Posted by kcm.MN on October 09, 2020 at 22:15:56 from (174.219.149.157):
In Reply to: Today's rant posted by Grandpa love on October 09, 2020 at 06:03:59:
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Not always true.
All my life, any time I wanted to buy something (and I'm from poor side of tracks!), if they're selling something I want, I either accept their price or I don't. If I accept it, then I'm happy to pay their price.
For example, I bought a 2000 Dodge 1500 a few years back. Can't remember what the guy was asking, but it seemed like there might've been a little room for negotiating. Still, I test drove the truck, checked out everything, did everything except crawl underneath. He had that truck purring like a supercharged kitty!! Yes, I bought it, and was happy to pay his price. He seemed surprised that I didn't try to haggle, but not everyone haggles.
If this guy had been someone who seemed clueless of used auto prices, then I might ask in a polite way, but the way I was raised, I usually either take it or leave it. I've even heard of some people that won't pay sticker price for things in a retail store. I just can't imagine going into an auto parts store and trying to haggle on the price of oil and a filter, for example. Seems to me like it would be highly insulting. ...But seems I'm in the rare group.
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