What I'm saying is that the entire PR company shouldn't have to pay for 1 (probably drunk) employee's comment, unless that employee is head of the marketing team for the Chrysler pr campaign, or and executive of the company. That'd be like when burger king was doing those Xbox 360 promotions and I'm sure a moron flippin burgers said "xbox 360 sucks" ...end result Xbox pulling all promotions, now if the CEO of Burger King said it, well I could understand that then, that's the point I was making.

Ah now I see your point, but business these days have a tendency to screw over their partners over one mishap, usually at the expense of others. They must have said that if one employee when on the crazy, what's so say another one won't.