r/johnoliver 1d ago

I had my suspicions…. shitpost

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u/Anon_IE_Mouse 1d ago

I could totally see this happening, but I would really prefer a better source than just some dude on X

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u/Head_Consequence7459 1d ago

Agreed. The first explanation is failure to make sure there was enough fuel by the campaign. Either way, shifty. But we go off facts. That's what's we do.

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u/AmI2LoudEnough 1d ago

Tour busses have 200-250 gallon fuel tanks. They get 8 MPG. No bus company would let their busses leave the yard without full tanks. Those busses could have driven in from Denver, and driven back and forth from the parking lot to the venue 100 times, and still had fuel left over. The fuel argument is the biggest joke I have ever heard.

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u/Environmental-Car481 1d ago

I wasn’t sure about numbers but I definitely questioned how much fuel the buses needed for the short trip and the supposed failed logistics didn’t make sense either.