You think he put that jack under the tire, but that doesn’t make any sense. The tire isn’t even flat.
It’s obvious what happened. The truant officer was driving down the street and accidentally ran over a jack. What we’re seeing here is the truant officer trying to remove the jack that has gotten stuck in the tire tread.
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How’d he get the jack under the tire?
He’s a truancy officer, not a mechanic.
God damnit Jim!
Oh man I love this answer. Haha
You think he put that jack under the tire, but that doesn’t make any sense. The tire isn’t even flat.
It’s obvious what happened. The truant officer was driving down the street and accidentally ran over a jack. What we’re seeing here is the truant officer trying to remove the jack that has gotten stuck in the tire tread.
Haha, what is that? Had Bushmiller never changed a tire before?
Could be lifting by the rear control arm/bottom suspension point. I do that when the pinch welds on cars start to rot out.
On one hand, the jack looks too far outboard for that, but on the other hand we don’t see the top of it so it could plausibly be behind the tire.
I think it’s just not drawn all that well.
Gotta be two jacks