<human>: Many years ago I worked as a car jokey at an Audi dealership. My job mostly consisted of bringing in new inventory and preparing sold vehicles for the pre-delivery inspection. On this particular day as I returned from my lunch break,I noticed a blue Audi S5 sitting in the front lot where it was dropped off during my break. I hop in the car in search of paper work and keys while I call my boss to find out if he knows anything about the car. Throughout the brief phone call , I was inadvertently rowing the gears and pretty much enjoying the smooth throws of the 6 spd manual tranny. I then carried on with my normal duties while i waited for update from the big boss. As im driving toward the front of the dealeship, I notice something that caught my attention, it appears that the blue S5 is now gone but I didn't think much about it. Sometimes the sales guys get the keys if they've been waiting on the car. Ten minutes go by and now I have to drive an R8 to the service bay located on the east side of the dealership, only thing is now the blue S5 is blocking the entrance. At this point I'm still convinced a sales guy must be driving the car and can't be bothered to park like a normal person. As I walk in the door ready to give someone a piece of my mind I notice that the front end of the car is literally touching the wall and instantly everything changes. In a split second before i could finish saying "holy shit" in my mind I realized it was my own stupidity which caused the car to roll nearly 50 ft causing it to rest against the side of the building. Panic sets in and i run to one of the mechanics im friends with and ask for a hand to help me push the car back to its original spot. He looks at me with a massive grin, reaches in his pocket and hands me over the keys to the Audi. Turns out he checked in the car while I was on lunch, and was looking for me the entire time.

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<bot>: messed withe the gear shifter without checking if hand brake was up, car rolled and hit the side of the building. No damage was found