I always hear of these so-called “short people problems“. Things like never being able to reach the top shelf; having to jog to keep up when walking with people who are taller; people using your head as an arm rest…
While I can’t personally sympathize, maybe this rabbit can, as he tries so hard to get a good view out the window, but just can’t quite reach.
▼”Even though he stood up as tall as he could, he couldn’t see the view outside and gave up.”
めっちゃ背伸びしても景色が見えないので
— 東雲 鈴音 (@goen0414) June 17, 2015
飽きてきた小動物。 pic.twitter.com/U8LofkBQMW
This little guy was out for a car ride, and all he wanted was a bit of a view. Try as he might, it just wasn’t enough, and all he got was a view of the door.
▼”Well this sucks…”
And he slumps back in the seat in defeat.
Poor guy. Even with a pillow to boost him up, it just wasn’t enough. So, short people of the world, now you can look on the bright side – at least you’re still able to look out the car window!
Source and images: Twitter (@goen0414) via hamusoku
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