F350s and F150s are too tall to fit in a lot of car parks in my country. That kind of vehicle essentially does not exist here, and I do think it skews the brain. But also, trucks and SUVs are different segments. A Rivian also isn't a van or HGV, but that doesn't make it "reasonably sized". The brainrot here is the idea that a pick-up or an SUV is a normal car for normal people rather than a speciality care for niche uses.

Why does a normal family need the high ground-clearance of an SUV? Why do they need four-wheel-drive? Why do they need the enormous cargo space? Not that no normal family needs one or more of those features, but the point - belaboured to death by now - is that most SUV owners don't really need them even every year, never mind every week.

So yeah I think there is some brain-fry in those who find that reasonable.