premise: This off-roading driver has tipped his truck. hypothesis: A Ferrari goes through the drive-thru.
contradiction: Once sentence refers to a an off-roading truck being tipped over while the second sentence refers fto a ferrari casually going through a drive-thru.|contradiction: A Ferrari is not usually used off-road, and a drive-thru is not off-road.|contradiction: An off-road truck and a Ferrari are two different types of vehicles.  Going through a drive-thru is completely different than tipping a truck.