Take the time to hang out near an industrial park with rarely traveled roads and you will be in store for a variety of strange and wondrous sights. Depending on the area and the surrounding businesses, industrial parks offer host of entertainment from watching dumpster divers to guys looking to destroy a set of tires in an artistic fashion. StreetFire.net hosted a video of a guy and a few of his friends who were in search of a creative way to shred some low profile rubber in a purely senseless manner. The video guy stands beside a parked car as the driver of the bright green (think “Slimer from Ghost Busters” green) Camaro begins his nearly minute long donut session.
What is odd about this donut session is that there are two video guys, one who stands close to driver, but the footage in the clip is shot from the second video guy’s perspective. To keep things from being completely confusing, the guy with camera who is visible in clip is video guy number 1 and the other guy is video guy number 2. As video guy number 2’s camera rolls the driver continues to spin around in circles getting closer to the parked car and his buddy, the video guy number 1. Halfway through the session, video guy number 1 decides to get a different camera angle; so in a moment of sheer brilliance he sneaks past the spinning Camaro and heads to the center of the circle in hopes of catching really sick footage. Needless to say there are plenty of things that could have gone wrong in this situation, but luckily everyone who tempted fate seemed to survive unscathed including Slimer.
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