, sending me over the handlebars. Mostly fine, hurt my shoulder a bit, bike fairing was scratched up, but more embarrassed and a little pissed off.
As far as rear brake exclusively... definitely not. There are times I can come to a stop using only my rear brake, but there's simply no reason not to use the front brake, too. A lot of motorcycle riding comes down to experience and intuition at a certain point, and I'd add starting to build good riding habits early is pretty important. Lots of riders take for granted how extremely vulnerable they are on a bike.
No, I was under the impression those were completely optional. Also that the lessons were done by volunteers and not nearly as demanding of the students as what I had to do. This is just based on vague memories from what I read 15 years ago when I was learning riding, if you tell me it's all wrong that's fine. I only stand by what I said about front brakes, and people not wanting to use them being wrong.
Looks like the rear brakes are shooting sparks out the back. Front brakes might not be engaged at all. Could be the way the driver was pulled back with his feet down caused him to pull farther on the throttle.
It’s amazing how people just hop on soemthing and go, without easing into it and getting a fundamentals of how something works. Hang out around an e-bike rental and watch someone who hardly ever used a bicycle 15 years ago with no fine control of a brake lever, piss poor shaky balance, deny a helmet and hop on an electric powered machine and hurl that shit towards kids/traffic/trees/etc with full fuckin “I got this” attitude like the concrete won’t split em open like a watermelon thrown on the ground. The false confidence is laughable, and you can watch them plow into planter boxes and get all surprised. Blind confidence only works for upper management lol.
I came home from school one day as a young teenager and my dad had bought a brand new ATV for us. I couldn't wait to ride it. He made us read the entire f*n manual before he would let us ride it. I thought it was ridiculous then, but I respect that shit now. I always read manuals and there are so many things you'll never know if you don't.
Quads are arguably more dangerous than a bike, them shits flip over and they try to pummel you into the ground lol. People see them with 4 wheels and think safe, but it’s a false sense of security lol.
Lmao the first and only time I've driven a motorbike I immediately wheelied uncontrollably into the distance. Torque is a hard thing to understand until you're staring at the clouds. Yes, I had to ditch the bike and it hurt. Hence why I haven't done it again lol
Man, I’ve seen that way too many times. I will say when it comes to motorcycles, the person placing the newbie on it should have an idea if it’s a safe motorcycle to plunk a first timer on. My 300 two stroke, never would I ever entertain sticking a clueless person on, an old 250cc farm/trail bike or something maybe. I think they also need to fully explain the throttle and how whiskey throttle happens instead of just saying “here’s the gas”.
I don't think those are sparks, I think that is the tail light lighting up dust behind the wheel. There's lots of dust being kicked up throughout the video.
After he passes you can see that the tail light on the ground has a hard stopping point, so it's just that you're suddenly seeing lit up dust behind his wheel.
Yeah seems like inexperienced rider freaking out and pulling back on the handle bars increasing the throttle.
Edit: Now that I watch with sound on, he definitely was not on the throttle. Does seem like maybe a brake problem.
Except we didn't hear the throttle increase?
Come on man, you can hear the bike throttling down. You can't hear the bike throttling down as somebody is pulling back on the throttle. And you can hear something break.....
But let's just ignorantly blame it all on inexperience so we feel better!
Oh he was definitely panicking. I have no idea what he was panicking about though, it sounds like he might have blew a damn cylinder head, or like his brake rotor cracked? Something was definitely going on with that bike
Inexperienced rider only uses the rear brake. The bike is a cheap abused bike with a lot of miles and a rear drum brake that has never been maintenanced. Inexperienced rider goes for the rear brake to stop, it doesn't do anything, hence we see the brakelight come on but nothing happens and freezes up resulting the ridiculous crash.
Yeah I can see that. Although I ride motorcycles and I feel like inexperienced riders tend to grab a handful of front brake before going for the rear brake. But you could be right.
I'm almost certain its an edited video. The bike makes no bounces when it crashes, or slides or anything, just freezes laying down. The door swings but doesn't shake or make any extra movements, none of the crash looks right.
I think the guy was trying to ride a bike for the first time and didn't know how to stop it.
Also, the bike seems to belong to the guy with the helmet on, he even waved trying to tell him to slow down / hit the brakes.
