+1. What were they going to do? Pull it over?

Thank you. I didn't even think of that before.

For a mostly empty parking lot, it sure seems dead-set on hitting those two cars again and again.

Yeah I love the cops in the car somehow trying to chase it.

Negative stars for the low-wage worker trying to risk his life for insured corporate property.

I'm having trouble finding a story on this (it's at least 5 years old) and know nothing about tractors but why would it keep spinning like that? If I'm merging or making a turn, you pretty much "let go" of the the wheel and it straightens itself out. I'd have to keep steering left or right in order for this to happen.

I think that's called power steering (honestly I only drive for work and have never driven a car older than a '96 model so I'm no expert) but I'd assume tractors have a similar function, especially newer ones. So the only thing I can think of is that the wheel was somehow tied down in one direction, or maybe got stuck, because otherwise the first time it headed towards the wall (mart) at the beginning it would've gotten stuck there, making futile attempts to continue moving forward.

He?

I think those are just display models of stuff you can buy.

they usually don't attach the swings and have something to keep kids from climbing up the slides and ladders.

Ah. That makes sense. I do think that I saw a little play area last time I was at Costco though.

I'm so glad I wasn't the only one to think that.

Needs "killdozer" tag, too.

Also a 'Stroszek' tag..

The tree is smack in the middle of a Walmart parking lot. It was probably hoping for the sweet release of death.

I just meant that it's the only thing of value that was at risk.