Now you have me thinking of Nicholas Angel.

That’s frickin Morgan. I had no idea he was British.

You’re assuming they were on lunch. That said yeah, I would care if it came to that and I’d sue the dealership.

Unless this is your relationship with your car that’s a pretty shit analogy.

The main reason I felt it was an overreaction is I have a good relationship with my mechanic and actually bump into him around town all the time so I would trust him to do something like this. Dealer techs on the other hand is a little different. I probably still wouldn’t care if all they did was go to taco bell…

Sure thing, it’s 27 West El- waaaait a second....

That’s a good point you got there.

Yeah, and they also have lube jockeys.

I love reading these comments. I’m just sitting here cracking up.

Stealership techs are the worst.

I’m sorry, but JDM BRO #EVERYTHING 1200 SEO doesn’t make me want or need to go out and drive.

That’s a nice conclusion you’re jumping to. Where’d you pick it up at?

How about I put it this way, It’s not so much that I’m extra trusting, it’s that I don’t trust anyone and am not surprised a couple dealership employees did this.

I have a habit of doing that. I drive a ‘96 Regal and my wife drives a ‘99 Grand Cherokee with a salvage title. Maybe that’s why I don’t care what people do to my cars or other’s.

Do they take their laptop to Taco Bell? If not I fail to see how this is relevant.

THE PATH TO ULTIMATE BALANCE BEGINS HERES...

Exactly. Everything I’ve said I stand behind and would be totally cool with my mechanic picking up Taco Bell in my car because I trust him. If I didn’t trust him enough to get Taco Bell on a test drive then I wouldn’t trust him to work on my car.

They should be billed job rate regardless of how long it took.