For literally crushing the lives of thousands of ants, Martin Truffle has become a local hero. An extraordinary controlled skid with astonishing consequences.
In a driving feat reminiscent of the movie Fast and Furious, Martin Truffle, 34, managed to destroy all the ant nests in his path while avoiding toppling over the picnic tables at the city park. “It was like watching a macabre dance between a car and ants,” says a still-shocked spectator.
Martin had taken his wife and children to the park for a picnic when he witnessed an ant invasion threatening to ruin the day. That’s when he made the controversial decision to get in his car and do what was necessary to end the invasion. “I just thought that if I did nothing, everyone would have to go home,” said Martin.
“I didn’t think my precise and fast driving would make me a hero,” he modestly says, “my goal was simply to save the hot-dogs.”
Despite the indescribable carnage left behind, the crowd picnicking that day is eternally grateful to him. “If it had not been for Martin, all these hot-dogs would have been lost,” said another picnic participant. “He’s a real hero, he literally crushed our problem.”
Despite the praise, Martin remains humble. “I’m not looking for glory, I just did what any hot-dog lover would have done in my situation,” he said. But even if he refuses to consider himself a hero, the families at the park that day will never forget the man who saved their picnic.
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