Massive oil tanker explosion near the Bridge of the Americas in Panama City, Panama
Posted by DEEP_SEA_MAX@reddit | PrepperIntel | View on Reddit | 192 comments
Intentional or not, this can’t be good.
fragrant-final-973@reddit
::yawn::
You lost me at True Anon.
MaternalFornicator2@reddit
That's really weird bro, don't be so weird.
fragrant-final-973@reddit
17 day old account simping for a conspiracy sub. So weird.
CHughes_11@reddit
Nice catch
MaternalFornicator2@reddit
What you don't periodically delete your old account and start new? I do, I get tired of the algorithm pushing the same stuff and then it's delete and wipe time. (the algorithm pushes stuff I ask it to mute, and/or block over and over again)
Why did u/fragrant-final-973 delete their post? Maybe even their whole account? Interesting?
CHughes_11@reddit
Nah, I know how to ignore things that don’t pertain to me and to swipe past things without letting it bother me? I’ve curated a whole algorithm to myself. You know how long I’ve been working on myself? It’s been 30- some even years damnit. Don’t take my FYP from me AND GET OFF MY DAMN LAWN!
DenseMud128@reddit
https://7news.com.au/video/news/world/the-bridge-of-the-americas-in-panama-has-been-closed-after-a-massive-explosion-bc-6392663200112
ViolettaQueso@reddit
We’re getting no news so far in the US.
Medical-Movie-4613@reddit
Defundig safety around the usa makrs sense now, yeump really is the best new jesus disciple ever. Hail trump, supreme leader of united States of dictators
StoriesandStones@reddit
Oh wow. Used to go over that bridge all the time when I lived there in the 90s. Awful.
TimeImpressive6648@reddit
Huh. Trump has spoke of a hemispheric control of areas from the upper part of South America on up.
I’m curious how he will respond if this is related to the ongoing war with Iran. It would be his first true test of his hemispheric approach.
But this could just be stupidly stupid coincidence.
cyanescens_burn@reddit
That spheres of influence and multipolar world thing comes from a guy named Aleksandr Dugin, a man that wrote the Russian geopolitical playbook. It was a plan to return Russia to its imperial glory.
I was shocked when Vance, trump, and Hegseth started using those exact phrases. Not just alluding to the ideology, but using the exact terms.
longing-control@reddit
Spheres of influence is also how the world worked prior to the world wars. What we are seeing is a return to norm
TimeImpressive6648@reddit
This is true.
I feel Trump wants to create the fabled American Technate or whatever that technocratic idea was from the ww2 eras.
HappyAnimalCracker@reddit
From u/TornadicOutlaw comment on the original post:
https://bnonews.com/index.php/2026/04/explosion-sets-fuel-trucks-on-fire-near-panama-canal-bridge-4-injured-1-missing/#google_vignette
Looks like it was fuel trucks on land under the bridge, not an oil tanker. Still probably not great for the bridge, but hopefully not a major disruption to the canal.
Thoth-long-bill@reddit
That would be a different situation with a much lower threat interpretation. Sorry for the losses but a roadway can be cleared faster than a shipping lane.
ilovemypvm@reddit
It was three gas trucks that exploded. Only one casualty, a man who was cleaning one of the trucks.
longing-control@reddit
Illegal and didnt have work permit btw. This was clearly a case of neglectful stupidity by whoever hired him
jeffersonianMI@reddit
Stange coincidence, a tanker tuck exploded/caught fire at a major interchange in Grand Rapids Michigan just past the overpass over the weekend. A few hundred yards earlier and both highways would have been disabled, the upper one for some time. My paranoid brain thought 'Huh'. I've never heard of this on any local highway though I'm sure it happens.
This bridge/boat is the real deal. Hard for me to believe in the current environment that this one is a coincidence.
Is anyone else seeing hearing similar reports?
PlasticCell8504@reddit
Something similar happened here in Cincinnati a few weeks ago. There was taker fire/explosion right at an overpass on an interstate. Albeit it was a minor overpass that only got burn marks and only closed traffic for like 12 hours but it is a similar incident.
hungrydyke@reddit
Two of those in the past month in San Diego
keinezeit44@reddit
One was carrying solar panels, and the other almonds. Not exactly the same as an oil tanker.
