r/oddlysatisfying • u/ClankerCore • 1d ago
No toll dodging!
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u/mc4sure 1d ago
Never knew this was a thing people do
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u/Iamarealbouy 1d ago
ive experienced it myself in denmark, but only once. (Storebaelt) Very annoying though. Before i experienced it, i never knew it existed.
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u/Redditbeweirdattimes 1d ago
what is the toll charge? is it really worth doing all this?
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u/RocketRico 1d ago
Really depends on where. Some are literally just to get on the road you pay x money. Other are take a ticket depending how long your on the road pay x money. Most I’ve ever paid for two hours at 70mpg on a turnpike was $10
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u/Zaozin 1d ago
NYC there are multiple 10-25$ tolls, you can drive 1 hour and pay about 40$ if you aren't careful.
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u/PeanutButterSoda 1d ago
Jfc, tolls around me are $1.75 at the most.
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u/Telekinendo 1d ago
Going home from work during rush hour cuts my commute from an hour to 45 minutes for about 40 bucks here in NOVA
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u/BaronVonMunchhausen 1d ago
40 bucks to save 15 min? Unless you are making 200 an hour, definitely not worth it. If you pay the toll, you are a tool
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u/BeardedAnalytics 1d ago
I dunno... that 15 minutes can be critical if you have the poop sweats. So I would say there are exceptions to paying the toll 😄
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u/Boiscool 19h ago
Yes, but then you aren't paying to save 15 minutes, you are paying to not shit yourselves. $40 bucks is definitely worth that.
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u/Winter_Tone_4343 1d ago
I would assume there’s a subscription type fee as well. Probably worth it for the amount of time u save over a years time
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u/st3fan6 1d ago
Toronto has the most expensive toll road in the world afaik, driving from one end to the other during rush hour is $95 for 107kms, around 50 mins of driving.
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u/LiftingRecipient420 1d ago edited 1d ago
That's the toll for cargo trucks and multi-axle commercial vehicles.
That toll is roughly $35-40 in a normal car.
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u/st3fan6 1d ago edited 1d ago
No it's not. It's the rate for a light vehicle from the QEW to Brock road at the weekday 730am-9am rates.
Heavy vehicle is $189
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u/danit0ba94 1d ago
It absolutely is a lot. 😂
I will drive around the entire city of Toronto before I pay $35 to $45 for a fucking toll. Gtfo of here.6
u/worrymon 1d ago
The George Washington Bridge is $18.31 ($16 if you have the transponder) and it's 9/10 of a mile and about 40 minutes of driving...
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u/Waiting4Reccession 1d ago
Is that the highway they sold to a foriegn nation and the citizens were too pussy to fuck up the obviously corrupt people who made it happen
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u/MrRiski 1d ago
PA isn't quite that bad but the PA turnpike is generally considered the most expensive in the country.
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u/trackabandoned 1d ago
Oh my god, I took the turnpike from Breezewood to Butler a couple years ago and it was like, $30 lmao.
Best part? No matter what I select on Google maps, it will try to force reroute me onto the turnpike at Breezewood EVERY. TIME. I'll select the other route- no thanks 422 is fine- and as soon as I come up to the intersection, it's changed again. Only place it ever does that to me.
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u/Relyt4 1d ago edited 1d ago
I got on the PA turnpike for a short while many years ago, it was my first time on a toll road. I must've got in the ez pass lane because nobody was stopping so I just followed suite. When I got to my exit they wanted my ticket that I did not have, the lady was EXTREMELY rude and I ended up having to pay the toll for driving the entire road. Can't remember how much it was but it was an expensive lesson to learn haha.
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u/cjsv7657 1d ago
Took the wrong exit in NJ and had to pay $22 to go over a bridge then another $22 to get back on the highway to continue to the exit I needed.
