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Originally Posted by BMWrules7
Are you all kidding me? You elitist hyper-consuming pigs.
You all should be ashamed.
Here is a guy that did nothing more than convey his respect for the vehicles.
If what he did was so damaging then BMW would put a few licks of code in the firmware to limit over revs.
Instead of spending 5 minutes training the guy, people are celebrating the loss of his job.
I suspect these machines were a bit out of his reach for the time being and now they are even more out of his reach.
So the celebrators are patting themselves on the back that this poor guy---legally supporting himself---is now jobless because he did little more than celebrate their machines.
You all should be ashamed. If only your bosses held you to the same standard you are holding him.
What has this world come to!
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Blame everybody else but him....right. Like he didn't break the terms of his employment. That's the problem with America, no more accountability. It's always someone else's fault.
What happened to not taking liberties with out people's property? Especially while on the job?
What about deceny, respect, and accountability? Why should BMW have to update their firmware b/c of some guy on doing this?
Are you going to be the one who is going to train this guy? Do you really think, after all you've seen, that he's going to listen? With his attitude and way of thinking?
What has this world come to where people tolerate bad behavior and say, it's ok, it's not his fault because of his stature in life and that these cars are out of his reach? That's total BS.
I, as a customer, when I buy something new, should have the reasonable expectation that people should not take liberties with my car that I paid over $100K for. I would feel the same way if I bought toyota for $20K.