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A picture of a hand holding remote car keys pointed at a white pickup truck. Below that is the text:
In the US, 75% of truck owners tow only once a year or less. Nearly 70% of them go off-road once a year or less. Additionally, 35% of truck owners haul something in their truck beds once a year or less
Find Sources @ unbelievablefactsblog.com
Mate, you're the arsehole who started out blasting someone for a source (which was provided, btw) for a meme sharing some generally well-known stats (in the sense that it's generally well-known that most drivers of yank tanks rarely use them for serious work that requires such a large vehicle, even if the specific numbers aren't known). If you don't want people like @aniki@lemmings.world to use weak emotional flame towards you, maybe don't start with the same.
The source was provided over 2 weeks ago now. If you don't want to read it that's fine, but don't go whinging about a lack of sources.
If you want a serious response, you'll have to