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00:01During a routine company meeting, the new intern suddenly put my attendance record up onto the screen.
00:10Mr. Hayes, I'm reporting Ms. Parker. She uses the company car for school runs every day.
00:17That's personal use of company assets. In my opinion, she should be terminated on the spot.
00:24She didn't even know the car she was calling company property was my own custom half-million-dollar Rolls-Royce
00:30Cullinion.
00:31For two years, I let this company use it for free just to make them look successful.
00:38According to the company's vehicle management policy, company vehicles are strictly prohibited from personal use.
00:44Yet Ms. Parker, a senior member of management, abused the most expensive client reception car
00:51as if it were her private family chauver.
00:55School runs, grocery runs, and even weekend getaways.
01:00Since Parker drives that Cullinion roughly 25 miles a day for her commute and her kids' school drop-offs and
01:05pickups,
01:05fuel, mileage, depreciation, detailing, and its impact,
01:08we're talking several thousand dollars a month in so-called hidden company costs.
01:15Mr. Hayes, if we're serious about cutting costs and improving efficiency,
01:19then leadership has to be held accountable first.
01:22If this kind of behavior, turning company assets into personal property, goes unpunished,
01:27how can anyone respect company policy?
01:30Liam was my college classmate.
01:32He was also the founder of this company.
01:34In the early days, when he didn't even have enough cash to pay the staff,
01:39I stepped in with my own savings.
01:41Emma, I'm a little short on employee salaries this month.
01:46I wanted to ask.
01:49Don't worry. I'll cover it for now.
01:53Thank you.
01:54Later, when the company needed a luxury car to impress major clients, I didn't hesitate.
01:59I brought over the Cullinion we had bought less than a month ago.
02:03It's brand new.
02:05Use it first. The client meetings are more important.
02:10I loaned this car to the company for two years.
02:13Gas, insurance, maintenance.
02:15I paid for all of it myself.
02:17And there wasn't a single person in this company who didn't know that Cullinion was mine.
02:22Mr. Hayes, that car...
02:26Emma, are Ava's accusations accurate?
02:30Mr. Hayes, do you personally believe her accusation is true?
02:37Mr. Hayes, do you personally believe her accusation is true?
02:42The evidence is right here in front of us.
02:45Emma, although you're a Loftime employee and an old classmate of mine,
02:49company policy is company policy.
02:52Personal relationships don't override the rules.
02:57That's the principle.
02:59Two years ago, when he asked me to lend him the car, he sounded very different.
03:03Emma, I really owe you for this.
03:06When the company turns a profit, I'll get you a brand new one.
03:10One year ago, when the company couldn't even cover salaries,
03:13I put that car up as collateral for a loan.
03:16And what did he say then?
03:21Emma!
03:22This car saved the company.
03:24It's more than a car.
03:25It's your contribution.
03:26Mr. Hayes doesn't remember?
03:28Fine, but surely the rest of you remember what that car really is, right?
03:34Noah, you literally used this car last week to bring your wife's mother from the hospital
03:39and then post it online bragging about the company's amazing benefits.
03:45And now you don't know whose car it is?
03:49And you, Claire, every month, you asked to borrow it so you could go joyriding with your boyfriend.
03:54So you forgot, too?
03:56After borrowing it that many times?
03:59I don't know what you're talking about.
04:00I never borrowed it.
04:02Turns out kindness means nothing once people see profit on the table.
04:07Fine.
04:08Emma, give up the keys.
04:11From this point on, that car goes under administrative management.
04:13Also, finance will total the gas, mileage, and wear and tear costs Ava listed.
04:18That amount will be deducted from your next paycheck.
04:21Mr. Hayes, that's the right call.
04:23And honestly, Ms. Parker should make a public apology at the company all hands.
04:28This kind of behavior creates a terrible example.
04:31No need to make her give a self-prediction in front of everyone.
04:34Just issue a company-wide disciplinary notice.
04:36These two people.
04:38One wanted to step on me to climb higher.
04:40The other wanted to ride the wave, seize control of my luxury car, and make it company property for real.
04:47After two years, Julie started believing my car was theirs by right.
04:57The keys are here.
04:58And the disciplinary notice?
05:00Fine.
05:01I'll take it.
05:03Mr. Hayes, I truly hope this car keeps bringing the company good fortune.
05:09Emma, I'm glad you understand.
05:11I'm doing this for the company.
05:20There we go, Ms. Parker.
05:21You should have turned it in sooner.
05:23Did it really take a formal complaint for you to finally hand it over?
05:31What you took wasn't your reward.
05:33It was a bomb.
05:35And when it goes off, this whole company goes down with it.
05:45Wow.
05:46That was fast.
05:50Wow.
05:51Mrs. Parker always acts so above everyone else.
05:54Who knew she was secretly milking company benefits?
05:58That's a custom Rolls-Royth Cullion worth over half a million.
06:01Using it for school drop-offs and pick-ups every day?
06:04That takes some serious nerve.
06:11That look Ms. Parker just gave him, that was scary.
06:15What's so scary about that?
06:16She's been treating this company like it's her own house for years.
06:19Even Mr. Hayes wouldn't dare drive that car around like that.
06:21Exactly.
06:22She had it coming.
06:24Ava really did something right this time.
06:35According to mileage estimate, over the last two years, you need to reimburse $128,000 total
06:43for fuel, depreciation, and fuel.
06:48Mr. Hayes has approved it.
06:50You've got three days to make the full payment.
06:52If you refuse to pay, finance will take it out of your year-end bonus and your equity
06:56payout.
06:57Very thorough.
06:58$128,000.
07:00You're pretty good with numbers.
07:02Of course.
