Angry customer destroys delership by driving through it

[DNut]

I don't know the whole story, but this is an amazing video.

While I know that the person driving the car was completely in the wrong, I still had to cheer them on for their determination to destroy everything in sight.


::edit::

Found the story:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/news/9197184/Driver-wrecks-Nissan-dealership-after-waiting-20-minutes-for-car.html

[LORENSWIFE]

could have used one of these!

[milner351]

That's blind determination right there.

funny that people were so casual walking around near a driver obviously hellbent on destruction still at the controls of a deadly weapon.

[TheSilverBuick]

While I know that the person driving the car was completely in the wrong, I still had to cheer them on for their determination to destroy everything in sight.

x2. I bet that guy would of loved to been behind the wheel of a Chrysler Imperial or giant Cadillac.

[groucho]

Who's the idiot, around the 2 minute mark gently tapping like a little bird on the side rear glass? Hello, may I help you please? Yoo hoo, hello. IDIOT!

[Brian Lohnes]

Wild!

Reading the news story it cracked me up that the guy is an obstetrician who was smoking in the dealership. Not sure if the Russian medical community has caught onto the dangers of smoking yet.

[DNut]

It's Russia.

Lung cancer is the least of their concerns.

[DanStokes]

I could be wrong but I'm guessing this was a failure of their Customer Satisfaction Department. "Dr., what can we do to make your experience at our dealership a positive one?"

The Good Doctor obviously knows nothing of demolition derbies. You BACK in so you can smash as much as possible before rendering your vehicle undrivable.

Of course, he WAS driving a Grand Viagra........ (every time I see one of those my brain switches "Vitara" to "Viagra".

Dan

[Thumpin455]

Of course, he WAS driving a Grand Viagra........ (every time I see one of those my brain switches "Vitara" to "Viagra".

Dan

Having to drive one of those would have the opposite effect on me. Nothing about a vehicle like that would arouse any part of me.

[pdub]

That's interesting, the gone-nutcase driver paused so many times. I've never really lost my marbles (that I know of) but I can only imagine that if I ever did...look at how many times the driver backed up and went forward outside, thinking about it.

And then the first crash of the plate glass window. That would have been the end of the show for me, I can only imagine. Oh my gosh, I shouldn't have done that...Okay, I surrender. I've gone crazy.

No, lots of pauses and then go again. As Stude would say, that's a special kind of...something. That's....well, what do they do to people over there who do such a thing? I don't wanna know that, either.

[Monk]

Those damn Ruskies sure do know how to
show customer dis satisfaction.

[Gary 351C]

Hmm? interesting. When I was a service advisor back in the early 90's, I felt like running over some of the customers.

[Scott Liggett]

Who's the idiot, around the 2 minute mark gently tapping like a little bird on the side rear glass? Hello, may I help you please? Yoo hoo, hello. IDIOT!

Sounds like a "Caption what this idiot is saying."

Excuse me sir, excuse me. There is no parking in the showroom, sir. Sir?

[DanStokes]

I'm imagining a Customer Service meeting following this.

"Gentlemen, we had a situation with a dissatisfied customer yesterday. Clearly the customer over-reacted a bit but still there are lessons to be learned here. Boris, would you like to start with the first suggestion?"

Boris, "Yeah, armor the front of the f#(king building!"

"Now Boris, that wouldn't appear "customer friendly, now would it?"

Boris, "This is gonna be a LONG meeting, isn't it?"

Or are we Americans the only ones who handle stuff like this in that way?

Dan

[TheSilverBuick]

I'm imagining a Customer Service meeting following this.

"Gentlemen, we had a situation with a dissatisfied customer yesterday. Clearly the customer over-reacted a bit but still there are lessons to be learned here. Boris, would you like to start with the first suggestion?"

Boris, "Yeah, armor the front of the f#(king building!"

"Now Boris, that wouldn't appear "customer friendly, now would it?"

Boris, "This is gonna be a LONG meeting, isn't it?"

Or are we Americans the only ones who handle stuff like this in that way?

Dan

Boris: We need to serve either less or more vodka in the customer waiting lounge.