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I completely agree with Travis and I don't think he did anything wrong. I think it was a bad move on his part to apologize for the video.

• gpawl 10y ago
  It's a good tactic -- blow off all the worse things you do, then apologize for the one time you weren't at fault, people notice and give you sympathy, and start to forget those worse things.
  • dongslol 10y ago
    That's interesting; I hadn't thought of that.
  • intrasight 10y ago
    Wow. That's a wow.
• fstuff 10y ago
  This comment on reddit explains it well /r/cars/comments/5wrdk2/comment/decxcxi
• Hydraulix989 10y ago
  He wasn't apologizing to say he was sorry, he was apologizing to try to regain public favor after a very bad public relations disaster. You see these public statements with fake apologies after PR meltdowns all of the time (BP Oil Spill, ENRON, etc.). It's glorified damage control. I doubt the people whose behalf they are for really feel sorry in any of them.