E.S.
Well-Known Member
Now-a-days, being impulsive is the norm. The whole reacting/overreacting is common place and that never does anything good. Look at how many YT posts went up yesterday (even as late as 3 am in the morning) regarding this scenario. Not one of them ever suggested to take a seat back and let the dust settle to see if Rivian corrects this mistake. And I'm not saying people weren't within their rights to get mad at the situation, but all those knee-jerk cancellations was done in haste.Lesson learned by RJ and RIVIAN but also (hopefully) lesson learned by many of us as well. There was some pretty harsh rhetoric used against RJ and RIVIAN over the last couple of days here….lots of short fuses, threats, many of us turning on each other too, insults, etc. I was very disappointed and a bit angry too at how they handled the price increase, but as we all see and do ourselves in life, a mistake was made, and RJ owned up to it and has made it right. We should all acknowledge our own times in life when we said or did something wrong or made a mistake. In the end, we should all be happy that this mistake was made right, including for all of those that cancelled their reservations. Lesson learned for the future is to take a few deep breaths, be patient and trust that sometimes the person (or company) that wronged you isn’t evil or didn’t premeditate hurting us and to give them a bit of time to make it right. Waiting a few days wouldn’t have hurt any of us. Our reservations weren’t going anywhere and nothing was getting delivered at a higher price yet anyway. The way all this played out is actually a good reflection of so much about how we treat each other in today’s society. I think we can all do better….RJ, RIVIAN, us
I agree with you, I too think we all can do better. Us, RJ, Rivian.
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