Blue_boost
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I notice that when people buy a new car, the dealership congratulates them, their friends congratulate them?
But who really needs to be congratulated? Isn't it the dealer who made the money? The seller of the car should be congratulated for trapping a buyer.
Buyers if new cars just see their value sliced up as soon as they drive the car out of the lot, it depreciates...
If a week later the buyer comes back and says I'd like a refund, does the dealer process a refund and also be congratulated a swell? Or does the dealer refuse to process a refund and kick the buyer up the arse, kick him out of the showroom? But just last week they were being congratulater?
It should always be the person who makes the money that is congratulated not the sucker? True?
But who really needs to be congratulated? Isn't it the dealer who made the money? The seller of the car should be congratulated for trapping a buyer.
Buyers if new cars just see their value sliced up as soon as they drive the car out of the lot, it depreciates...
If a week later the buyer comes back and says I'd like a refund, does the dealer process a refund and also be congratulated a swell? Or does the dealer refuse to process a refund and kick the buyer up the arse, kick him out of the showroom? But just last week they were being congratulater?
It should always be the person who makes the money that is congratulated not the sucker? True?