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The statement from Hertz at the end implies that they were not false reports after all. It's a pretty confident thing for a company to say. If true, then there
by rendall 5y ago
The statement from Hertz at the end implies that they were not false reports after all. It's a pretty confident thing for a company to say. If true, then there will not be large payouts.
- jjk166 5y agoI mean what else are they going to say? To say that there are no false reports is provably incorrect, to say either that there are many false reports or they don't know how common false reports are is to admit guilt. This is just the corporate version of the narcissist's creed.
- rendall 5y agoI'm at the point, unfortunately, that I would believe the statement of a retail corporation over a journalist's report. It just seems more plausible to me that this journalist is spinning sordid, dreary car thefts into a tale of monstrous corporate incompetence; than that Hertz representatives consistently and callously make false police reports.