Takemyfishplease@reddit
Diamond and oil are both dead Dino’s. It’s clearly a conspiracy perpetrator by big paleontology
Interesting-Log-9627@reddit
About time Big Palo reared it’s ugly head again. I’ll call Dr Jones
dittybopper_05H@reddit
Dr. Jones was an archeologist, not a paleontologist. You want Dr. Grant instead.
hungrydyke@reddit
They are not the same but they both shut down main arteries for hours
TaterTotJim@reddit
Truck accidents are very common, there are so many rolling that it’s just statistics.
I have seen a few large truck fires including this one in Troy, Michigan.
Commercial_Ad8072@reddit
🤨😮
melympia@reddit
Wasn't Tuesday supposed to be power plant day and bridges day all wrapped up in one?
Looks like someone pulled a Uno reverse.
Hour_Welcome_987@reddit
Taccooo
Dr_ChungusAmungus@reddit
PJWanderer@reddit
Infrastructure week
YogurtclosetOk8896@reddit
I’m old enough to remember when infrastructure week was like EVERY week.
Interesting-Log-9627@reddit
It’s still Infrastructure Week here, nobody told us to take down the sign in the break room.
Did we miss a memo?
WinterMuteZZ9Alpha@reddit
Every time there was a major issue or screw up during that first term that they were trying to run from —infrastructure week would magically pop up as a distraction. Which was every week was infrastructure week. 😂
haha-hehe-haha-ho@reddit
If I didn’t keep up with the news, I’d probably proudly claim to be pro-infrastructure week.
nice1priscilla@reddit
Infrastructure weak.
ChinaShopBull@reddit
[Our] infrastructure [is] weak
csfshrink@reddit
Unfrastructure.
CharismaticAlbino@reddit
Jeez for real, Welcome to Grand Rapids, Michigan!
Puzzled_Main3464@reddit
I thought that was in two weeks
Conscious_Estate_444@reddit
but if they hit a bridge in michigan, the old one to canada owned by trump's rich friends would make more of a statement.
if they hit the mack, every yoooper will cheer.
bordercollie2468@reddit
Today is Tuesday dumbass
Glass_Protection_254@reddit
Remember the trains awhile back? Winter is coming.
agent_mick@reddit
I don't actually remember the trains. What's a good search term, I'll do some reading
digdog303@reddit
Probably referring to the East Palestine incident in ohio
jeffersonianMI@reddit
I talked to a railroad worker who claimed the media was actually underplaying all that.
Then he confided in me that it was all a bunch of dirty anarchists, and I began to doubt him.
Like.... really?...
holysmartone@reddit
I live in Grand Rapids. No surprise this happened. There are accidents on that part of the highway, and specifically that on ramp, daily. It's a really shitty design. You merge through a curve, into the left lane, on a short uphill ramp, with no visibility of the highway traffic until the ramp has almost ended. No conspiracy there. Just a city with a really shitty highway through its center.
jeffersonianMI@reddit
After doing some research on these other claims, what you say makes total sense.
I thought it was interesting he's people posted a bunch of crashes that don't really fit the criteria of a maybe-planned disruption event.
Zealousideal-Rip-574@reddit
That was my first thought too. Wonder what or who is behind it.
madcoins@reddit
big oil
lIlIlIIlIIIlIIIIIl@reddit
Wouldn't a scenario like this highlighting the weakness of oil be a bad look? This just seems like more incentive to continue to make the switch to solar energy
WillyGivens@reddit
Yeah, maybe you’d see problems in the price of oil in a few years if that fear settle and changed started….but if we blow up a ton of oil then this quarter will be really good and shareholders will get a fat bonus so it’s their fiduciary responsibility to burn a few towns in oil fires.
Every-Summer8407@reddit
Logic would dictate that they are linked and could be from a foreign state.
Having worked in the oil industry(recycling used oil), it’s a fucking shitshow and leaders operate at a childhood level of “deny any wrongdoing even if there is chocolate all over your mouth”.
I wish this was exaggeration but tons of EPA laws get broken and the ones you hear about were big or not isolated enough to keep under cover before fixing.
Well_Dressed_Kobold@reddit
Wasn’t there a massive fire at a refinery in Texas recently that the media was silent about.
Ya know, I’m just saying, this is exactly what a clandestine counteroffensive against Western infrastructure OR a nascent anti-government insurgency would look like, but that’s none of my business.