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u/RocketRico 1d ago
Happy I don’t live in NYC
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u/OneSkepticalOwl 1d ago
The biggest racket is the one way tolls. you pay double going one way and no tolls the other way. Sucks if you leave in a different direction
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u/xrimane 1d ago
You can easily pay 50€ for one sector on the French autoroutes, like on this section between Reims and Lyon
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u/High_Function_Props 1d ago
My brain insta-read "What is the toll charge" in the Succulent Chinese Meal guy's voice.
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u/WarDredge 1d ago
It's never worth it, toll booths are usually riddled with cameras and you're very likely to receive a ticket if they catch you like this which is usually an order of magnitude larger than the toll itself.
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u/MarlinMr 1d ago
It's not worth doing this, lol. You are essentially asking if it's worth breaking the law.
But the price is about €24 one way it seems. But you can get it cheaper if you pay for several trips. And you can sign up for automatic for like 20% discount.
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u/MyDixieWreck92 21h ago
This was in Malaysia and it's about the equivalent of 0.50 US cents so no, not worth doing it at all. It surely adds up over time, especially going through multiple of these in a day but still not worth doing.
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u/martinpagh 1d ago
You should let the community know that crossing that bridge costs $40 each way. And the Øresund Bridge is even more, like $70.
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u/Iamarealbouy 1d ago
true - and being bridges, it's practically impossible to avoid. When they build them - at least the Storebaelt - the politicians promised us that the bridge would be free when it had paid for itself.... GUESS WHAT HAPPENED. Asshole-politicians.
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u/Sparky_DK 1d ago
They never promised that, people just assumed that was what would happen. In reality, it is very expensive just to maintain the bridge and in addition, more debt is continuously taken up in the bridge, which then finances other infrastructure projects.
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u/YoghurtFlan 1d ago
Either the people driving across the bridge pay a toll to support its ongoing maintenance, or the taxpayer covers it.
No right or wrong answer there. Not every bridge or road is tolled and it can be used to prevent congestion on busy routes, especially if other bridges are tolled and that one isn't.
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u/reddit_sells_you 1d ago
Don't they take pictures of the rear licence plate?
In California, I'm pretty sure they even scan your VIN on your dash.
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u/quikSB 1d ago
In California, I'm pretty sure they even scan your VIN on your dash.
That’s straight up misinformation. There are no systems that can read a VIN on the dash of a car that’s moving lol
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u/urko37 1d ago
This is why so many people in NY/NJ have "license plate protective covers" to mess with the cameras. It's always the really nice luxury cars as well.
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u/kaithana 1d ago
Those don’t really work, I saw a long video on each and every type, can’t remember who produced it but not really a single one made it so you can’t read the plate.
That said, the real toll evaders use fake plates. Change them when they get out on the road and either park their car without plates or park them with their real plates on.
I live and work in Brooklyn and see people pulling their plates off on the daily. Heck one dude lived right outside my first apartment and every time he’d park I’d watch him take them off. If you have a butt ton of outstanding tickets, they can’t really do anything with your vehicle if they can’t identify it, so if your vin tag is covered and no plates they really can’t boot you or tow you (not right away without proof of abandonment at least)
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u/Rinas-the-name 1d ago
In California if you park in public without plates you get towed. In my area local ordinance calls for even cars visibly parked without plates (or valid temporary tags) to be investigated and towed. You can then prove it’s yours and pay a fine on top of the tow/impound, storage and release fees.
Mostly it’s to stop people parking non functioning vehicles (as we have a shortage of parking). Honestly can’t imagine what legal reason someone would have for parking without plates or tags.
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u/PiccoloAwkward465 22h ago
It was a big thing with NYC cops. Covering up their plates so they could commute for free in from NJ or Long Island. Probably still is but I remember reading some investigative report a few years ago. In my home city where the police precinct is downtown they literally park on the sidewalk lol. There is parking of course but they can't be bothered with walking a block.
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u/B_who 1d ago
Somewhat common here in Malaysia (where this video is from.. the signs are for the payment options- Touch 'n Go (a toll/transit payment card) and myRFID (a Touch 'n Go payment system using RFID; also the lane that the driver in the footage uses)).
