Fall weather can be very unpredictable. Sometimes, we have sunny, warm days, and other times it can be gloomy and bitterly cold. Of course, the occasional hurricane can also cause rain and wind in some parts of the United States, so you need to be prepared for anything. A North Carolina pumpkin farm had a tough time chasing down a giant inflatable pumpkin on the loose.
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“Pumpkinfest went a little off-kilter this year, but we let it roll and had a gourdgeous Sunday. Thanks @uber for helping us bring it home,” Phillips Farms of Cary shared on TikTok.
@phillipsfarmsofcary Pumpkinfest went a little off kilter this year, but we let it roll and had a gourdgeous Sunday. Thanks @uber for helping us bring it home 🎃🤣 #phillipsfarmsofcary ♬ original sound – Phillips Farms of Cary
The Giant Inflatable Pumpkin Was on the Move
A witness recorded the giant inflatable pumpkin as it blew down the street.
“It’s coming so fast. Oh my gosh!” A person in the car said.
“Look at that. This is crazy talk,” another commented.
The driver got out of the car and helped the employee get the giant inflatable pumpkin to safety, leaving TikTokers amazed by what they saw.
“The anxiousness in the woman’s voice to back up and turn around, while the driver calmly narrates, is sending me,” someone laughed in the comment section.
People who drive by the giant inflatable pumpkin thought they’d gone crazy.
“Mind you we pass this every morning,” someone wrote. “And I was like the hell is it this morning.”
Apparently classic children’s television programs totally failed on this one.
“Charlie Brown didn’t warn us about when the Great Pumpkin tries to escape,” someone joked.
This person might have had the best comment of all. “Wow, the Vegas sphere is beautiful this time of year,” they wrote.
We don’t know what we’d do if we saw a giant inflatable pumpkin blowing down the road, but hitting record on our phone would be a must!
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