Ockilydokily@reddit
These things are way more common than you think, it’s why transport by pipeline is the safest method
jeffersonianMI@reddit
Are they common right under bridges and overpasses?
Ockilydokily@reddit
Yes it’s just that algorithms are picking this stuff up more and putting those stories first because they are getting more clicks, happened in Cincinnati a year back to a bridge. Still a cluster fuck they are dealing with
Daxx22@reddit
Same thing happens after a major plane crash, suddenly the news picks up EVERY crash no matter how minor leading to the perception of an uptick.
It's worth tracking/analyzing, but not exactly cause for immediate alarm.
povertyandpinetrees@reddit
One blew up in Smackover, Louisiana a day or two ago.
WMASS_GUY@reddit
I can think of 2 in New England right away:
Chicopee MA Tanker Crash
And there was one in CT on I95 not long ago too
KoreyYrvaI@reddit
That one in MA is from 2008.
PilgrimOz@reddit
Tin foil hat on and this all becomes reasons/excuses to ‘take all their oil’. And it wouldn’t surprise me at all.
CharismaticAlbino@reddit
I've asked my daughter not to drive on that stretch of 131 anymore, out of an abundance of caution. The highway was oh fire. I can't believe they opened it back up less than 24 hrs later.
Separate_Fold5168@reddit
Fire hardens the concrete, like pottery.
Probably the strongest roadway in America now.
/s
Global_Count4736@reddit
2023 philly bridge collapsed same M.O
Inner-Confidence99@reddit
Atlanta a few years back.
maplesasquatch@reddit
Two incidents involving a gas tanker owned by NG advantage on US route 7 in Vermont in the same location in ferrisburgh over the span of a few years.
I suspect a directed energy weapon testing scenario.
jeffersonianMI@reddit
That IS quite a suspicion.
maplesasquatch@reddit
Right? What else IS it?
Ivorypetal@reddit
Actually yeah. Oil truck in fort worth this weekend.
nixstyx@reddit
Haven't heard anything myself, but I agree.
enilder648@reddit
. I would like to come back to this
anto_pty@reddit
Im panamenian and I've heard conspiracies about being a sabotage made by Iran, no bases, no proof, really crazy shit
BellamyDunn@reddit
Oooh imagine being up on that bridge.
thismightaswellhappe@reddit
My first thought as well. Going about your business and then that happens. What would you think? How would it feel?
anto_pty@reddit
There is one video of an old guy in a bus scared af and trying to move to the front door
Bastilleinstructor@reddit
I would have felt a great sense of urgency to both get off the bridge and to clean out my shorts.
Narrow-Bus-6811@reddit
🤣facts
Waluigi_Pope@reddit
Very hot, I imagine.
cyanescens_burn@reddit
I was watching the cars to see if they laid on the gas pedal. I’d shit myself. Hope their windows were closed. Then there’s the issue of the oxygen being used up. I’ve read the heat from stuff like that can ruin your lungs if you breathe in while it’s that hot.
Bastilleinstructor@reddit
That is accurate. Former firefighter here. It cooks the lungs and then they dont work, or fill with fluid and you drown or suffocate. Super hot air will kill you if the fumes dont first.
Policondense@reddit
Imagine being on that tanker.
Icy-Cauliflower-5951@reddit
Glad I’m working so hard to save the environment
dead-eyed-darling@reddit
I don't like any of this shit lately, it's all smelling very false flag/CIA bs...
wthulhu@reddit
This is actually really bad, Panama only has three bridges, two on the pacific and one more on Atlantic. This is going to cause logistic problems locally, and if it collapses you can kiss transiting the canal for awhile
Inner_Difficulty0101@reddit
Sounds like a good reason to invade and take control of the canal
iMecharic@reddit
You joke, but IIRC Trump has babbled about it before.
hera-fawcett@reddit
panama's a part of the 'greater north america' scheme
Soft_Walrus_3605@reddit
Right wing radio was floating this the other day. I don't doubt the Panama Canal is on the table, especially if the Strait of Hormuz stays with Iran/China
Thy_Gap_Slayer@reddit
Gotta vacillate on the deadlines and ultimatums first
halpscar@reddit
Pump and dump the stock market a few times
Civil-Key9464@reddit
People just keep on driving though. They’re just trying to get to work I guess, and aren’t going to let an explosion get in the way.