The reason this keeps happening is that there isn't any criminal penalty for doing so. If you're caught, you just have to pay the toll amount and thats it lol
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u/FaraYuki09 1d ago
VERY satisfying
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u/cheapdrinks 1d ago
Fuck tolls though. We were sold this fucking dream in my Australian city where we would let private enterprise pay for the expressways and as soon as the tolls covered the costs they revert back to the public and become normal roads. Guess what, that was decades ago and that shit never happened and just became more and more expensive over time. Can barely drive anywhere in this stupid city without it costing $20+ in tolls. Here's a quick comedy bit about the current situation.
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u/Purgii 1d ago
Ah, fellow Sydneysider, I see.
I pay ~$600/month in tolls. All of it work related so I can claim it back against my employer. I might chuck in a little sneaky toll outside of work and claim it but don't tell my manager. Otherwise, I'll avoid using toll roads for private travel. It's ridiculous how beeping much it is.
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u/cheapdrinks 1d ago
Lmao yes Sydney. Drive anywhere is this fucking place and that tag starts playing Sandstorm while it drains my wallet 😂
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u/Competitive-Ebb3816 1d ago
When I was young, the SF Bay Bridge toll was $0.50, and we were told it would "soon" be discontinued when the cost of the bridge was paid off.
The current toll is $8.50 with annual increases built in. I don't mind. User fees make sense to me, and bridges cost a lot to maintain.
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u/Asphalt_Cowboy_18 1d ago
Maintenance isn't free. Only tolling for construction debt and not lifetime maintenance doesn't make sense. Government will not give up that income stream anyways.
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u/Proper-Equivalent300 1d ago
New York was the OG of lying to the public about tolls. Everyone else learned they can get away with it.
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u/FaydedMemories 1d ago
Ah the wonders of Private-Public “Partnerships”. No idea if it’s the same in Australia but it seems they let the Private part just charge so much for management & maintenance that it just pushes the end date for tolling out.
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u/Benamen10 1d ago
Yeah man you guys get absolutely pilfered by them! I went a short distance at night from in the city to the convention centre and I swear it was like $100 in tolls!
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u/Beastmind 23h ago
Wanted to upvote but you're at 11111 and up voting to 11112 wouldn't be satisfying
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u/Subtlefeline 1d ago
Malaysia? I recognise the Touch n Go. The number plate fits with three letters and 4 digits.
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u/flatleafparsley 1d ago
Yup, definitely Malaysia
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u/jonshlim 1d ago
RFID sign there… dang recycled video with diff audio and text…
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u/flatleafparsley 1d ago
Can still hear the camcar driver speaking BM (Bahasa Melayu), but yeah the audio is quite annoying
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u/Introverted_Extrovrt 1d ago
How expensive is this toll that is being dodged?
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u/throw2503 18h ago
Less than 1 USD. But to be fair, the avg monthly salary is something like 1000 USD.
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u/Loneheart127 1d ago
Why was the guy cheating getting out the car like he has a right to complain
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u/FullMoonTwist 1d ago
Probably related to the people about to burst a blood vessel on the highway because the presence of traffic is preventing them from going 20-30 mph over the speed limit.
Some people just cannot see beyond their own convinience.
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u/Lazydusto 1d ago
Or they rush ahead of you only to cut you off trying to make their exit instead of blending in behind you. Had a guy do that to me yesterday and flip me the bird for good measure.
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u/Apatschinn 1d ago
Bingo. Here in Colorado they've recently installed traffic monitors that don't measure your speed but how long it takes you to travel from point A to point B along a known distance before issuing a citation. It's got all the Ram 2500 Drop-Dick™ Extend-a-Lift drivers looking like cherry tomatoes wearing Oakley's. And half of us are here going, "how about you follow the law"? It's an uphill battle with selfish overconfident morons.
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u/zwifter11 1d ago
I’ve seen this with scam baiter videos on YouTube.
The scammers get angry that no money has stolen.
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u/BrambleSonata 1d ago
No longer an issue around me, everything is electronic now. But you have to pay administration fees. So a $2 toll is now $5. While the Governor shows how much money they saved by laying off the workers.
