Wrapped rental cars seem very impractical.

Originally uploaded by eppyad.

How does this make a rental car service any better or more reliable? If anything, I would imagine it would slow down the rental process considerably.

Before Mitch, the 24 year old, poli-sci major from UC Riverside is able to deliver your rental car to your door, he must first enter the vehicle and then wait at least half an hour for the rest of the Enterprise team to properly wrap the car. Have you ever tried to wrap a Dodge Neon? It ain't easy.

So now Mitch has to drive to your place with all his door windows wrapped and no sideviews, probably drawing nonstop ridicule and catcalls from people he passes on the road. Poor Mitch.

Hopefully, he arrives at your home, finds you pissed off from having to wait an hour longer than any other rental car delivery company would have taken, and now he has to open the door, effectively destroying all the hard work that was put into the wrap to begin with.

What a waste. Hope the initial, "Oh look, they wrapped the car...wow," is worth all the manhours and incovenience.

It's the type of project that Cristo's retarded half-brother would be all over.