DwarvenRedshirt@reddit
Pretty small oil tanker.
react-dnb@reddit
Biden did it.
Thoth-long-bill@reddit
You can’t convince me this is coincidence. It’s to several governments advantage to have both canals out of order. I’ve sailed there. That tanker is already in the “road “ for the canal- at least the old channel. If she flounders or sinks it will be difficult to clear her wreckage.
TheLordThyGawd@reddit
Yeah, similarly, when the F Scott Key Bridge came down, I immediately felt like it was espionage. My father worked in intelligence (counterespionage, cryptography) and taught me from a young age that very little that makes global headlines is ever actually an accident. Well, now idk if I’m paranoid or better informed, but I don’t see things like this as random happenstance.
With the Key Bridge, it just seems so bafflingly unlikely that a ship of that size would fuck up that badly… with these trucks??? Man it seems to me like Occam’s razor says these are connected and obviously attempted retaliation for Iran.
kingofthesofas@reddit
Having seen behind the curtains of this world you would be shocked how much of global affairs is driven by accidents, human incompetence and bad faith interpretations of common events. The classic examine is the sinking of the Maine that led to the Spainish American war that was not a torpedo or false flag but just a normal accident.
A good analyst should always work from the assumption that in a vacuum incompetence or accidents are way more likely explanations for anything that covert ops. What you need to do is see if you can isolate and investigate specific incidents or look at data trends to make judgements.
For instance let's look at the details of these incidents to see what stands out and understand root cause. Then look at data trends of incidents like this too see if they are a normal amount of accidents or abnormal.
fpsfiend_ny@reddit
Bridges and power plants stateside. The orange pedophile would destroy USA if threatened with jail.
Pixilatedhighmukamuk@reddit
What do you think he’s doing now?
Pax1980@reddit
Yeah, it’s definitely alarming. Incidents like this can have serious implications, not just for the immediate area but also for global supply chains. From my experience, when stuff like this happens, it usually leads to heightened security and scrutiny in the region. It’s also a reminder of how reliant we are on large-scale infrastructure for everything—from energy to transportation. It makes me think about building more resilience locally, especially with our everyday resources. Have you ever thought about how we could use technology, like offline maps or even mobile tools, to navigate in tough situations like this?
Twowie@reddit
pure LLM comment
Pax1980@reddit
Nope, but since English is not my main language, I use GPT to sort and explain my thoughts.
Twowie@reddit
llm-coloured content, then!
It's just so glaring and I can't help but notice and call it out. I don't mean anything personal by it. I'm sure I'm not alone in prefering poor or even absolutely shitty English over the llm lingo though.
Either way, as long as it's not some subtle astroturf advertisement for some vibecoded app, right? right??
LordDBG@reddit
$200 a barrel gas incoming.
SoundProfessional822@reddit
If you think that's big, wait till tonight when the United States attacks Iran.🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
wussell_88@reddit
What are peoples thought on this, who did it or just a coincidental accident?
ataboo@reddit
Honestly, if it's a few gas trucks in the world, I'm not seeing it. This could easily be confirmation bias since we're looking for patterns. If someone showed a graph of oil infrastructure incidents spiking above normal, outside the Middle East then they'd have a case. Maybe the 3 or so recent ones mentioned are less than usual, there's no baseline.
cyanescens_burn@reddit
Isn’t the one in OP a tanker in the Panama Canal, with a bridge over that part?
ataboo@reddit
Apparently it was a tanker truck. Saying tanker gets you more clicks on your article though. I think this was next to a fuel depot along the canal but I don't think it spread from the truck to anything other than the bridge. Last I heard the bridge was closed to road traffic but it didn't close the canal.
ResortMain780@reddit
Im going with coincidence. If this was a planned attack by someone or some group, they did an incredibly lousy job and achieved nothing. With just a few kg of well placed explosives, that bridge would have come down. And if they just wanted to burn oil, even in the video I can see a more appealing target just 100m away, but obviously the area is full of oil tankers, youd target one of those.
Thoth-long-bill@reddit
Note the initial report was tanker burning.
