To top it all off, the driver rolled coal into the dashcam owner’s faces. Commenters vow to report this coll roller to CARB and Valley Air.
Fresno resident and Redditor /u/Lick_The_Butter shared a headshaking dashcam video from earlier yesterday (Aug 10, 2025) to the /r/Fresno subreddit showing a driver in a Ford F-350 littering at this In-N-Out drive-through and, when confronted and handed the trash back, the driver threw the trash out again.
To top it all off, they rolled coal all over the dashcam owners, not to mention into the In-N-Out employees’ service window, too.
Check out the dashcam video of the incident below with the original Reddit thread linked here.
Wow, the complete disrespect…
byu/LICK_THE_BUTTER infresno
The incident took place at an In-N-Out drive-through, this one off Herndon (exact location on Google Maps linked here.)
As the dashcam shows, OP is behind this 2005 Ford F-350 at said drive-thru.
The dashcammer’s passenger observes either the driver or passenger in the truck chuck a paper drink holder out the window into the shrubs next to them.
“Part of me wants to grab it and throw it in back there,” OP remarks to his Mom.
His Mom, being a total bada**, takes action and does exactly that.
“I said, ‘Did you drop this?’ and he goes, ‘Oh, yeah, ‘ and I hand it to him,” his Mom recounts.
Just as she’s saying that, we see them through the trash out even further, again.
To top it all off, they’ve rigged their truck up to throw out thick black smoke, or to roll coal, in other words, which they do as they drive off, blanketing OP and affecting the In-N-Out employees, too.
“Oh, my gosh. What a jerk,” his Mom exclaims.
Here’s their plate, 7V55220.
Redditors, myself included, vow to report this piece of work to CARB and Valley Air.
“Blast it on TikTok OP. Should have them identified in less than 48 hours. Will surely cause more shame than a visit from Clovis PD,” the top comment from /u/optimusprimegreentea reads.
“100 bucks that guy is a Yellowstone fanatic who jerks off over the cowboy/rural lifestyle but never leaves the city and the truck gets nowhere near any dirt,” /u/Genesiskiller96 added.
“This town is full of these d***** bags. Drives me nuts. Cosplay cowboys, wannabes,” local /u/the-lady-Amalthea7 added.
California Penal Code §374.4 defines littering as discarding waste “in any public place or in any place open to the public,” which includes private property that the public can access (like parking lots, drive-thru lanes, etc.)
Litterers in California are subject to a fine between $250 and $1,000.
