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Texas still has "blue laws" restricting the sale of not just alcohol but other non necessities on Sundays. Enacted in 1961 and largely repealed in the 80's, you still cannot buy liquor at a store on Sundays, and car dealerships must close one weekend day. This was their way of forcing the Southern Baptist religious beliefs of the ruling class on everyone.

Edit: I grew up there in the 70’s when you could only buy food or medicine on Sundays, and some groceries and pharmacies closed.

Texas has a LONG history of legislating religious "morality", from it's inception through today. They love to talk about their freedoms, but you really only have the freedom to follow their narrow definition of morality. These morality laws always effect the poor far more than the wealthy, often completely exempting the well off....for example, you can buy an expensive mixed drink to go from a bar, restaurant, or hotel...they even have drive through bars...on Sunday morning in Texas, but you cannot buy a cheap bottle in a liquor store to pour your own. This is typical.

How about, he was asked to go put gas in it by someone, as a prank. Maybe he works at a used car dealership (the new kid). Maybe a friend or family said he could take it out but to make sure he put gas in it or something like that.

Dealership: THESE PRICES ARE INSANE!! GET DOWN HERE BEFORE THEY'RE ALL GONE!!!

Driver: A SALE????? Hold my beer.

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You can see the tow truck was parked a hundred feet away when the camera follows the skater. I'm thinking someone bought a flood damaged car from one of those Texas dealerships that got flooded out and let it roll over the edge. The tow truck was there because they sold it to them as parts "after the movie shoot".

Then again, I have an overactive imagination.

Seriously? This is just an ad for a car dealership. And not even a good one.

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The car dealership people actually thought it would be a good idea to post it. They thought they were in the right...

Very enjoyable watch - I find it very hard to believe at least parts of this weren't staged though, unless he's back behind bars already. I'm sure he's a very formidable person with an interesting past, but in this day and age you can't get away with threatening someone outside a car dealership with 2 thugs and putting it on the TV. He'd be convicted for organised crime - even if the individual was too scared to report it, it was filmed and broadcast.

It's not that i'm saying this stuff can't happen, but i'm sure it can't happen for real on camera.

My cousin bought a Grand Cherokee, paid the big bucks. It had a rattle in it.

Good Christian woman, very generous, great neighbor, great cousin.

And she gave that dealership hell until they fixed it.

In Oklahoma, you don't want to mess with the Baptists.

I always feel sorry for people who don't understand just how ridiculously easy it is to do an oil change by yourself in your garage or even your driveway.

The newer the car is, the easier it is to do. Dealerships demand it to increase profit margins.

Oil changes are stupid easy.

Someone advertising a truck dealership in Vietnam probably isn't abiding by the self promotion rules here...

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"I'm been very impressed with Tesla as a car company, even though I've never driven or even seen one in person"

I can hardly leave the house without seeing one. Often, on the highway, I have a Tesla in front of me, and one behind. They are everywhere here, as there is 1. Lots of people who are well of, and 2.Lots of tax incentives for electric cars, (and other pros like they can use the Taxi lane) and 3. insanely high gas prices. There is also a supercharger 5 mins from my home, and a dealership 15 minutes away, So I guess that helps I want one..

I'd think if I was getting a wrap, I'd want something more exciting than a plain color, some sort of graphical design.
I'm actually surprised more car companies don't offer wraps at the dealerships or with dealership partners to add more custom options to their cars. Perhaps not full wraps, but some additional graphical flair. Like the pinstripes of old...