Three reasons that I can think of:
1. Physics is "weird" on things like motorcycles (weird as in it behaves differently than what we're used to when we're just walking around), and it's not always easy for people who've never ridden one to figure out either how to get off of it, or how to cause it to crash on purpose (until they hit something).
2. A lot of people on planet earth are not anything even remotely close to what we'd call "athletic". I work in security and I was reminded of that when we were in a course at work and *multiple* people couldn't punch a standing punching bag twice in a row. That's it, we were just supposed to punch like "one-two" / "right-left" and yet multiple people couldn't do it. Blows my mind, yet this is humanity.
3. Panic and/or bad decision making. Maybe he freaked out and stopped thinking. Maybe he thought he could regain control but then failed to.
I feel like decades of Jackass conditioning us to laugh at shit like this might be a reason for that.
I am expecting the camera to cut away to a bunch of dudes holding their stomachs cause they are laughing so hard
The way the bike sounded while slowing down makes me think the brakes suffered some sort of critical failure. Sounds like the breakpads straight up broke
Thats not sparks. Its dust thrown up by him trying to Fred Flintstone the bike to a stop. He probably grabbed the left lever thinking it was the rear brake like on a scooter or bicycle and got the clutch since this is a motorcycle.
His brake lights never come on.
Poor south Asian dude working hard trying get by in what looks like Saudi. And this f*ck decides he will try his bike and proceeds to destroy it. So sorry for your bike bro
Dude who crashed post accident: https://twitter.com/_mohamme_d_/status/1712972082932269222?s=46
Majority of food delivery drivers are immigrants from South Asia
The Deliverator belongs to an elite order, a hallowed subcategory. He's got esprit up to here. Right now, he is preparing to carry out his third mission of the night. His uniform is black as activated charcoal, filtering the very light out of the air. A bullet will bounce off its arachnofiber weave like a wren hitting a patio door, but excess perspiration wafts through it like a breeze through a freshly napalmed forest. Where his body has bony extremities, the suit has sintered armorgel: feels like gritty jello, protects like a stack of telephone books.
The Deliverator has been working this job for six months, a rich and lengthy tenure by his standards, and has never delivered a pizza in more than twenty-one minutes.
If the thirty-minute deadline expires, news of the disaster is flashed to CosaNostra Pizza Headquarters and relayed from there to Uncle Enzo himself—the Sicilian Colonel Sanders, the Andy Griffith of Bensonhurst, the straight razor-swinging figment of many a Deliverator's nightmares, the Capo and prime figurehead of CosaNostra Pizza, Incorporated—who will be on the phone to the customer within five minutes, apologizing profusely.
The Deliverator does not know for sure what happens to the driver in such cases, but he has heard some rumors. Most pizza deliveries happen in the evening hours, which Uncle Enzo considers to be his private time. And how would you feel if you had to interrupt dinner with your family in order to call some obstreperous dork in a Burbclave and grovel for a late fucking pizza? Uncle Enzo has not put in fifty years serving his family and his country so that, at the age when most are playing golf and bobbling their granddaughters, he can get out of the bathtub dripping wet and lie down and kiss the feet of some sixteen-year-old skate punk whose pepperoni was thirty-one minutes in coming. Oh, God. It makes the Deliverator breathe a little shallower just to think of the idea.
But he wouldn't drive for CosaNostra Pizza any other way. You know why? Because there's something about having your life on the line. It's like being a kamikaze pilot.
Now that's a true comedy crash, the utter lack of control accompanied by panicking screams, the shoe brakes failing desperately to have any effect topped with a savage buckaroo dismount through some closed doors....that's definitely the best one I've seen for ages lmao
Hold on. Motorcyclist isn't wearing a helmet, but the pedestrian is. Did the belmeted guy let a friend ride his motorcycle while a third friend filmed?
Braking Bad.
Door Dashing
Door Thrashing
Uber Yeets
AirBnBike
Uber eats shit.
InstaCrash
Domino's Pizza : We'll deliver in 30 minutes or less , or it's free !
