stackyFACTSOccasionally, a piece of massive farm equipment absolutely must use a paved public road to get to another field. Because they max out at incredibly low speeds, they instantly create a miles-long parade of violently angry commuters trapped behind a massive, smelly machine completely incapable of going any faster.
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