A Guy Casually Rode Down The Street On A Bike...With WHAT On His Back?

Listen up, people. Riding a bike with livestock strapped to your back is a totally normal thing to do.

In some countries, at least. While we don't see much of this hilarious action in the States, people who rely on bicycles in other places around the world know that if they want to move their furry friends, they have to get crafty. A little ingenuity can go a long way, after all, and it's a special treat when the solution to a pesky problem looks like this.

Just going to work. Nothing to see here.

 


Nothing says "I have places to be" quite like strapping a goat to your back, am I right?


This is just excessive.

Okay, I'm about to ask my dog if she wants to go for a ride. She's going to be real confused when we forgo the car.

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