ResortMain780@reddit
I meant the ships. I assume whats burning is a truck.
gmehodler42069741LFG@reddit
There are no coincidences
kft1609@reddit
drive. faster.
temporalwanderer@reddit
Love reading this on a shitter at MIA on my way to PAC :o
CHughes_11@reddit
Well bridge day and power plant day starts in less than two hours east coast time. tRump didn’t taco, he just did it here… early
SolarCaveman@reddit
Its midnight on Tuesday night. Still 15 hours to go.
iamablackbeltman@reddit
I thought it was tomorrow...am I off a day? It's not even Tuesday.
trevor_plantaginous@reddit
It’s 6:15am Tuesday in Iran right now as I type this
Ok_Special_2268@reddit
well shit
ExtensionMoose1863@reddit
Yeah but the deadline is 8pm EST
Magnus462@reddit
So we're pretty much done with this planet? Going to trash it before getting evicted?
alpha_epsilion@reddit
Must be the gringo who did it
awwaygirl@reddit
That’s one way to reduce dependence on oil. Destroy it all.
LankyGuitar6528@reddit
Kinda loving my Ioniq 5 these.
Far_Chocolate_8534@reddit
Love how you left the timeline open. Could be days, 2 weeks, years..
marswhispers@reddit
You don’t actually need to destroy the oil if you can stop it from getting where it’s expected to be.
denimdave69420@reddit
Great plan
honestbean04@reddit
See 👀⬛️has entered the chat.
ancillarycheese@reddit
Have they ever considered exploding somewhere less problematic.
mumwifealcoholic@reddit
Let this all be the end of oil.
Rip the fucking bandage off.
See you in a couple of decades, folks
davesr25@reddit
Good luck, it's gonna be quite the ride.
dashingsauce@reddit
Bingo!
madcoins@reddit
Not like the atmosphere isn't undergoing massive changes or anything so I'm sure the atmosphere can handle it. Keep derping all you want, humans. What is the worst that could happen?
cyanescens_burn@reddit
Yeah the ecological fallout from war is terrible, and this one turning into tit for tat hits in oil tankers, refineries, other oil infrastructure is going to be even worse.
TriXter69@reddit
I guess one way to shift away from oil is to make sure there's no oil left
cyanescens_burn@reddit
Too bad they cut a crap ton of the renewable and alternative energy programs and subsidies. Those as backups could have come in handy now.
testing543210@reddit
Did anyone actually believe that this kind of stuff was only going to blow up in Iran and Russia and not over here?
cyanescens_burn@reddit
Nope. I’m surprised we haven’t seen a bigger hit domestically in the US. I’m definitely not rooting for that, hell I live in a major city and could end up in the shit just by living my life, but Iran and Russia have been figuring it asymmetrical warfare for decades. I have no doubt they could radicalize some disaffected people online and point them at a target.
They don’t even need to get them radicalized for the Iranian or Russian cause. They could get them radicalized around something else and point them at a target that’s strategically valuable for their cause and they still get the win.
Then there’s the tried and true approach of just polarizing people here. They’ve been doing that for ages it seems, and very successfully since 2015.
joebojax@reddit
some powerful cartel of bad fellas or the universe itself is determined to destroy and restrict as much oil as possible talk about an unmitigated crunch
cyanescens_burn@reddit
Or some group of people wants to cut down the world population, or just start Armageddon.
daronjay@reddit
So the first thought of all these people in the cars is “oh I’ll just keep driving through that…”
New_Stats@reddit
What are you gonna do, stay on a bridge with a fireball on it?
justinchina@reddit
That’s why you should always carry a fire extinguisher in your vehicle /s
cyanescens_burn@reddit
And drive with air recirculating.
WloveW@reddit
Yes. Absolutely yes. What are you going to do, stop and get your fire extinguisher out of the trunk and PASS (pull, aim, squeeze, sweep for everyone who hasn't had fore extinguisher safety class)?
I'm a little worried about your survival instinct bud
Sarkarielscall@reddit
I'm a little worried about the survival instinct of the people starting at timestamp 0:15 in the video who blithely drive right by the massive fuel fire that they absolutely saw already on the bridge. Those first few cars are not the problem here, the ones traveling in the other direction are.
WloveW@reddit
I can't say. We do not know how long the bridge was, and the flames appeared to be going off to one side after the main explosion. Considering you can see the cars on the bridge, their way forward was looking like a clean getaway.
AirborneGeek@reddit
This part here.
Behind: bunch of cars coming your way that don't necessarily know how big the fireball is or its positioning vs the bridge and that they need to stop rtf now.
