There was a car-maker (I wish I could remember who -- I want to say Audi, but that feels wrong) who was trying to get their car entered into a race. The requirements for the race was that the car had to be a production car, and of course there's wasn't, so they made just enough (I think it was 50) to get classified as production.
Well, they didn't meet the production quota, and when the inspectors came by to check, they showed them the 30 or so cars they had made, but told them the other cars were at a different lot. "Let's go there now, only maybe we'll stop off for lunch on the way," while every employee they had was tasked with moving one of the 30 cars to the second lot so that when the inspectors arrivd, the first 30 + the second 30 was definitely greater than 60.
Edit: If anyone remembers the story better, I'd love a refresher on it. I can't remember where I heard it from, but it was probably either a Netflix documentary or The Grand Tour on Amazon.