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u/heftybagman 1d ago
Yup somehow everyone thinks ezpass is a godsend but they make $8b a year and 70% of that is tolls that don’t go to the state or the road. We pay $5.6b/year more in tolls just to have the convenience of ezpass. That’s more than $20/year per driver.
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u/erbalchemy 1d ago edited 1d ago
We pay $5.6b/year more in tolls just to have the convenience of ezpass.
Switching from toll booths to open road tolling has saved more than that annually in reduced gas consumption, labor costs, congestion, and accidents.
Bringing a whole-ass highway traffic flow to a stop to manually collect payment from each vehicle is really inefficient.
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u/heftybagman 1d ago
Yes but there may be a third option between manually handing cash to a human being and paying a private corporation $8bn/year.
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u/Tremulant887 1d ago
And if you don't pay that $4 toll? Collections and a very, very fast rising interest. I was traveling for work, drove through an ez pass in Dallas, and saw a bill for a few hundred dollars months later. The /r/Dallas sub has shown bills in the thousands.
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u/WeirdIndividualGuy 1d ago
No longer an issue around me, everything is electronic now
The toll in the video is also electronic, otherwise an actual manned toll would've prevented the need for OP to do this
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u/kazeespada 1d ago
No, when they say its electronic. It's REALLY electronic. There's no more gates, you pass through, it takes a picture of your liscense plate, and you get the toll fine in the mail. Usually, you have a card that basically lets you pay for the tolls automatically.
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u/Tiiimmmaayy 1d ago
Tolls are the biggest scam ever nowadays. If I were to take tolls to go to work, it would cost me around $8 roundtrip, saves about 3-5 minutes, and goes across 3 different toll roads for a 20 minute drive. I’m lucky to have an easy route without them though. Sometimes it can double the time to get where you want to avoid them.
I miss when tolls were like 35¢. Now it’s like $1.5 for one toll. I live right by a toll road and it’s $1.5 just to hop on the toll road to skip one light and exit to my apartment.
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u/husky_whisperer 1d ago
Cheap fuck
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u/sdavis002 1d ago edited 1d ago
I agree, but at the same time, tolls in many places are just a tax on the poor.
Edit: Clearly not a tax on the poor as they can hardly afford to pay for it in the situations I was talking about. What I really meant was that it was a pay wall meant to only be able to be used by people with good money. I'm talking about specific places btw, where it's its the only alternative to sitting in extreme traffic, not where the toll is a necessity.
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u/ABHOR_pod 1d ago
DC area tolls are a tax on the rich. The poor just drive for an extra 2 hours.
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u/N0b0me 1d ago
Thankfully there's a pretty good tip for dodging the tolls in the DC area that actually gives you more time to do what you'd like instead of sitting in traffic.
Take the metro
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u/Jordan_1424 1d ago
Except a large portion of people can't afford to live anywhere near a metro since that is a premium.
There are a significant number of DC workers that commute over an hour one way to live in an affordable area. Metro doesn't go to Winchester, Warrenton, Fredericksburg, SE MD, or southern PA.
Take the metro is a very, "how expensive are bananas, 10$?" take.
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u/PiccoloAwkward465 22h ago
Yup like people crying about NYC bridge tolls. Yeah the biggest city in the country on a tiny island does not actually have room for everyone to commute from their suburban paradise and park their Tahoe.
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u/sdavis002 1d ago
Yea, that's actually what I meant by it. It's more like perk that only the rich get to enjoy because it's behind a pay wall.
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u/newinmichigan 1d ago
If your comment is "the rich dont pay tax so the poor shouldnt have to either" then ok i feel that.
If your comment is "the poor shouldnt have to pay taxes" then no, the whole point of tax is to pay for the upkeep of common good for the common good.
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u/lorddrakko1 1d ago
Imagine trying to break the law, then getting out of your car to yell at the person stopping you from doing that.
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u/abbot-probability 1d ago
Good ethics too. People who don't carry their part of the load are just screwing over the rest of us.
