Riding with a sheriff deputy, state trooper or wildlife officer in their patrol unit as it gets stuck in mud or snow. See him work gas, brake, shifter to get unstuck. I offer to get out and push. "Think it'll help?" He sharply asks. "Anything'll help," I say. I go round back and push on driver's side rear as he hits the accelerator and spins all 4 tires in the mud or snow. He lets off the throttle and waves me up to him. "You like seeing me stuck? Like seeing me spinning my tires and not getting out?" Toes the accelerator to spin the tires slow, fast, slow, shift into reverse, rock his stuck unit couple times.
Of course the cop is big, strong, good looking, wearing cop battle rattle, trousers tucked in cop boots working the pedals of his stuck unit.

HEY GANG!
I know you've been harping on me to get a better camera. But let me tell you what happened last night.
Early yesterday I was driving to work when I came up on a pickup truck in a field, backup lights on, then off, then on again. Meaning it could be a guy who (hopefully!) is stuck!
I pulled over to see what I could do. Pickup driver was about 30, denim jacket, t shirt and jeans. Said he'd gotten lost and tried to make a u-turn. Said he was depressed, having broken up with his friend. I thought with my luck that it was his girlfriend and he was straight...until he said he'd broken up with his BOYFRIEND! He still had his boot on the accelerator, his tires churning up mud. I tried to help but he was too buried. Turned out he'd been living out of his truck the past few days.
I invited him to my place last night. He told me he loves to get stuck, was afraid I'd think he was a freak. I told him the truth, told him about the website.
We went wheeling in his Z71 pickup last night. We got stuck quite a few times, but we had a winch to get out with. We also did a few other things...well, you get the picture. Afterwards he told me, "You really helped me, Bill. My ex-boyfriend didn't like to get stuck, didn't appreciate the fetish." I told him I'd see him through this, along with my new boyfriend who's also into getting stuck. We three are going out tonight. By the way, he's young and hot, with a smile like Brad Pitt. And can he work the pedals of a stuck truck. True story, gang.

Be nice if it was 2 guys. Long time ago I helped 2 guys with their Lil front wheel drive car stuck in sand and everything they did got it stuck worse.

Since the big snow dump in Western NY state weekend before Thanksgiving, I'd want to get stuck on an unplowed highway in company with stuck cop cars, stuck big rigs, stuck state DOT snow plow truck, stuck private contractor truck, other stuck full size trucks and suvs. And guys only. Enough room to try to fight it out of deep snow either on the highway or out of the median. Anyone gets unstuck trying to pull out another vehicle gets stuck himself again.
No stuck ambulance with a patient, no stuck school bus with kids, no stuck church van or senior citizen shuttle party bus. No stuck buses. Just full size 4x4s, big rigs, police, fire, plow units, rescuers needing rescue. No drama or whining or impairment. Engines roar, tires spin, boots slam on pedals, pause only to prevent transmission overheating during which pleasure oneself.
The plow trucks being stuck explain the highway being unplowed.

See the channel for several videos of an suv, either Nissan Patrol or Mitsubishi, stuck in grass covered slick as peanut butter clay.

@StuckFuck one outcome of shifting to 4 wheel drive after spinning into holes or ruts in the ground in 2 wheel drive, is not really moving but spinning down all 4 tires. Then have to fight in 4wd to get unstuck. Been there done that.

Anyone bury the back in 2wd, shift to 4wd, hit the throttle, and just bury the front end? Me too.

WORLD CLASS MAJOR STUCK STORY!
Okay gang, it was awesome!
Friday March 12 2004...a day that will live in infamy!
Got off work at 1 pm, have 5 or 6 friends who I go wheeling with. All of us are firemen. Call at 1:30, trailer fire south of town near the Arkansas line. We head for there in our trucks, followed by the pumper truck. When we got there, we had no place to pull over, but all of us pulled into this cotton field that hadn't seen a plow. Keep in mind there's been about 4 inches of rain the past few days. So...we put out the fire, look back, all our trucks are sinking about 1/4 the height of the tires.
We had a blast trying to get our trucks out of the mud. All of us were stuck, and spinning our tires up to 5000 rpm, and laughing like crazy. All of us were wearing Western boots too. One of the firemen, hot looking guy about 21 or so, tried to back in the pumper truck to help get us out, and he came back a little too far and, yep, you guessed it. Being young and inexperienced, and clearly never been stuck before, he rocked it back and forth his boots on the pedals, til that truck was buried. Finally we called a friend of ours with a tractor who came and pulled us out. It was roughly an hour of HOT spinning action, mud flying 30 feet in the air, with guys in their 20s and 30s. WHAT A BLAST!
Let's get the group going again. I have some land in swampeast Missouri for a stuck meeting this year. I'm waiting on internet to come my way, which will take forever, so contact me here in the 573 area code.

Trucks. Fire apparatus. Law enforcement. Full size 4x4s. Military. National guard after a big snowstorm. Plow trucks after snow storm.

I'll start. Ford police interceptor utility with all wheel drive.
Tie or runner up, jacked up knobby tire 4x4 brush fire truck.

There's keep spinning the tires and burying the truck to the frame or axles. There's losing traction on slick surface and still keep throttling and spinning and watching the tires spin.

@01 Either or. Pumping to mimic some newer truck or suv crawl control, terrain mode or such.

@hardstuck get stuck in 2wd, shift into 4wd, get stuck worse, that rules.

Substitute state fish and wildlife officer in late model state issue 4x4 pickup for construction guy in own or company truck. The fish cop would have pushed his patrol unit too far and gotten it stuck.
That's much of my stuck porn. Law enforcement, first responders, army national guard getting stuck in snow, sand, mud while on the clock or on a mission with official issue vehicles. Law enforcement spec pickup or suv, 4x4 brush fire truck, humvee getting stuck and guys having to put vehicle recovery training to use.
Also prominent are electric utility trucks on power line right of ways. Once I chatted a bit with a lineman with his work F550 bucket truck. Yes he takes it off road, yes he gets it stuck and has to call the mechanical department for a pull.

There's another Ukrainian based channel, Drive Your Way, test new or late model SUVs or crossovers, mostly off road. Includes some good stuck spinning action.

A variation is taking sweet time helping someone already stuck get unstuck. By just leaning on his vehicle giving the appearance of pushing on it. Or digging around the tires thinking that'll help.

YouTube last month age restricted a video I had up for SIX YEARS AND FOUR MONTHS with no issue.
See my channel Centredoorplugs Thornton, note spelling, all that video is is my workboots on accelerator and brake as I drive along in my Super Duty which I traded in couple years later.

@redredd22 a person of interest he'd have picked up or pulled over. He'd act like he heard everything, including much worse.
Similar role play. "I'll do anything to get out of a ticket or going to cells!" "Sit tight." He then drives his patrol unit into grass covered mud or unplowed snow, rocks it, spins tires, then says get out and push. Help him get unstuck if I know so much.

Looks like those guys are parked and not yet stuck.
Beach patrol, police, emergency, surf fishing, beach vehicle permit holders, occasionally to routinely get stuck in sand, dry sand by the dunes to wet sand by the water's edges. North Carolina Outer Banks is a hot spot of beach stuck. Brigantine, New Jersey has a vehicle access beach and someone there publishes a calendar with a stuck vehicle for each month.

@westfil11 bogs it in snow or hangs it up in icy ruts.