Good, bash out his van windows and attach balloons to it, so he can go away.he looks like the old man from Up! lol
Good, bash out his van windows and attach balloons to it, so he can go away.he looks like the old man from Up! lol
Looks like he is about to cry XD
Considering that he managed to hit a semi truck in bumfuck nowhere those chances are already astronomical, since Chris is a walking disaster and he has habit repeating his mistakes over and over again. He never learns from the experience. God forbid if some con open during this eternal coof cycle, one could bet that Chris might get into a scrap in a convention center parking lot.IIRC Chris really doesn't go far on a normal, day to day basis. Sheetz, the Food Lion, Walmart, are all about a five or six mile round trip in Ruckersville. If he needs to go to the "big city", Charlottesville is about ten miles one way. As long as he doesn't drive the thing bone dry of oil, and keeps gas in it, there's not much to go wrong. Couple that with Chris's autistic grandma driving, his shitbox could last quite a long time.
not just burger wrappers, probably full of roaches and hoarded with barbs shit>KIA
My old boss made a joke about Kia: Killed in Auto
Also I'm willing to bet the inside of the vehicle is littered with burger wrappers and smells terrible
And of course toys as decorations uwunot just burger wrappers, probably full of roaches and hoarded with barbs shit
And of course toys as decorations uwu
With LOTS of Sailor Chibi Moon. I'm sure she reminds him of Cryzel/CrystalRear-view mirror is obscured by Sailor Moon stickers to remind him to drive straight.
I found a used low(er) mileage Civic at a VW dealer, but I constantly looked for a few months when my nearly 20 year old Corolla had a turn signal assembly replacement and wasn't in a hurry, but Charb will just get the cheapest shittiest car with the most issues that we all know they will overpay for since they don't haggle, usually high mileage Domestic and European makesTrue, when presented with a cheaper less worth while option Chris will always chose that over the more economical longer term investment because that means more immediate money for legos. I mean besides the Ford Focus I don't believe Chris has ever owned a car that hasn't been a shitty beater.
There's a problem with the used Toyota market and that is everyone knows they're reliable and have the best resale value so they tend to overvalue them accordingly. It's difficult to find a nice Toyota priced in the range of what Chris is willing to pay for it, unless someone just gives him the car. If I had to take bets I would say the next car that bares the "son-chu" license plate is going to be of the KIA or Chrysler variety.
It probably smells like Death and serval other unidentifiable oders mixed with a gallon or two of axe.>KIA
My old boss made a joke about Kia: Killed in Auto
Also I'm willing to bet the inside of the vehicle is littered with burger wrappers and smells terrible
That and for one day Papa John's Pizza, since that lasts after you drive it to your home.It probably smells like Death and serval other unidentifiable oders mixed with a gallon or two of axe.
That side profile really emphasises that he's nearly a 40 year old man. Nailing the look down to a T with the glasses and chin.
this really mystical, guru-style tone
It reminds me of when he was trying to do a ”British accent” (read: shitty impression of Jacob Rees-Mogg)The use of "shall" reminds me of a stereotypical neckbeard.
When driving, the only thing he's focused on is check the required distance to hatch the pokeman egg.I suspect that Chris not only drives slow like a grandma but also blindly like one- expecting everyone to make way around him, as if he's the only thing on the road. You could almost call it an autistic way of driving, as it means you don't have to consider what other people are thinking or doing. Turn signals become 'right of way' and you depend on your large, cheap vehicle to stop anyone with a nicer car from hitting you.
This works until you can't or don't check behind your ridiculous minivan and collide with a massive object that can't move out of your way.
But, much like when Spoony ran a red and hit someone, only the farms will care about it. This is a very normal occurrence other than being caused by hyper-dimensional meetwo sonichu or whatever the fuck else Chris is pretending to be right now.
You have to wonder what his premiums look like with his driving record, though.
Might be a good time for him to buy and ride a bicycle.If Chris lost his license or the van died they'd be pretty screwed since there is no public transport where he's at. The closest is the Jaunt bus but you have to make arrangements ahead of time for them to show up. He would be eligible because it's supposed to be used for the disabled and elderly.
A few years back he didn't have the van for whatever reason so he actually did walk to the post office, which is about a 4 mile walk one way. Which is also fairly dangerous because the infrastructure wasn't designed for pedestrians. The nearest grocery store would be about 2 miles one way.
So it would be a fairly expensive endeavor to not be able to drive himself because he didn't arrange for a Jaunt bus ahead of time he would have to resort to Uber and I honestly don't think Uber is common in Ruckersville.
Chris Is gonna need training wheelsWhen driving, the only thing he's focused on is check the required distance to hatch the pokeman egg.
Might be a good time for him to buy and ride a bicycle.
Chris is the only person I know of who needs a spatula with training wheels.Chris Is gonna need training wheels