Posted by farmallsandcoops on January 17, 2022 at 06:31:01 from (69.57.205.6):
In Reply to: Good bye UPDATE rant posted by grandpa Love on January 17, 2022 at 04:38:52:
If you price something fairly and are up front about the good, bad and ugly and someone gives you what you're asking, I fail to see the problem. I sold a car years ago - a 1981 Datsun 280zx. Man and his 16 year old son showed up to look at it. I told them all the good and bad about it and that it would need some work but was a solid car. The boy was the buyer. I seem to recall I was asking $1,200. They talked on the side... and the boy came back and said, I will give you $1,200 for it... exactly what I saved up for my first car. I said I will sell it to you for $1,100 cause it is your first car and is going to need some work and you will need to have some $$ to do the work on it. His father was stunned and told me later I made his boy's day. When I dropped it off for him, he was dancing around the car as he put the t-tops in it. His father told me he told his son that good people still exist and that it would come back to me someday. Grandpa Love, from what you post, you are good people. Buyer: Happy. Seller: Happy. Poster in question: Don't let him get you down.
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