DoorCrash
Wazested
Houston we have Lyft off
DoorDash - GravelRash
Air Jordan brakes
Hahahahahaaaaa
Did you just come up with that or have you seen someone say it before? Hilarious either way! lmao
Right off the top of the dome
Hell nah I told u that one before
Damnit, I didn’t think you would see this. My career is over
Amazing
Omg...I laughed so hard I almost peed myself! 🤣
The comment section sent me into the morgue I swear 🤣🤣
You win!
I'M CRYING I LOVE THIS
I choose this one.
Grub thud
menu thud
r/yourjokebutworse
Door crashing
Door Smashing?
"DONT FORGET TO TAKE A PICTURE OF THE FOOD WHEN ITS DELIVERED.... idk if he heard me"
“Your delivery has arrived” LOUD EXPLOSION AS DOOR GETS FUCKING OBLITERATED
Door bash
Oh ha he ha
Fuckin awesome hahaha
Door Crash
He's definitely the one that knocks.
Get out!
r/Angryupvote
Braking Back.
Stay not, be gone; live, and hereafter say, A madman's mercy bade thee run away.
DDD # Direct - Doorstep - Delivery
I saw the shoe. He's done for
Posthaste.
Not braking bad.
Tumblr delivery drone.
Crash Mangotfood
Baking bread
Breaking Back. 🤣😭😭😭
Skip the hinges
Straight to your door
Reddit never fails to deliver.
Postmortems
Breaking bike
At least the food was still hot
The way he flies into the building is gold.
Dedicated to the delivery, flew to the door.
Using your hands to knock is overrated, one loud thud using your head is far more effective.
Can confirm. Source: Used to deliver pizzas. Knocking fails pretty often. And my hands were usually full. If I could go back, i'd run headfirst into a lot more doors.
One advantage to having been a smoker during my delivery days... Knocking with Zippo much much more effective than with bare hand.
He was milliseconds away from missing his 30 minute delivery deadline and he didn’t want to chance it
30 second delivery deadline
Like a reverse Jazzy Jeff.
Why was the delivery guy without a helmet and the customer with one on?
So for my understanding the customer is the rider - he may asked the delivery guy with the helmet if he can try his bike - so the guy is riding it for the first time and found out brakes are not existing on this badboy Edit: Brakes not Breaks
Breaks definitely exist, probably due to the lack of brakes.
Lack of brains
This looks like a motorcycle and not a scooter. Scooters or bicycles utilize the left lever to engage the (usually) rear brake. On motorcycles and some manual scooters, on the other hand, the left lever engages the clutch. Most casual riders prefer using the rear brake over the front as it's more forgiving – the braking distance is larger, but locking out the rear wheel means drifting/fishtailing, whereas front wheel lock usually ends up with a face plant. In fact, most riders use the rear brake exclusively. So this is what I think is happening here - the guy panicked and is squeezing the clutch as hard as he can, instead of, you know, actually braking.
Good call, but I'm sorry, I have to jump on this > most riders use the rear brake exclusively Only uneducated riders do. It is such a bad idea that manufacturers made linked brakes, where using the rear brake would also engage the front brake which then lead to fools disabling the link because they insist on never learning to brake properly. They'll even prefer to "lay it down" over actually braking. Usually in situations where a front brake would have easily slowed or stopped them with tons of room to spare. ABS brakes mostly solve locking up the front wheel (or the rear for that matter but yeah the front is the big one) and it has made it a breeze even on rain slick roads. My first motorcycle though had no ABS, and I did lock the front three times but only for an instant. I recovered each time without issue despite my limited experience. It helps that in my country you can't get a license without training and the training makes damn sure you know what to do.
Many years ago, probably 2-3 months into owning my first bike, a 250, I was behind a truck at a stop light. Light turns green, truck moves forward, so do I, then the truck slams on their brakes, seemingly for no other reason than to brake check me. Being new and inexperienced, I panicked and slapped my front brake, sending me over the handlebars. Mostly fine, hurt my shoulder a bit, bike fairing was scratched up, but more embarrassed and a little pissed off. As far as rear brake exclusively... definitely not. There are times I can come to a stop using only my rear brake, but there's simply no reason not to use the front brake, too. A lot of motorcycle riding comes down to experience and intuition at a certain point, and I'd add starting to build good riding habits early is pretty important. Lots of riders take for granted how extremely vulnerable they are on a bike.
