Truck Full of Bud Light Spills on Kentucky Highway

Truck Full of Bud Light Spills on Kentucky Highway

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There’s a saying about not crying over spilled milk. What about spilled beer?

A semi-truck loaded up with cases upon cases of Bud Light overturned over on I-71 at the Gene Synder Freeway ramp near Louisville, Kentucky this morning.

The good news is the driver is fine, he climbed out of the truck on his own, but the mess was big enough to shut traffic down for a while. Some of the cases were still in tact since it was cans inside cardboard, so it kept them from breaking open and actually spilling sudsy goodness all over the highway.

I don’t know if you’re a Bud Light fan or not, but anytime a truck carrying booze dumps over, it brings a little tear to my eye. Think I’ll crack open a Bud Light tonight and pour one out for these little homies.

 

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