This is why they create Boat Launches.
You can't drive your truck out onto the sandy beach and get traction to pull anything. You just dig deeper and deeper. Heck it would do the same thing whether you were trying to pull anything or not.

Might as well write off that Toyota (or whatever it is) now. Water damage, engine flooded. Not good.

Is the person who filmed this stuck in the 1980s, when camcorders first came out? It's almost unwatchable from all the zooms, pans, cuts, shakiness and lack of framing.

Lol, lack of framing on the beach. What're you an ever-ready cinematographer?>> ^ulysses1904:

Is the person who filmed this stuck in the 1980s, when camcorders first came out? It's almost unwatchable from all the zooms, pans, cuts, shakiness and lack of framing.

Lack of framing, as in they filmed the water in the foreground instead of putting the freakin boat/truck/whatever in the middle of the frame.>> ^RhesusMonk:

Lol, lack of framing on the beach. What're you an ever-ready cinematographer?>> ^ulysses1904:
Is the person who filmed this stuck in the 1980s, when camcorders first came out? It's almost unwatchable from all the zooms, pans, cuts, shakiness and lack of framing.

No, no, I get what framing is. But, y'know, the guy's probably standing there covered in sweat and sand, trying to fight buckling over with laughter. And I doubt he took a class in how best to capture YouTube videos.

What a superb Tour de FAIL [despite the Blair Witch video stylings]. There must have been a mile wide testosterone slick mixed in with the combustible engine fluids after all was said and done =oO

tout la gang lmao