“Cargo space?” is a question about the cargo space of a car. It is not about outer space, but there are jokes.
“Customer: ‘Cargo space?’ Me: ‘No, car go on road. Car no go space’” was posted on Twitter by Cool Ranch Coyote on June 25, 2018. “i was selling my car and some dude asked ‘cargo space?’ i said nah car go road” was posted on Twitter by weed on March 7, 2020.
The joke was posted on Reddit—Comedynecromancy on March 28, 2020:
Car Customer: Cargo space?
Car Dealer: Car no do that. Car go road.
Twitter
Cool Ranch Coyote
@DCYote
Replying to @KalusTheHusky
Customer: “Cargo space?”
Me: “No, car go on road. Car no go space.”
1:09 AM · Jun 25, 2018·Twitter Web Client
Twitter
weed
@loganween
i was selling my car and some dude asked “cargo space?” i said nah car go road
2:26 AM · Mar 7, 2020·Twitter for iPhone
Reddit—Comedynecromancy
Posted by u/PMyourfeelings March 28, 2020
Cargo space
(An image from Pun Hub on Facebook.—ed.)
Car Customer: Cargo space?
Car Dealer: Car no do that. Car go road.
Twitter
win
@Zikryirwvn
cargo space?
no car no go space
car go road
3:54 AM · Mar 29, 2020 from West Region, Singapore·Twitter for iPhone
Reddit—Dadjokes
Posted by u/tblaine4 April 15, 2020
Hygge
I was trying to sell my car to this guy. He asked a bunch of questions about it and seemed interested, then asked “cargo space?” I was confused and told him no.
Car go road
Twitter
Talk To The HatterTop hat
@Talk_To_The_Hat
I was trying to sell my car to this guy.
He asked a bunch of stupid questions about milage and stuff.
Then, get this, he asked “cargo space?”
I was confused and told him “of course not, car go road!!”
#HatDadJoke
7:36 PM · Apr 16, 2020·Twitter Web App
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