A dad and daughter are out for a drive and he points out that the car just passed 100,000 miles. “So?” says the daughter, and he replies, “It’s a big deal! What if I told you that every time a Volkswagen hits 100,000 miles, a German engineer gets his wings.” It cuts to a German VW factory where every few seconds, big floppy wings rip through the lab coat of a German engineer. Then the daughter says, “Yeah, dad, and I’m sure at 200,000 miles, rainbows shoot out of their butts,” and back at the factory, a winged-engineer is backlit by rainbow shades as the daughter's comment comes to life.
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