Look at this crazy [INAUDIBLE] man.
For real, bro, you want me to hit her.
>> No, I just want you to put the refrigerator in the house,
we can't lift that thing.
We don't even have a dolly.
>> [LAUGH] >> Okay, so I thought at first that there
was nothing funnier than laying under a truck to stop it from moving.
But it turns out responding to questions while laying under a truck
to stop it from moving is at least 50% funnier.
So anyway, that is a ThottyyBoyy on TikTok who posted this video,
is a delivery of a refrigerator, and they wanted him to bring
the refrigerator in which apparently wasn't his job to do, and
they were not going to let him leave until he did it.
It's an interesting debate, though, I think JR.
If it's not his job, it's not his job, but
it does look like they'd have a lot of trouble getting it in there and I don't
like the sort of weirdly quasi caring thing of throwing yourself down there.
For all I know, he's got ten deliveries to do, and
he's gonna get in trouble if he doesn't make them in a certain amount of time.
But they don't have a dolly, shouldn't they have had a dolly?
But yet they could use help, sn't it nice to help them?
Is this one cut and dried?
What do you think?
>> I don't know what the policies are maybe for
this particular delivery company, maybe there's some kind of reasons why,
maybe there is COVID reasons why they can't come in.
Who knows what was explained, the reasons why she got so upset about this?
But of course my first thought would have also been, we can't bring this in,
it's a refrigerator bro, you're carrying it.
I assume he has it on some kind of device already.
So again, these are assumptions I'm making, you'd have to dump it on the porch
or maybe outside wherever it is that he did in order for
you to take your moving device off of it, which I assume he had.
So, it's not that much more to take it in the house again,
unless there's some explicit policy [CROSSTALK].
>> Or maybe it is, maybe it's theirs, or I don't know.
And on the other side of it, if you would like for him to do it, and
you're frustrated by his response of, no, I have a really good idea rather than
jumping under his truck, ask him maybe nicely.
Maybe even say, hey this is a problem we have, I don't know what we're gonna do.
Can you help me out somehow?
Maybe reach out to him as a human being because again,
think about the end game you want.
You want the refrigerator in your house, you're in a bad position,
you don't have a dollar the guy's being an ask, right?
So getting under the truck and then screaming, not screaming, but
having a conversation with him about how he should be doing it,
do you think that's gonna make someone who just told, for whatever reason gonna go,
you're right lady, you're under my truck.
I think I'll go take it into the house now.
[LAUGH] No, it won't.
No.
>> I don't know that I agree.
If you're so inconvenienced, you literally can't drive away, I don't know.
Maybe I'd be like, God, fine, I'll bring it in.
I don't know.
I agree that there's definitely better ways to go about this.
I cannot rule out the possibility that outside of the video that they might have
asked nicely.
I don't know.
And first of all, if you're delivering a refrigerator,
it should be a part of it to deliver it.
Now, it's apparently not, but I feel like it should be.
>> [CROSSTALK] I feel like it is, normally, like couches, fridges,
big things that come in your house.
I don't really ever remember someone dropping off on my doorstep, but again-
>> Np, I would be annoyed.
But anyway, you can't lay under someone's car.
People are throwing around like claims that this is false imprisonment.
I don't know.
>> Every state handles it differently.
I don't know if this would be according Thottyboyy who posted the video,
the woman who was laying down wasn't charged with anything.
Man, she really wanted that inside, though, she was risking potentially
being driven over [LAUGH] coz she's sort of bluffing to some extent.
>> RIght. >> She doesn't actually wanna
be driven under.
If he'd gotten in and turned on the engine, would she have gotten out?
How far can you take this thing?
>> That's the hard part, that's the hard part, I think she's bluffing too, but
if you go to call her bluff, then now you can't bluff.
>> Yeah.
>> If you like the engine started lady, it's in drive lady,
I'm reving the engine lady who knows?
You gotta go or else now she wins.
>> Yeah, 100%.
Anyway, if we could get a poll going on Twitch,
I don't know if any of the mods are there, should he have brought in it or not?
I'm just curious.
I honestly air on his side because he's the one who's working, and
he has a job to do.
But I do kind of wish he'd brought it in.
I don't know.
I wanna know what you guys think.
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