Just four days after YouTuber Blake Rosier 's car got stolen, the police recovered the vehicle and arrested the bandits, but that wasn't the end of it. The car thieves left behind a chaotic mess of bizarre novelty objects, illegal drugs, food, clothing, and a bunch of other crap. Rosier documented the contents of his recovered car in a hilarious “unboxing” video. In the video, Rosier examines a handsaw and a pile of Smurfs as he wonders whether the thieves knew who he was and did it as a prank .

Australians, man.

Just like any overzealous fanbase, Tesla nerds and Elon Musk stans are known to get pretty obnoxious on the internet when defending the honor of their 'technoking.' So when @jtmobiledetailing roasted Tesla's shoddy construction in a viral TikTok video, she knew what she was getting herself into. While many agreed with @jtmobiledetailing's assessment, others refused to believe that the car came out of the factory with so many blaring flaws. One Twitter user replied to a repost of the video saying

Vroom vroom

Janky repairs & questionable crafting

We don't need to tell anyone that there's no shortage of idiots in the world. Think about the sort of person whose attention is so absorbed by their smartphone that they're prone to walking through glass doors or falling into sinkholes. Now imagine that person getting into a car and driving around. Terrifying, right? Millions of idiots drive every single day and it's totally normal. Thanks to all the extra-cautious drivers in the world, there's plenty of mind-boggling dash cam footage out there

They had beef

Controversial

Guaranteed road rage inducers.

Supportive sibling relationships >

Something is not as it seems.

I'm something of a car enthusiast myself.

There's nothing stronger than family.

We needed this.

Only in Florida.