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Come Buy Our Cars Please!

Sunday, July 17

Just an observation. I believe it was GM, about a month ago or so who announced they were going to lay off a large percentage of their employees for some financial reason. Almost the same day, obviously in an effort to look good for themselves, they announce a marketing deal to where they are selling their cars for the employee discount. Yeah, ok... whatever. But now I'm noticing that every other car dealership is following in suit with their own employee discount deal. So now I'm thinking "Hey. Does this mean you're laying off employees too?" I'm going back to being a sheep now. Later.
posted by Gjskier (Kal), 10:54 AM

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