07:02And I know you're upset, Ms. Parker.
07:04But rules are rules.
07:06You took perks that weren't yours.
07:07Now there are consequences.
07:09Perks.
07:10Do you have any idea who paid the insurance?
07:13Or how much it was annually?
07:14The company, of course.
07:16Wrong.
07:17I paid the insurance myself over $12,000 a year.
07:22Every major service cost over $6,000.
07:24Fuel, tolls, parking, detailing.
07:27Every dollar came out of my own pocket for two full years.
07:30So what?
07:30You used it for years.
07:31Paying for it was the least you could do.
07:34Then do you know who brought that car to the company two years ago?
07:40Who cares?
07:41It belongs to the company now.
07:43Stop dragging up useless history and just pay the money.
07:46The keys are with me now.
07:47From now on, if you want to use the car, you'll need to submit a request and get my approval.
07:52Your approval?
07:54An intern who hasn't even been here three months is approving vehicle requests for the head of operations?
08:00Do you have a problem with that?
08:02No.
08:04I'll accept this amount as well.
08:12Smart move, Mrs. Parker.
08:15Oh, and Mr. Haley's wanted me to tell you.
08:17An important client is coming next Monday and that car has been assigned for the pickup.
08:21So hurry up and clean out your personal junk.
08:24We can't have a client seeing car seats, toys, or whatever else you left in there.
08:30It's embarrassing for the company.
08:32Sure.
08:39Grant, I need legal advice regarding conversion and unwrongful retention of my private property
08:45plus recovery of expenses I personally advanced for the company.
08:52Ms. Parker, for illegal possession of private property by a company, the evidence has to be airtight.
08:57Don't worry, Mr. Grant.
08:58I have the evidence.
09:00Every wire transfer, every invoice.
09:02I kept them all.
09:04Emma, this Colvanon is your personal car and you're lending it to the company.
09:09How about this?
09:10I'll sign a lease agreement with you and pay you $20,000 a month in rent.
09:17Forget it.
09:18We're friends.
09:19The company just started and every dollar counts.
09:21I used to think I was doing them a favor.
09:24Now I know I handed them the blade myself.
09:27Fine.
09:28If they want to keep everything strictly business, then we'll count every damn penny.
09:33Get rid of this seat cover.
09:35It looks cheap.
09:38That custom leather seat cover cost me $8,000.
09:42What is this ugly little charm?
09:44Throw it out.
09:50That charm was handmade by my daughter.
09:57Check the trunk.
10:01Inside that box were luxury client gifts.
10:04Paid for by me, not the company.
10:07That's enough.
10:08You can leave now.
10:15New ride.
10:17Guess hard work really does pay off.
10:19Hashtag blessed.
10:20Boss moves.
10:22Boss moves.
10:38Hello?
10:40Miss Parker.
10:41For Mr. Hayes.
10:42Because your misconduct has caused significant damage, the company is suspending part of your
10:47authority.
10:47Next, you'll step back for reflection and transfer part of your work.
10:52Hand over to whom?
10:53Mr. Hayes said, Ava may be young, but she has strong principles and the courage to call
10:59out problems.
11:00She'll be promoted ahead of schedule to operations supervisor.
11:03And will begin handling part of your workload.
11:06Tell Mr. Hayes I'm happy to hand it over.
11:11One hides behind Ava to seize my car.
11:13The other steps on me to climb higher.
11:16They really thought this through, didn't they?
11:20Then I hope you drive it carefully.
11:24After all, this car knows exactly who its owner is.
11:36Miss Parker, hope you don't mind.
11:38I'm moving my workstation here starting now.
11:39Not at all.
11:41By the way, Mr. Hayes asked me to take over some client information from you.
11:45Especially Mr. Whitaker's account.
11:47He's coming next Monday.
11:49I need to know every detail before then.
11:52Mr. Whitfick is our biggest client.
11:55He likes style, sure, but he cares even more about chemistry.
12:00Miss Parker, this car has presence.
12:03So do you.
12:04I feel confident doing business with you.
12:06Two years ago, I used that cullion to win him straight out of a competitor's hands.
12:10Hello?
12:12I'm talking to you.
12:13The files are on the shared drive.
12:15Read them yourself.
12:16Well, some details wouldn't be in the documents, right?
12:20Like what Mr. Whitton likes to drink, what food he avoids, what hobbies he has.
12:25Mr. Whitaker likes black tea, avoids seafood, and enjoys golf.
12:29See?
12:30Was that so hard?
12:31Mr. Whitaker really does drink black tea, and he really doesn't eat seafood.
12:34But the one thing he can't stand is a junior employee who pretends to know everything and rushes to perform.
12:45Got it?
12:47Thanks, Miss Parker.
12:48Oh, and I gave the keys to Henry.
12:52Mr. Hayes said the car is only for top-tier clients like Mr. Whitaker now.
12:56The rest of the time, it's sealed and off-limits.
13:00Good.
13:01You keep working.
13:03I have something important to take care of.
13:18Mrs. Parker, good to see you.
13:20Everything okay with the car?
13:21No issues.
13:23But I want a full diagnostics.
13:26Also, upgrade the tracking system.
13:29Of course.
13:30Did you bring the car in?
13:31I'll get the team started.
13:32No.
13:33But someone will bring it in soon.
13:35Uh, sorry?
13:37Listen carefully.
13:38The second that car enters the shop, lock every door.
13:42Without my authorization, nobody is allowed to take that car out.
13:46Understood.
13:48The vehicle is registered to you.
13:50We only take orders from you.
14:01You're above all.
14:03Yes.
14:05Yes.
14:06Yes.
14:08Yes.
14:10Yes.
14:11Yes.
14:11Yes.
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