California Farmer Drove His Chevy INto a Levee - To Prevent Flooding

Desperate times lead to desperate measures. Faced with insane precipitation and flooding, some California farmers are going all out to protect their crops, one of which released a video on Twitter showing their efforts. 

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  • 28-Cars-Later Hydroelectric of course.
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