Driving home this week, we saw an amusing hand painted sign on a dump truck.
Está semana, en ruta a casa, vimos un letrero divertido pintado a mano en un camión volquete.
Perhaps I should make a run of T-shirts with this slogan?
¿Quizás debo imprimir camisetas con esta cita?
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Gracias. ¡Olé! –Rebecca
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Excellent motto!
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Thanks, Suzette! It does apply well to interpersonal dynamics. 🙂
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Yes, exactly!
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Words of wisdom in an unexpected place. Although, I am sure the warning is needed!
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Thanks, Michele. Yes, I liked that message. I bet the back hatch is mechanical, and if it’s broken the truck can’t carry a load.
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Makes sense. Even to nonmechanical me. 🙂
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The driver obviously is fond of the truck. 🙂
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Yes. 😂
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Excellent. And well spotted.
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Thank you, Margaret. I was driving so I asked my husband to take the photo.
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Safety first …
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Ha ha ha!
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Thanks, Wynne. Glad you liked it.
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Good one. 😃😂
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Thank you, Sadje. Glad my husband was in the car so he could take the photo!
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You’re welcome! Yes, there has to be someone with free hands. 😂
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Love it!
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Thank you, words to live by…
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“Do Not Push (Me Around) Yes, I like that!
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Thanks, Laurie. Glad it’s resonating with so many people.
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I don’t understand the sense behind it, I mean who will push a truck anyway? Or if he talking about don’t push the trash?
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Hi Devang,
Thanks for your comments. Yes, the vagueness of the “Do not push” was part of what was funny to me! It could mean many different things. My theory is that the back flap is controlled by a lever within the truck. I think the imperative is because if someone pushes the flap instead of waiting for the mechanism to engage then a key part of the dump truck will break. And a dump truck with a broken closure cannot hold much dirt and the driver can’t work until it’s repaired.
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Oh I didn’t know that!
Here trucks are bit different.
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I love the T-shirt idea, Rebecca!
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