Matt Beat
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Can You Survive Getting Hit By A Car? #shorts

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January 17, 2022

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Mr. Beat breaks down some numbers to estimate how likely it would be that you could survive as a pedestrian getting hit by a car.

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Here are the two @zanytime videos in case you are curious:

Man Gets Ran Over By a Car in His Own Driveway

The World's Most Famous Pedestrian

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