Photo: Instagram screenshot
Parenting fails come in all shapes and sizes, with the reason we're here today being to show you the freshest example of how the wrong kind of attitude as a father can lead to unfortunate supercar situations.
We're talking about the image above, which shows a little girl trampling a Lamborghini. The pic, which came to our attention thanks to Redditor TheGentlemanRacer, is only half the story, with the rest of the adventure coming via the Instagram details that accompany it.
You see, this episode saw a father letting his child walk all over somebody else's Gallardo. We're dealing with Instagram user jaxinhall, whose account is private. Nevertheless, the screenshot above allows us to see how the man bragged about his stunt on the social network.
Whether it's the original description of the pic, which reads "I thought maybe it would be bouncy like a trampoline for her but it wasn't," or other details such as the hashtag chosen by the guy, it's difficult to understand the man's lack of respect for other people's property. And we won't even mention the part that should've seen the man treating a Raging Bull with the no-touch policy such a supercar deserves.
There are two things that come to mind when looking at this picture and the first has to do with another case of Instagram car bashing that saw a pair of Hollywood girls vandalizing a Miata. Staged social media adventure or not, the two ended up getting shotgun rides as a "punishment", with two Miata pro drivers taking a shot at YouTube fame in such a fashion.
Then there's the Facebook community that demands attention seekers to stop touching other people's supercars, a brilliant effort, if you ask us. The page, which came around in 2014, has gathered over 18,000 likes so far and we hope it manages to raise awareness on the topic.
You see, this episode saw a father letting his child walk all over somebody else's Gallardo. We're dealing with Instagram user jaxinhall, whose account is private. Nevertheless, the screenshot above allows us to see how the man bragged about his stunt on the social network.
Whether it's the original description of the pic, which reads "I thought maybe it would be bouncy like a trampoline for her but it wasn't," or other details such as the hashtag chosen by the guy, it's difficult to understand the man's lack of respect for other people's property. And we won't even mention the part that should've seen the man treating a Raging Bull with the no-touch policy such a supercar deserves.
There are two things that come to mind when looking at this picture and the first has to do with another case of Instagram car bashing that saw a pair of Hollywood girls vandalizing a Miata. Staged social media adventure or not, the two ended up getting shotgun rides as a "punishment", with two Miata pro drivers taking a shot at YouTube fame in such a fashion.
Then there's the Facebook community that demands attention seekers to stop touching other people's supercars, a brilliant effort, if you ask us. The page, which came around in 2014, has gathered over 18,000 likes so far and we hope it manages to raise awareness on the topic.
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