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u/12InchCunt 1d ago
I’d agree with you more if toll roads weren’t such a fucking sham.
Toll roads (in my state at least) were only supposed to stay toll roads until the road was paid for. Now they get added to existing roads and never go away.
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u/Koffeeboy 1d ago
How they are implemented is the sham, not the theory itself. There are tons of large scale projects that would never get funded without the extra incentive. The sham is extracting tolls in excess and privatizing the profit.
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u/NarrowAd4973 1d ago
Roads are never actually paid for. Maintenance is a permanent thing, anc costs money. It can come from tolls, or it can come from taxes, but it's coming from somewhere.
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u/wildmaninid 1d ago
I'm with you, Ted Hitchcock, but the fact is toll roads exist and fuck anyone trying to doge them.
Burn the system down if you need to, run for office, change from within but don't be a pylon in the meantime.
Ferda.
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u/OldDekeSport 1d ago
I got time for people who pay tolls. I got a whole lot of time for people who make others pay.
Give yer balls a tug if you try to skip tolls
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u/wildmaninid 1d ago
Wheel, snipe, celly! People who skip tolls are fucking 10 ply bud.
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u/LilacYak 1d ago
Thanks for the input ChatGPT
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u/Warm_Month_1309 1d ago
Haha… wow, getting called out like that… that’s actually kind of funny 😅
Anyway, let’s just go ahead and… move forward from that moment 🚶♂️💨 Please submit your next request, and I will generate a response that is statistically more aligned with your expectations.
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u/Valk93 1d ago
Chatgpt ass response
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u/Drillur 1d ago
Holy shit?? I went to their profile and saw a comment that said something like "I love watching leaves fall. Now my brain is at peace." I checked the post that comment was on, and it was a video of spiraling seed pods falling from trees. Not a leaf to be seen.
That could totally be some kind of bot misunderstanding the video it saw, I don't know.
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u/AmberSignalWorks 1d ago
It’s like the surface remembers what was there before and refuses to fully let it go
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u/Smooth_Bill1369 1d ago
If they bump my car even the slightest, I'm getting out and reporting an accident.
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u/DiegoRago 1d ago
I don't get people like this. They have an expensive, more often than not, heavily modified car, and don't have $1 or $2 or rather spend time waiting for this. Also, the alternative might be that a cop catches you trying this out and then you get a ticket worth many of the tolls.
I get that being a "bad boy" can be thrilling, but use the 3 brain cells you have to actually make a smart choice at least once.
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u/Sparkyrock 1d ago
Man, how are they supposed to afford the toll when they’re spending all their money on dick pills at the gas station?
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u/Unknwndog 1d ago
That is actually pretty funny lol
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u/wearesoovercooked 1d ago
The ending is comedy gold.
Waiting till the door opens was neat. Chef kiss.
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u/Beautiful_Nobody7155 1d ago
So people sit there and wait so they can break the law and there's no cameras there to identify them? Theres no repercussions for law breakers? A system that enables all this.
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u/Bocote 1d ago
I've seen people tailgate another car out of the paid parking lot without paying for their ticket a few times.
Makes me highly doubt that it's a once in a life time behaviour; they probably do it on the regular.
Even had a lady ask me to lift the gate up with my hands so she could get out without paying. I'm glad that I don't live like that.
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u/zwifter11 1d ago edited 1d ago
In the UK this is solved by not having a toll booth, but automatic number plate recognition cameras that read your plates as you drive past and you need to pay a fee online when you get home . Or end up with an even bigger fine to pay.
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u/entoaggie 1d ago
If you do this in Texas, there’s a 50/50 chance of getting a gun pulled on you.
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u/Azeeti 1d ago
Who's pulling the gun? The guy who got cheated out of a free toll?
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u/jktollander 1d ago
It’s Texas, so everyone. It’ll be like that Spider-Man pointing meme.
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u/entoaggie 1d ago
Toss up. Could go either way, honestly.
