🚨 HONDA SALES MANAGER CAUGHT ON VIDEO SAYING A “DATE WAS REQUIRED” TO BUY A CAR - HE THEN JACKED THE PRICE UP $10K WHEN SHE SAID NO A woman secretly records her interaction inside the MetroHonda Montclair dealership in California while attempting to purchase a vehicle. Unaware he’s on camera, the sales manager tells her that going on a date with him is required to move forward with the sale. He first frames it as a joke, then says the date is “included,” and eventually says it’s required - all while holding the paperwork. When she refuses, the tone shifts. He tells her he can’t sell her the car. "You're not buying the car if we're not going on a date." Moments later, he says “the price just went up.” The same car is suddenly $10,000 more expensive. Nothing about the car changed. Nothing about the buyer changed. Only her answer did. The entire interaction is on video. The dealership is named. At what point does a “joke” become leverage in a financial transaction?