Why the bad Fleet deal?

[anonymous]

I’m just curious because maybe I’m missing something. Why exactly do we pay $200 a month for little Subarus? I’ve actually never heard of a higher monthly company car payment in Pharma and for so little in return. For that much out of our wages, I would expect a Ford Explorer or Jeep Grand Cherokee, both of which I’ve had as company cars and paid half as much. It wouldn’t bother me so much if we didn’t have to actually drive them all day long and use them as our mobile office. If I want to turn left into traffic, I need to make sure my A/C is turned off for that extra bit of horsepower. Don’t get me wrong, I love driving the slowest car on the road and paying double. I’m just wondering why?

 

[anonymous]

Which Subaru are you talking about? I think they’re nice rides. $200 does seem a bit high though. Most places seem more like $50. Maybe you get a WRX?

 

[anonymous]

A Subaru for a company car? What kind of hippy outfit is this? Are Birkenstocks part of the dress code?

 

[anonymous]

You ain't woke enough son! Be happy with the hippie mobile and the 200 bucks a month car note...You'll be out on your ass soon enough with that 829 dollar five year note on a Gran Cherokee soon enough.

 

[anonymous]

Which Subaru are you talking about? I think they’re nice rides. $200 does seem a bit high though. Most places seem more like $50. Maybe you get a WRX?

Subaru Legacy like the one grandma drives. You can lease a Grand Cherokee for $259 a month.

 

[anonymous]

after the Nocdurna deal the Subaru doesn’t seem like the dumbest decision made.....but hey! I love driving the tin foil go-kart

 

[anonymous]

after the Nocdurna deal the Subaru doesn’t seem like the dumbest decision made.....but hey! I love driving the tin foil go-kart

So True! Someone didn’t actually do any research before buying that HSN midnight purchase. Has the return date expired?

 

[anonymous]

It’s a good deal for the company
At 6’3” it’s very uncomfortable

 

[anonymous]

Do the people working in any of our offices have a rent deduction from their paychecks for using that office space? Why should the rep pay for use of their mobile office when the home office staff are not forced to pay for there offices?

 

[anonymous]

Do the people working in any of our offices have a rent deduction from their paychecks for using that office space? Why should the rep pay for use of their mobile office when the home office staff are not forced to pay for there offices?

Because we can’t take our office home and use it at night and on weekends. How stupid are you?

 

[anonymous]

Because we can’t take our office home and use it at night and on weekends. How stupid are you?

So what your saying is that people in the office do not have access to working in their office at night or over the weekends?

 

[anonymous]

Because the company is cheap
The person who made the deal, we all know who it is, doesn’t have to ride in one all day and need to get back treatments because the car is so bad
We pay more per month than most companies and have the worst car but at least it’s not a Chevy spark