Office Space Moment

I had today, what I’m calling an “Office Space” moment.  For the second time in the last two months, someone got to my blog by typing “easiest cars to steal” into a search engine.  The reason my blog comes up when these words are entered into a search engine is because of a post I made in the first half of May.  In this post, I comment on a C|Net story about how the RFID remote starters from expensive cars make them easier to steal.

The first time I saw this, I thought it rather odd.  It could be a budding criminal.  It could also have been someone doing some harmless research for a paper, news story, or figuring out what cars not to buy.  When I saw this today, I flashed to a scene in “Office Space.”  The scene I thought of is where they’re trying to look up money laundering in the dictionary.  The guys are so straight laced that they don’t have the first clue as to what it means to launder money.  The point:  you’re not going to learn how to successfully boost cars by Googling the topic.  You might as well just turn yourself in to the nearest police station on the charge of stupidity.