Ahead: Everyone still moving in normal direction of travel, by definition getting further from the fireball and also you.
No-brainer: Apply the skinny pedal to the floor.
WloveW@reddit
OK, but if I'm just getting on the bridge and I see a fireball ahead, I would stop. Fuck everyone behind me.
If I'm already mostly across, I'm chancing the flames over the bridge collapsing with me on it.
International_Box193@reddit
Idk it's a toss up between getting melted and getting the fuck off that bridge. I dislike bridges when they aren't on fire.
BeatNo4548@reddit
One time about 25 years ago, I was out driving late at night and a small bridge across a creek was on fire. Kids loved to jump the small bridge in their cars. So, I stopped, surveyed the situation, figured some kids decided to jump a firey bridge, drove through the fire. Strangest thing I've seen to date on the road.
futilehabit@reddit
Their biggest threat was someone freaking out and causing a crash, not 1.5s of inferno.
pat_the_catdad@reddit
Slamming on the brakes and staying in the fireball is a better idea?
Sarkarielscall@reddit
Not the people caught up in the initial explosion. Everyone driving from the other direction (left to right across the screen at about timestamp 0:15 in the video) into the fireball. There's no way they couldn't see the danger on the bridge.
AlwayInForwardMotion@reddit
Yeah those people driving towards the fire are something else! My guess is it takes a few seconds to process something like that and by that time they’re already mostly past it.
randomquestion11111@reddit
Let me guess, youre the type of guy to see an explosion happen right next to you and be like "Oh i guess ill just sit and wait here"
lightweight12@reddit
Like the guy in the car with his kid... And then the real big explosion happened..."Dad! I can't hear!"
what_the_fuckin_fuck@reddit
Holding your phone and blocking traffic. Gotta get those views.
BigDigger324@reddit
It’s the right reaction though. You’re on a bridge and if part of it goes, it all goes. You need to get off by going through….quickly figure out which side is closer and get there.
ande9393@reddit
What else can you do? Im getting the hell off the bridge
nixstyx@reddit
"Boss says I still gotta get to work"
chillanous@reddit
I would too, no sense waiting for the bridge to collapse…
Euphoric-Rip42069@reddit
Hey look at that, no melting steel beams
ObsidianArmadillo@reddit
Thanks Obama
BaseConnect1420@reddit
What’s the state of the bridge now?
mpa803@reddit
Excellent just Excellent, fuck USA.
fringecar@reddit
Dang was that a motorcycle or bicycle!?!
MarionberryFew7660@reddit
That’s interesting man. That’s interesting
Obvious-Hunt19@reddit
A lot of ins, a lot of outs, lot of what have yous
nice1priscilla@reddit
Scared_Breadfruit_26@reddit
How convenient that it exploded there
BaffledBubbles@reddit
There ain’t enough money in the whole world to make me drive my ass across this bridge. These people got balls of steel.
Beachypoodle@reddit
You have to have balls of steel to drive in Panama City
tf9623@reddit
O-K so this what they meant.
Desperate-Builder287@reddit
Best tell the Orange Man that Iran evidently has really long range missiles...!!
b20339@reddit
youcanteatcatskevn@reddit
STOP DRIVING INTO THE FIRE YO! - me, after watching the drivers
ABA20011@reddit
Could we please stop blowing shit up for a little while?
Stokesmyfire@reddit
I am so jaded that I searched in google to be sure. The initial blast looked like something created using AI or CGI. Shit is getting serious out there. Time to order more long term food
Deliteriously@reddit
In response, the gas companies will raise the price at the pumps by another 25 cents per gallon immediately despite it not working like that at all.
kermitte777@reddit
People casually driving across….
vapemyashes@reddit
That ain’t good
chodder111@reddit
Bollywood level coincidence
Straight_Ace@reddit
What the fuck happened?! I took a 2 hour nap and suddenly there’s oil tanker explosions
genufix@reddit
Is it so?
DuckTalesOohOoh@reddit
This was due to trucks, not an oil tanker. Also, there aren't that many oil tankers that go through the canal, anyhow, due to size restrictions.
eradicATErs@reddit
Same in Jacksonville a few weeks ago
TheYamchster@reddit
Well isn’t that convenient
human_itarian@reddit
Could it have something to do with bridge day
ChadOfDoom@reddit
The amount of people on that bridge that are like "nah, I've got shit to do"