Arnold Schwarzenegger is so fed up with the “huge” pothole in his Los Angeles neighborhood that he’s decided to fix it himself.
The actor and former California governor posted a video showing him and his team pouring concrete to repair roads in the Brentwood area.
He said: “Today, after the whole community was upset about the massive pothole that had been damaging cars and bikes for weeks, my team and I went out and fixed it.
Photo: Associated Press
“I always say, let’s not complain, let’s do something. Here you go.”
In the video, Schwarzenegger is greeted by neighbors thanking the star for fixing the pothole.
“You’re welcome,” the actor responded.
“You have to do it yourself. It’s crazy.
“For three weeks I’ve been waiting for this hole to be closed.”
Brentwood residents have made numerous requests for repairs since the winter storm opened up potholes and cracks in local roads, said Schwarzenegger’s spokesman Daniel Ketchel.
‘loved watching it’
Photo: Associated Press
In comments responding to the video he posted on Twitter, fans praised the actor’s actions.
“Great to see it, the former governor is fixing potholes,” one user said.
“Well done!” said another.
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Potholes are areas of the road where the surface cracks and falls off – forming a hole.
They are often formed by surface cracks, water and traffic. Small surface cracks can widen over time due to heavy traffic.
Water can then get into cracks in sidewalks and expand in cold weather.