In the decision to deliver constructive criticism, intent is important. Read the scenario about delivering constructive criticism, and then answer the corresponding question about the sender$$s intent.

Russell is on a business trip and is picking up his rental car. Normally, Russell reserves an economy car but gets a free upgrade. On this trip, he does not receive a free upgrade. The sales representative informs Russell that no full$-$size rentals are available for the upgrade. Russell is frustrated because he doesn$$t like economy cars.

When he enters the lot to pick up his car, Russell notices a full$-$size rental parked two spaces over. Russell is now even more frustrated and angry even though he should not expect a free upgrade. In retaliation, he decides to send a message delivering constructive criticism to the location manager regarding the service he received when picking up his car.

Consider Russell$$s intent in this situation. Would his message likely be about constructive criticism in this circumstance?