The 2024 Easter Car Show in Lauderdale, an event where enthusiasts showcase their most prized and expensive cars, took an unexpected turn when an argument over a dent led to a man getting run over by a car. The incident, caught on video, shows a bald man in a convertible arguing with a man in an orange jersey.
The Backstory
The backstory isn’t entirely clear, but some alleged spectators claim that the man in the convertible had accidentally dented the car of the man wearing the jersey.
During the argument, the man in the convertible appeared to insinuate that the man in the jersey was upset about the dent because he was broke.
His words hit a nerve, and the man in the orange jersey responded with a legendary question. He threw the money talk back in the man’s face by saying if a dent like that isn’t something to trip over, then why not hand him the money since it’s nothing for a man with his alleged wealth?
What Led to the Man Getting Run Over by a Car at the 2024 Lauderdale Easter Car Show?
That’s when things took a turn for the worse. The man in the orange jersey said, “Hold on,” and started to walk back to his car. Now, anyone who knows anything is aware that when someone you’re arguing with tells you to wait while they go back to their car, they’re probably coming back with some heat.
It appeared the bald man wasn’t taking any chances. Once the man came back, he revved up his engine and sped out of there, running over the man in the orange jersey in the process. Surprisingly, he didn’t appear to be injured and only lost a shoe after the car made impact with his body.
The Hidden Clue?
Upon closer inspection of the video, some people believe that it appears that his girlfriend might have had a gun in her hand, which might be why he drove off even with the person standing in front of his car.
All in all, it was a terrible situation where there were no winners. It’s crazy how quickly a simple argument can escalate into a dangerous situation. It’s a lesson for all to remember: respect and understanding should always be at the forefront, even in the face of disagreements.
