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had a discussion about grandkids. Then the next thing you know, we would hear an announcement that Volkswagen did cheat the system and they did flop the rules, but they were just being very careless. They didn't intend any harm, and no prosecutor looking at the evidence would even think about bringing charges. That's how you play the game, and they didn't play the game, and they're paying big time