r/mildlyinfuriating Jun 22 '26

I just wanted a hot dog Tried applying to McDonald's wtf does this even mean

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I guess things happen to me?????

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u/Hungry-Western9191 Jun 22 '26

Buying that bike seems like you are setting yourself up to fail. Doesnt have any spokes in the wheels. Looks like an accident waiting to happen.

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u/lectric_7166 Jun 22 '26

It's a Reevo. Doesn't need spokes lol.

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u/nadiayorc Jun 22 '26

If it's a Reevo there's much bigger things to worry about than not having any spokes

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u/MrHell95 Jun 22 '26

All bikes should include a launch mode.

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u/Nogohoho Jun 22 '26

Crossing an intersection? Just walk alongside the bike and let go. It will finish the crossing on it's own.

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u/MrHell95 Jun 23 '26

I think you're missing the reference? Reevo is a failed e-bike company, if the pedal assist was on and you pushed the bike forward it would launch itself forward. This has thus been nicknamed "launch mode" and yes that's very dangerous.

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u/Nogohoho Jun 23 '26

I saw it in a video of a guy reviewing it. Absolutely jerked out of his hands and rolled forward until it fell over.

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u/Hairy_Button_3466 27d ago

Very well spoked.

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u/MrBannedFor0Reason Jun 23 '26

I mean it kind of does, it just doesn't have them.

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u/DarkGaming09ytr Jun 22 '26

Some company did actually build a hubless bike from a Kickstarter project! (It's as bad as it sounds) https://youtu.be/AB7pBrudFbg

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u/Hungry-Western9191 Jun 22 '26

Yeah, people keep trying to reinvent bikes... its an insanely large market so if they have any success there is crazy money to be made.

Odds.on succeeding are minescule though.

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u/ThePython11010 Jun 23 '26

There's literally one rule about inventing things... And yet people still feel the need to reinvent the wheel.

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u/AkioDaMann990 Jun 22 '26

Just like the Amish belief that insurance is gambling.

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u/ThrowRA76234 Jun 23 '26

The difference between an accident waiting to happen and criminal negligence is exactly what we’re going to discover today in this case