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"For whatever reason" indeed. They must have just flipped a coin on the issue. Really, it's just bad luck at work here. /s
by Retra 11y ago
"For whatever reason" indeed. They must have just flipped a coin on the issue. Really, it's just bad luck at work here. /s
- Yhippa 11y agoI'll add an /s "I'm sure there was no pressure on individual performers to make the results look favorable for VW."
- ino 11y agoInternet sarcastic comments are much better when people don't add /s at the end.
- kps 11y ago"Some people have made the wrong decisions in order to get away with something" Some people; he doesn't actually say it was the programmers. Both statements are perfectly consistent with the cheating being orchestrated from the top. This looks like a very careful attempt to mislead without actually risking a visit to Club Fed.
- imron 11y ago> for whatever reason I'm guessing the reason was because their boss told them.