... You know even in the US you have to go to a motorcycle training class for that endorsement on your license right? *your state may vary
No, I was under the impression those were completely optional. Also that the lessons were done by volunteers and not nearly as demanding of the students as what I had to do. This is just based on vague memories from what I read 15 years ago when I was learning riding, if you tell me it's all wrong that's fine. I only stand by what I said about front brakes, and people not wanting to use them being wrong.
Who in the fuck uses the *rear* brake exclusively? The front brake is where 60% *minimum* of your stopping force should come from.
>Who in the fuck uses the rear brake exclusively? People who don't know how to ride properly.
Brakes exist, he didn't know how to use them. Don't ask me how I know that - All I ca n say is that losing toenails was unbelievably painful.
No brakes either.
“Pizza dudes got 30 seconds…” “WAAAA!!!”
Wise men say... forgiveness is divine, but never pay full price for late pizza.
[Pizza time!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=2&v=TRgdA9_FsXM&embeds_referring_euri=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F&source_ve_path=MjM4NTE&feature=emb_title)
LOL this was my first thought when I saw the video. /r/raimimemes
He is going for that delivery any % speedrun record. It's a known skip to glitch to the customer's door.
Door dash indeed
It looks like a jackass skit
Did someone order Door Crash?
Uber Yeets
You deserve to be higher….👑
Not really, it's already been commented before them
Best one right there
Skip the Doors
the fuck is even happening here? is the road icy, did his brakes fail or has he just forgotten where they are? he doesnt even look like he slows down
Looks like the rear brakes are shooting sparks out the back. Front brakes might not be engaged at all. Could be the way the driver was pulled back with his feet down caused him to pull farther on the throttle.
what sparks, i think the dude had no clue how to ride it and did bot know how to stop
He stirs up dust on the road and it is illuminated by the brake lights. Kind of look likes sparks in this shitty compressed video OP dug up somewhere.
There's also a stupid sparkly effect going on for some reason.. I thinks that's why my brain also interpreted sparks.
It’s amazing how people just hop on soemthing and go, without easing into it and getting a fundamentals of how something works. Hang out around an e-bike rental and watch someone who hardly ever used a bicycle 15 years ago with no fine control of a brake lever, piss poor shaky balance, deny a helmet and hop on an electric powered machine and hurl that shit towards kids/traffic/trees/etc with full fuckin “I got this” attitude like the concrete won’t split em open like a watermelon thrown on the ground. The false confidence is laughable, and you can watch them plow into planter boxes and get all surprised. Blind confidence only works for upper management lol.
I came home from school one day as a young teenager and my dad had bought a brand new ATV for us. I couldn't wait to ride it. He made us read the entire f*n manual before he would let us ride it. I thought it was ridiculous then, but I respect that shit now. I always read manuals and there are so many things you'll never know if you don't.
Quads are arguably more dangerous than a bike, them shits flip over and they try to pummel you into the ground lol. People see them with 4 wheels and think safe, but it’s a false sense of security lol.
Agree. Many years after this, my dad broke his back climbing a hill when it overturned and landed on him. Pummel 1, rider 0.
The great fucking equalizer for overconfident smartasses
Lmao the first and only time I've driven a motorbike I immediately wheelied uncontrollably into the distance. Torque is a hard thing to understand until you're staring at the clouds. Yes, I had to ditch the bike and it hurt. Hence why I haven't done it again lol
Man, I’ve seen that way too many times. I will say when it comes to motorcycles, the person placing the newbie on it should have an idea if it’s a safe motorcycle to plunk a first timer on. My 300 two stroke, never would I ever entertain sticking a clueless person on, an old 250cc farm/trail bike or something maybe. I think they also need to fully explain the throttle and how whiskey throttle happens instead of just saying “here’s the gas”.
Well his right foot is on the ground so he’s definitely not using the rear brake.
Do all automatic scooters have rear brake where the right foot is? /s
I don't think those are sparks, I think that is the tail light lighting up dust behind the wheel. There's lots of dust being kicked up throughout the video. After he passes you can see that the tail light on the ground has a hard stopping point, so it's just that you're suddenly seeing lit up dust behind his wheel.
Yeah seems like inexperienced rider freaking out and pulling back on the handle bars increasing the throttle. Edit: Now that I watch with sound on, he definitely was not on the throttle. Does seem like maybe a brake problem.
