[XutvJet]

Originally Posted by RM7

And then without the people back home, doing their job every day, there's nothing to defend. A teacher is at least as much of a hero to me and everyone doing their job is just as important, because again, without them there is no purpose to it all. There are people in all walks of life that deserve a hell of a lot more recognition for what they do than "all the people in the military".

Truth. Same goes for firefighters, police, paramedics, and anyone else that that routinely puts themselves in harms way. If anything, these professions see way more action than someone in the military that's trained to fight. And these professions apparently don't get paid squat to what what some in the military may see.

Lastly, all of these people did choose their profession. You would hope most understand the positives, negatives, and the sacrifice. Many of us outside of the military also "sacrifice" too with high levels of stress (which sucks years out of your life span), lots of travel, long hours, time away from friends, family, missed events, etc. I'm not saying it's comparable but no job is perfect.

[celsdogg]

i wish this forum had a dislike button.

[christianb5s4]

Originally Posted by SpaceSilver.X1

That's just one private business screwing one soldier. Totally unacceptable, but not the end of the world and certainly not life and death.

On other other hand, do I have to list hundreds, if not thousands, of examples of how the government screws soldiers? (now and in the past)

100%. It is atrocious how men and women who serve are treated, especially under this current administration. I see it first hand having a brother active duty and currently deployed.

The least people can do is treat them right here, which is the heart of the issue in what this dealership did.

[M-technik-3]

Stellanis CEO made things right.

https://www.stellpower.com/news-2024...srt-demon-170/

[funglenn]

my question is --is this true? i mean it is probably old as we have been out of iraq for some time.

[M-technik-3]

Originally Posted by funglenn

my question is --is this true? i mean it is probably old as we have been out of iraq for some time.

It is true and WE are not out of Iraq nor Syria. It's like saying we are not in Saudi Arabia either but we are still there too.

[tturedraider]

Originally Posted by M-technik-3

Stellanis CEO made things right.

https://www.stellpower.com/news-2024...srt-demon-170/

Wow!!! That’s a great outcome!! Good on Tim Kuniskis for making it right!! I hope he causes the dealership to pay a high price for their greed and dishonesty!!

[RM7]

Originally Posted by M-technik-3

It is true and WE are not out of Iraq nor Syria. It's like saying we are not in Saudi Arabia either but we are still there too.

And Qatar

[///MPhatic]

Originally Posted by M-technik-3

Stellanis CEO made things right.

https://www.stellpower.com/news-2024...srt-demon-170/

That's a great end to the story. My only concern would be if the paint would be as good as factory, not in view, but in quality, since it won't be going through the same process as the factory paint.

[XutvJet]

Originally Posted by funglenn

my question is --is this true? i mean it is probably old as we have been out of iraq for some time.

Yep, there about 2500 US personnel in Iraq currently to assist the current government.

[RM7]

Originally Posted by M2CS

There are civilians that receive more recognition for their jobs and contributions to society than "all people in the military".

Exactly. And not just the first responders or whatever, the menial ones that keep society functioning.

[GERMAN M3]

Dealer issued a response on their Facebook page. Wonder how many other folks were taken for a loop from this dealer?

[tturedraider]

Originally Posted by GERMAN M3

Dealer issued a response on their Facebook page. Wonder how many other folks were taken for a loop from this dealer?

Interesting. This thing really had to come back to bite them hard in the ass before they did anything and from what I’ve read I’m guessing the fact they have the car back has more to do with the unsuspecting buyer bringing it back and telling them he wanted nothing to do with it than anything good they initiated.

[Efthreeoh]

So the CEO of a dealership (group I'm guessing), doesn't review and understand the numbers his company generates on a monthly basis?

Lol, yeah, right...

[SpaceSilver.X1]

Originally Posted by Efthreeoh

So the CEO of a dealership (group I'm guessing), doesn't review and understand the numbers his company generates on a monthly basis?

Lol, yeah, right...

Plausible deniability are two of the most beautiful words in the English language.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plausible_deniability

Edit: it also sounds nice in German and French! glaubhaften Abstreitbarkeit, Déni plausible

[x622]

Originally Posted by Efthreeoh

So the CEO of a dealership (group I'm guessing), doesn't review and understand the numbers his company generates on a monthly basis?

Lol, yeah, right...

IDK man, he ax'ed his GM, Sales manager and salesperson. Who else would you want to lose their job over this? He picked his GM sure, but that doesn't mean he knows the day to day on every single thing.

[infinitekidM2C]

Fecking dodge challengers costing mofos their jobs. Stupid car.

[Donatello.]

Originally Posted by GERMAN M3

Dealer issued a response on their Facebook page. Wonder how many other folks were taken for a loop from this dealer?

Their response is nothing more than cookie cutter bs. Also, the buyer still wants to pay this much for THAT car? lol smh & I own a Hellcat. If mine was $100k new in 2018 when I bought it, I would not even have looked at them.

[Efthreeoh]

Originally Posted by x622

IDK man, he ax'ed his GM, Sales manager and salesperson. Who else would you want to lose their job over this? He picked his GM sure, but that doesn't mean he knows the day to day on every single thing.

Every CEO knows the margins of the business. It's literally why they are in business.

[Hulk Smash]

Originally Posted by infinitekidM2C

Fecking dodge challengers costing mofos their jobs. Stupid car.

I think it was greed that cost those mofos their jobs.

[RM7]

Originally Posted by M2CS

I think it was greed that cost those mofos their jobs.

Didn't happen in a vacuum though, it was either management's intent, or management's lack of control that led to it.

[infinitekidM2C]

Originally Posted by M2CS

I think it was greed that cost those mofos their jobs.

You are smart.