Video: Frustrated Truck Driver Totally Loses His Cool…And Then His Wheels

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A truck driver was caught on camera during what was likely the worst day of their career, or quite possibly the last.

It appears the back end of the truck gets stuck on a yellow pole in a parking lot. The driver tries to scoot back and forth to maneuver out of this situation before unfortunately completely losing their cool and driving off without the back tires.

Whoops.

Definitely looks like someone who shouldn't be driving a truck again until they get a little more practice or learn how to keep it together when times get tough, but hey, what do I really know? I'd probably do worse behind the wheel of one of those.

The comments below the video are totally cracking me up. Here are a few of my favorites:

"Whoever put those poles there did a really good job!! " - Aztec Knight

"Last day at work??????" -rockawayjoe

" never give up " - pimental2287

"Nailed it" - user4006005315794

"POV: your mom becomes a truck driver" - Kim

"When she text "My roommate is gone. I'm home alone." -Squid

"We know the truck driver is addicted to GTA" - Mike

"So I guess I’m not getting my delivery? " -Lboogie_76

What do you think actually happened here? I'm under the impression that he was just totally fed up with the situation and lost his cool. Do any truck drivers out there care to comment on this? Please feel free to reach out to us on our Facebook page.

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