“I told you guys, if we put the robot in here too, we’ll destroy the suspension! Unless you want to hop out and wait for the next run, JIMMY, it’ll be fine where it’s at with the scouting team watching it!” mumbles from the truck bed
“HIT IT!”
“It’s 110 miles to Vegas. We have a full (truck) bed of students, a half of a case of Mt. Dew, it’s daylight and we aren’t wearing seat belts.”
“Hit it.”
Pictured here is an example of the style of truck bed riding typical of the deserts of the southwest. Note the stark differences between this style and that of other regions such as the southeast (everyone is wearing shirts), Texas (no one is carrying a gun), the midwest (no one is wearing John Deere caps) or California (the truck is not jacked up nor are there any LED lights visible on the undercarriage).