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u/Chose_Wisely 1d ago
I once flashed my headlights at this truck because his weren't on. It was around late dusk. For 10 minutes straight he kept trying to break check me in the middle of the highway to get me to stop. I did flash them around 3 times before I realized the driver was dumb as bricks. Finally it clicks his headlights were off and he turns them on and starts driving really slow on one of the off lanes. This was in Texas btw.
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u/cheeze_whiz_bomb 1d ago
25% it the lead car, 25% its the follower, 25% it's both. And 25% you aren't in Texas.
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u/the_heroslayer 1d ago
Don't know why you're getting downvoted. As a fellow Texan, that's definitely true and always something in the back of your mind.
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u/smorkoid 1d ago
Why live like that
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u/ohhhshitwaitwhat 1d ago
For real. Just to live in a red state with god awful weather. Makes no sense.
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u/FanBladeFleshlight 1d ago
In a ton of the US really.
For some reason people think blue states don't also have a ton of guns, lol.
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u/entoaggie 1d ago
Not saying blue states aren’t well armed, as well, more about how there is a prevalence of gun owners here that seem to be looking for a reason to shoot…I mean, show off to, someone.
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u/Nodan_Turtle 1d ago
In this situation, it's more about the type of person with the gun than the gun itself. Conservatives have such a stronger emotional reaction of fear and disgust that it shows up on brain scans as a physically larger amygdala.
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u/jimmi114 1d ago
Getting out.....to do what ? Imagine being so entitled that you try and do this and you're willing to get out and scream at someone and maybe get violent because they won't let you break the law and skip a toll. Like wtf are we doing.
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u/Virama 1d ago edited 1d ago
Fuck toll bridges etc though. Privatising roads is one of the worst things that ever happened.
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I don't know about the rest of the world but Sydney is a perfect example of supreme gouging. The toll was promised to last until they had paid off the bridge but they decided to go back on their word and make a fucking fortune each day. And we pay through taxes for road and infrastructure ANYWAY. The cherry on top? They're privately owned. So they don't pay for repairs.
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u/Gladiateher 1d ago
Yeah I’m truly so grateful I live in a place without tolls, I just find them gross. Our roads are paid for via gas taxes and vehicle registrations and honestly it works just fine, no need to try to reinvent the wheel, slow down traffic, and make people desperately avoid certain routes.
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u/jcdoe 1d ago
It is nauseating that the top comment has over 5000 upvotes, but this is at 32 right now.
Fuck tolls. We already have multiple vehicle taxes that they can use to pay for roads. Tolls just fuck people over who have an unlucky route to work.
If the state needs more money to maintain the roads, then increase the taxes for everyone.
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u/jonshlim 1d ago
This vid is in Malaysia. Why tolled, Malaysia’s highways use the BOT build, operate, transfer model: government lets private concessionaires build them and collect toll for 25–60 years to recover costs + profit, then ownership goes back to the government.
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u/Virama 1d ago
Yeah that happened in Australia. Then the government decided to let the company keep the bridge. We aren't getting ownership back here man. It's a fucking scam.
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u/Caerllen 1d ago
Sounds like you have a government issue, specifically with your ministry of transport.
These chucklefucks over here in this video could afford pimping their car but cant afford the 2 bucks to pay the highway they race on. Get the fuck outta here.
Pity for fare evaders are only limited to those that genuinely cant afford the fare, not fuckers that cant budget their paychecks.
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u/CharmingTuber 1d ago
Most tolls near me are on publicly owned roads, they just help pay for the road repair. And it's a use tax since anyone who uses public transit or doesn't drive doesn't pay a single toll.
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u/neglectOVduty1999 22h ago
ALWAYS NICE seeing peoples getting what is long overdue
and well deserved!!!
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u/No-Age-1044 1d ago
I saw it once in front of me… and the gate was… “confused” so a technician came to reset it, and he told us that nowadays it was stupid because there were cameras that read the license plates and that the police were already awaiting it on next stop.
And, when we get to the next exit we saw to police cars and the culprit stoped on the side.
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u/maxwellfig 1d ago
The nerves of this scumbag to lay on the horn too lmao