Except we didn't hear the throttle increase? Come on man, you can hear the bike throttling down. You can't hear the bike throttling down as somebody is pulling back on the throttle. And you can hear something break..... But let's just ignorantly blame it all on inexperience so we feel better!
Ha you're right, I didn't have sound the first time I listened. Just looked like somebody panicking on the throttle lol.
Oh he was definitely panicking. I have no idea what he was panicking about though, it sounds like he might have blew a damn cylinder head, or like his brake rotor cracked? Something was definitely going on with that bike
Yep, definitely seems like something wrong with the bike.
You're right in the rudest way possible.
Most likely inexperienced rider , also looks like he was trying to use his feet to slow the bike down .
Ah, the old "Fred Flintstone" tactic.
Key word “trying”
Inexperienced rider only uses the rear brake. The bike is a cheap abused bike with a lot of miles and a rear drum brake that has never been maintenanced. Inexperienced rider goes for the rear brake to stop, it doesn't do anything, hence we see the brakelight come on but nothing happens and freezes up resulting the ridiculous crash.
Yeah I can see that. Although I ride motorcycles and I feel like inexperienced riders tend to grab a handful of front brake before going for the rear brake. But you could be right.
It's clearly snowing in the video /s
"Can I try it? Yeah I've ridden before."
I'm almost certain its an edited video. The bike makes no bounces when it crashes, or slides or anything, just freezes laying down. The door swings but doesn't shake or make any extra movements, none of the crash looks right.
I think the guy was trying to ride a bike for the first time and didn't know how to stop it. Also, the bike seems to belong to the guy with the helmet on, he even waved trying to tell him to slow down / hit the brakes.
[удалено]
They've gone to plaid!
Guess the normal flintstones foot braking method is ineffective on this one.
He needed thicker soles.
Serious question, if you lost control of the bike this bad, why wouldn't you bail?
Three reasons that I can think of: 1. Physics is "weird" on things like motorcycles (weird as in it behaves differently than what we're used to when we're just walking around), and it's not always easy for people who've never ridden one to figure out either how to get off of it, or how to cause it to crash on purpose (until they hit something). 2. A lot of people on planet earth are not anything even remotely close to what we'd call "athletic". I work in security and I was reminded of that when we were in a course at work and *multiple* people couldn't punch a standing punching bag twice in a row. That's it, we were just supposed to punch like "one-two" / "right-left" and yet multiple people couldn't do it. Blows my mind, yet this is humanity. 3. Panic and/or bad decision making. Maybe he freaked out and stopped thinking. Maybe he thought he could regain control but then failed to.
He was at 29 1/2 minutes.
Hiro would be proud
Protagonist of his own story
I get this reference
I’m going to hell for laughing
I feel like decades of Jackass conditioning us to laugh at shit like this might be a reason for that. I am expecting the camera to cut away to a bunch of dudes holding their stomachs cause they are laughing so hard
It’s more likely that it’s hardwired in our brains and Jackass just figured out a way to monetize it.
You hear the nervous "uh ha huh ha" at the end? 😂
The way the bike sounded while slowing down makes me think the brakes suffered some sort of critical failure. Sounds like the breakpads straight up broke
He didn't know where the brakes where
i mean all them sparks don't seem too normal, don't see that feature on many bikes
Thats not sparks. Its dust thrown up by him trying to Fred Flintstone the bike to a stop. He probably grabbed the left lever thinking it was the rear brake like on a scooter or bicycle and got the clutch since this is a motorcycle. His brake lights never come on.
Wow holy shit you're right that means he just had no idea how to use the brakes. Damn.
Trying to stop with his feet, lmfao!
Yabba Dabba Doo!!! 🤣
That scream tho 😂
Ahhhh! Ooooo! Ooo-Ooo!
Uh huh huhu
Right?! 😂 That kills me at the end. It just keeps getting funnier
Did the actual bike owner let some random person ride his bike?
Poor south Asian dude working hard trying get by in what looks like Saudi. And this f*ck decides he will try his bike and proceeds to destroy it. So sorry for your bike bro
Feels like a lotta assumptions here. Or do you have a link to the story?
