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Last Wednesday I was driving west on Route 40 in NJ outside Mays Landing.  To my surprise, two identical black vehicles were parked on the shoulder on the other side of the highway.  It appeared the first may have broken down, and someone (I only saw this person from the back) was walking out of the first one to the second parked behind it.  Now it wasn't Jay or Grant or anybody I recognized for that matter, but then it wouldn't be, since most of the principals (except Steve) usually fly to and from their locations.

After checking Jason's entries on Twitter, it seems they had been filming in Pennsylvania.  The time frame would have fit in nicely if these were crew members driving the vehicles (which are mainly used for beginning and end shots) back to Rhode Island.  Route 40 is an alternate way into Atlantic City, and also provides a connection to the expressway as well as the NJ Turnpike, which would then take them North into New York and beyond.

Normally, I would say "no" but the sight of identical vehicles (I was going too fast to make out whether or not they were the famous Yukons) parked like that, plus finding out that shooting had been going on in PA, makes me go hmmm…

Probably just a figment of my imagination, but thought I would post here just to get some ideas as to what you folks think.  The person who got out of the first one wore a plaid shirt (probably a male but I couldn't be 100% sure) with long light brown/blonde hair in a ponytail.  The word "roadie" comes to mind. 

Just wondering.  Maybe wishful (?) thinking.

Revenant said:

Oubliette said:

Last Wednesday I was driving west on Route 40 in NJ outside Mays Landing.  To my surprise, two identical black vehicles were parked on the shoulder on the other side of the highway. 

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After checking with my confidential sources, these two vehicles were not TAPS.  In fact, the two vehicles that you think that you saw were not vehicles at all.  They were road signs

.  Also, the lights in the sky that evening were flares attached to weather balloons.  Your three neighbors that have been reported missing are simply on vacation.  This is no need for alarm or for involving the press.  Nothing to see here folks…just move along.  For your own good…move along…

*straightens his black suit jacket, adjusts his black sunglasses, and says something about "extraction" and "Oubliette" into his wristwatch* 

You are way too funny!  Thanks for the laugh, I really needed it.