Ferrai has this bullshit agreement that if you buy one of their cars new off the lot, you have to sign a contract saying you basically donāt own the car and have to uphold their brand standards with it.
Itās sets a startling example of not owning something despite buying it and the court needs to use this as a chance to strike it down as unethical.
This shit again? And I thought it was bad enough with ford and john deer telling farmers they didnāt own the tractors they bought from themā¦.
Yeah, they have this really unethical clause in the purchase contract you canāt modify the car or do anything with it that theyād considerĀ āunbecoming of the brandā, which is why they were able file this suit.
It seems kind of bizarre at first until you realize how horrifying that is in the age of ādo you own what you buy?ā being a huge a debate (especially in tech).
This is pretty much Ferrariās philosophy from the start, they are extremely prideful of their cars like if they were made from Godās hands or something.
They are very snobby, infact the owner of Ferrari doesnāt like the people who buy their cars since because they are bought for āstatusā.
They also never test their cars on public tracks in comparison with other racing cars like when they wanted to test out the Porche 918 Spyder vs The McLaren P1 vs LaFerrari. Take a guess who bailed out on the performance test.
Just an update
Lambo are the perfect people to jump in on this because they make insane cars and they are never above clowning them up because Lambo are all about THE DRAMA ā¢
Itās worth noting that Ferruccio Lamborghini, the founder of the company originally only made tractors. His company became successful and at some point he bought a Ferrari, but had a complaint with the car. He ended up taking this complaint to Enzo Ferrari, himself, who told the man he did not take advice from a mere tractor maker. Four months later the first Lamborghini sports was birthed out of pure spite. Iād like to this somewhere heās enjoying this immensely.Ā
This is the first arbitrary barrier in this series I will accept
Kanto: this path is blocked by a giant sleeping snorlax. you cannot wake up the snorlax except with the use of a very specific tool (which you obtained by fighting your way through a tower full of ghosts). and even after snorlax wakes up you have to either defeat it in battle and/or catch it before you can get through
Galar: could I wake these wooloo? physically, yes, probably wouldnāt be much of a challenge. but emotionally? imagine the toll
