Some car dealerships are being too unreasonably careful.

This man was called in so his doctor wife could do a test drive.

He thought this was a ridiculous idea.

So, he also thought of a crazy way to make them bend their rules.

Read the full story below for all the details.

Car dealer shenanigans…

My wife is a doctor.

She was tired of the frequent service visits her Merc required, so she visited an Infiniti store.

She was told that she could not drive a Q45 unless I was present.

The car salesman told this man that he needed to be present during the test drive.

She called me at work.

It was not far from the dealer.

The salesman confirmed what she said.

We must both be present for the test drive.

Idiots.

He hired and partnered with the landscaping crew.

The landscaping crew was doing their thing outside my office, so I decided to employ them in my subterfuge.

I changed into my workout clothes and rolled around in the grass.

I paid Hector $100 to drive his rusted-out, extended cab pick-up, and long trailer to the dealership.

His crew and I were in the truck loaded with mowers.

Their truck blocked the street and parking lot entrance.

The dealer was located downtown on a postage stamp lot.

And there was no place to park the truck and trailer without completely bolixing their only street entrance and parking lot entry.

This was how the conversation went…

They: Move your truck!

Me: You told me I had to be here for the test drive.

They: Who are you?

Me: Her husband. You called me away from mowing the…

The car dealership agreed to let his wife drive on her own.

They: Your POS truck is blocking everything!

Me: Are you going to let the nice lady doctor do a test drive?

They folded quickly.

She bought the Q45 from a different Infiniti dealer.

Lol. That was hilarious. Let’s find out what others have to say on Reddit.

This user gives their personal thoughts.

This person shares a related experience.

Short and sweet!

This kind of behavior is deplorable, says this person.

Finally, here’s a valid point.

This is what you call a maliciously dirty compliance.

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