Moral/ethical question (dealer techs step in)

[astang95]

I have a question for the dealer techs on here, say you are friends with one of the service advisors on facebook, said service advisor posts up some stupid video of a joyride in a Ford GT. The customer has given permission to drive it, but I doubt 60 in a 30, would you tell the service manager or just keep it to yourself?

[jluv]

60 in a 30 oh noez!!!

[71chevellejohn]

Post the video so we can see it and determine if it was a real joyride.

[Jasonone]

This is exactly why I declined to let one of the techs take my car home to diagnose an unknown clutch issue..

[astang95]

For one, its a ford GT, and its still breaking the law especially if its NOT yours!

[idrivea4banger]

Are you jealous he did that instead of you??

[jluv]

For one, its a ford GT, and its still breaking the law especially if its NOT yours!

That's like double triple quadruple breaking the law!

[94mstng94]

Snitches get stitches.

[jammeejamm]

as long as they don't spill a cherry-limeade in the seat on a sonic happy hour run. no big deal.

[astang95]

not jealous at all, just curious what everyone else would do

[jluv]

I'd call the FBI!

[psdtech]

Let it be. If asked tell the truth but if he didn't tear up any thing I would just let it go

[jdgregory84]

as long as they don't spill a cherry-limeade in the seat on a sonic happy hour run. no big deal.

Haha! As a former service advisor I can say that we had a ton of those.

As far as the original problem. Would you care if they were doing 60 in a 30 in an F-150?

[FreightTrain]

Don't be a bitch.

[TENGRAM]

Myofb.