rescues 
from flood waters during 
on live TV
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People really
need to do disaster 
drills in their head more often. The side windows 
will definitely break if you push them with your legs and if your legs are strong 
enough 
to carry you they'll work here too. Even the windshield, it's just held on with glue, good for outward-in force 
due to the frame but they aren't designed to hold up to inward-out force. It also looks like she's letting him carry her full weight. It's water, not lava, come on now.
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When was the last time you kicked out your car windows?
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Firstly you push, not kick. Secondly, never
because I'm not r-slurred 
enough 
to drive 
into 4ft deep water. Thirdly, tempered glass 
such as the side windows 
can take impacts when rolled up because the frame provides support. If you flex tempered glass 
too far it explodes into a gorillion little 
pieces. I have those frameless doors 
where 
the windows 
roll down a bit when opening the door and roll back up. By design they flex a bit if the windows 
freeze 
or your battery 
dies so they can slip past the slit they rest in so you don't get trapped 
in the car. Push it a little 
more from the inside 
and pop.
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What's wrong
king? You don't formulate contingencies for werewolf 
attacks every time you go to the grocery 
store? 
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