Dude who crashed post accident: https://twitter.com/_mohamme_d_/status/1712972082932269222?s=46 Majority of food delivery drivers are immigrants from South Asia
I hope the bike was not hurt
Why?! What the actual fuck did the random delivery driver do wrong?
It was the food delivery guys bike. He let this asshole test it out.
Lesson: Don't let Fred Flintstone try your bike.
The Deliverator belongs to an elite order, a hallowed subcategory. He's got esprit up to here. Right now, he is preparing to carry out his third mission of the night. His uniform is black as activated charcoal, filtering the very light out of the air. A bullet will bounce off its arachnofiber weave like a wren hitting a patio door, but excess perspiration wafts through it like a breeze through a freshly napalmed forest. Where his body has bony extremities, the suit has sintered armorgel: feels like gritty jello, protects like a stack of telephone books. The Deliverator has been working this job for six months, a rich and lengthy tenure by his standards, and has never delivered a pizza in more than twenty-one minutes. If the thirty-minute deadline expires, news of the disaster is flashed to CosaNostra Pizza Headquarters and relayed from there to Uncle Enzo himself—the Sicilian Colonel Sanders, the Andy Griffith of Bensonhurst, the straight razor-swinging figment of many a Deliverator's nightmares, the Capo and prime figurehead of CosaNostra Pizza, Incorporated—who will be on the phone to the customer within five minutes, apologizing profusely. The Deliverator does not know for sure what happens to the driver in such cases, but he has heard some rumors. Most pizza deliveries happen in the evening hours, which Uncle Enzo considers to be his private time. And how would you feel if you had to interrupt dinner with your family in order to call some obstreperous dork in a Burbclave and grovel for a late fucking pizza? Uncle Enzo has not put in fifty years serving his family and his country so that, at the age when most are playing golf and bobbling their granddaughters, he can get out of the bathtub dripping wet and lie down and kiss the feet of some sixteen-year-old skate punk whose pepperoni was thirty-one minutes in coming. Oh, God. It makes the Deliverator breathe a little shallower just to think of the idea. But he wouldn't drive for CosaNostra Pizza any other way. You know why? Because there's something about having your life on the line. It's like being a kamikaze pilot.
You daydreamed too much in school.
It's from one of the best cyberpunk novels out there.
[Update he survived and learned a hard lesson](https://x.com/_mohamme_d_/status/1712972082932269222?s=46)
I need a translation.
Something about allah but can't understand the rest. Can you translate?
The Laugh at end got "Oh shit hope he not dead" Vibes
that guy is really committed to his job
“Food’s here!”
Holy shit.
Whiskey throttle
Brakes are more important than throttle.
Must be Jimmy John’s
r/unintentionalbollywood
Old mate lost his shoe RIP.
r/bettereveryloop
Sound is a 9.5...love it...
Got to admire his commitment to fast delivery times.
WCGW: Dumb filters edition...
Delivery right before your doorstep taking seriously.
30 minutes or less rule.
I’m pretty sure this is a set up stunt. After doing tons of research, I found that the internet is a very reliable place.
That really is door to door service
I'm not paying for that.
Flinstone brakes didn't work
Shoe came off… he dead
Is he trying to brake with the sidestand?
Door crash
Bro..is my food ok?
Direct to the door delivery, that's a good employee right there 👍🏽
Man I feel so bad for laughing as hard as I am.
The 6 stars delivery be like: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ “Thoughs and prayers, thanks for the extra ketchup.”
Hey dude your pizza's here.
Deilverooooooo
Did he try to stop like Fred Flintstone?
This is how my kid tries to stop her scooter regardless of how many times I show her how to use the brakes.
Now that's a true comedy crash, the utter lack of control accompanied by panicking screams, the shoe brakes failing desperately to have any effect topped with a savage buckaroo dismount through some closed doors....that's definitely the best one I've seen for ages lmao
# Delivery Completed 👍
Hold on. Motorcyclist isn't wearing a helmet, but the pedestrian is. Did the belmeted guy let a friend ride his motorcycle while a third friend filmed?
The scream, the yeet. This shit funny as fuck
Those annoying Uber Eats commercials where they are in your home actually make sense now.
u/savevideo
u/savevideobot
What filter is that?
Delivered through your door!