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My friend tried to frame me for his mistake, and it backfired on him.

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Early in November, we went to pick up car parts after work that my friend, I'll call Aaron,

because his name's Aaron, and I think he's being an idiot, had bought on eBay. We had to go through some back roads to get to the property and picked it up and all was well. By the way, this comes from Floodweight, and if you want to submit your own stories, go to the R-slash-OK Storytime Subbrit. I'm Sophia. I'm Dakota. I'm Carly. And we're here to give good advice goofily, but we don't have all the

answers. We only know what we'd do, so let us know what you'd do in the comments. So, O.P. says,

it had been raining for part of the day, but really picked up when we were loading the parts,

and we got to a causeway we'd passed only an hour before. It was now covered in what looked

like half a meter of water,

and we stopped. I'd been navigating and knew we could back up and take another much longer route,

even though the highway was just a bit on the other side of the causeway. There was no way I'd go

through the water as it looked right now, but because I'd been caught on a causeway 20 years ago and less water and had my car

pushed off into the river, I didn't want to risk it.

I didn't lose that car, but it's one of the scariest moments of my life.

Yeah, it's really hard to tell how deep standing water is.

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