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		<title>By: C.B.</title>
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		<description>I was just having a chuckle the other day over some people&#039;s idea that they need huge vehicles even though they live in a town/city or commute to places with small parking spaces. I still don&#039;t get it--I saw it a lot in the military... huge trucks on huge raised wheels, the family stuffed into the back, stopping at the gas station asking for $5 worth of gas (you just knew their last cent was going towards that truck). I also remember my 5&#039;0&quot; best friend getting a truck-- sometimes I think small people like them to finally give them a sense of power. I&#039;m sure that desire carries over psychologically too.

Hopefully and presumably the people next door can afford their huge vehicles =)  It&#039;s still silly though!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I was just having a chuckle the other day over some people&#8217;s idea that they need huge vehicles even though they live in a town/city or commute to places with small parking spaces. I still don&#8217;t get it&#8211;I saw it a lot in the military&#8230; huge trucks on huge raised wheels, the family stuffed into the back, stopping at the gas station asking for $5 worth of gas (you just knew their last cent was going towards that truck). I also remember my 5&#8217;0&#8243; best friend getting a truck&#8211; sometimes I think small people like them to finally give them a sense of power. I&#8217;m sure that desire carries over psychologically too.</p>
<p>Hopefully and presumably the people next door can afford their huge vehicles =)  It&#8217;s still silly though!</p>
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