Panek wrote about the event on its Facebook profile. Someone called her and said the Toyota Yaris was in the middle of the beach. The company’s employees first thought it was a joke, but checked the location and it turned out that the car was on the beach. They hired specialists who pulled out the car buried in the sand.
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“We know that the holidays have only just begun, and everyone is thirsty for sunbathing and a cool bath in the Baltic Sea … But to drive Panek among tourists to the beach in Władysławowo is a bit of an exaggeration, right? – we read on Panek’s Facebook.
“The customer will of course be charged with the amount of pulling the car, the penalty of breaking the regulations and will receive a gift from the police” – added the author of the post. Interestingly, in the comments under the post, the company’s representative writes that there are thousands of similar events, but it was so “abstract” that it deserved information on social media.
Among the comments, the negative ones about the client’s address were dominant. For example, such as:
“Because Poles do not respect other people’s property and are not adults to things like renting a car on the app” or such: “Cameras in cars should be put on for such situations. Everything would be in black and white. And this delinquent should get 5,000 penalties plus a permanent ban for the application. ” “It’s a pity with his car he didn’t do that. No words for morons “- wrote one of the Internet users.
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