PhoenixM3
Well-Known Member
Okay. Here's an experiment in statistics. Go to your sock drawer, in this instance the drawer contains 38 black socks and 2 white socks. With your eyes closed, and on your first attempt you pick the white sock. We'll call this white sock a Lemoned Wrangler. On your very next blindfolded attempt, the odds of you drawing that second white sock from the drawer is statistically higher. You'd agree that statistically the odds are much more in favor of you getting a black sock (a good Wrangler) So, my original statement and belief that you could get two shitty Wranglers in a row is pretty high. Now, I won't argue that in a sock drawer of Wranglers we don't currently know how many are bad (with steering issues), only that some people get them and MOST people do not. The odds that one (same) guy will get two consecutive duds for the same problem is pretty unlikely.Well we do know that the chances of him getting a second one are exactly the same as anybody buying a Wrangler first, second or however many times...the odds are the same.
I’m all ears, please explain how you think his chances are ‘pretty high’ and how these chances are different from any other buyer
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