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minus-squareDontComeAlaHarris [he/him]hexbear10·edit-23 years agoThis is simply not how the vast majority of goods are moved on roads. You are doing reddit debatebro shit right now. Not that an F-150 Lightning is a 3/4 ton truck anyway, your entire logic chain is busted here. :blob-stop: :top-cop: link
minus-squarefurryanarchy [comrade/them,they/them]hexbear9·3 years agoThat is not at all a normal thing. Only special extremely time sensitive stuff is delivered that way. It's so expensive and inefficient, it's only worth the cost for stuff like some machine a production line needs to keep running. link
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This is simply not how the vast majority of goods are moved on roads. You are doing reddit debatebro shit right now.
Not that an F-150 Lightning is a 3/4 ton truck anyway, your entire logic chain is busted here.
:blob-stop: :top-cop:
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That is not at all a normal thing. Only special extremely time sensitive stuff is delivered that way. It's so expensive and inefficient, it's only worth the cost for stuff like some machine a production line needs to keep running.
Relevant https://vm.tiktok.com/ZM8r679Ed/