Cone_Junky wrote:A few years ago I was selling a 91 GTI. A guy came to check it out with his buddy around noon. They poked and pradded, himmed and hawed for a while before they said they would think about it. An hour later a woman came by, liked it, left a deposit. A few minutes after that the first guy called back and wanted the car. I told him "sorry, the car is sold." He was bummed. Few more minutes later he called back and asked if I would sell it to him for a higher price and blow off the first buyer who put down a deposit. Really? What kind of jerk would ask that and what kind of jerk do you think I am to screw over the first buyer? I told him to pound sand... Worst of all, the woman was buying the car for her husband that was over in Iraq. I wouldn't screw anybody over, let alone one of our fighting heroes.
An agreement is an agreement. Karma will even it all out eventually.
On the flip side of sucky peaple. I had a deal to go look at an old Boneville back in CO. Nice guy and he scheduled me after the first guy who responded. I got a phone call 15 minutes before my departure that the car had indeed been sold. I wasn't surprised. It was a good price, I just thought it was nice of him to bother to call me. Probably the same set or morals that lead hm to sell a nice car at a good price.
There are peaple who still open doors, honor their word and make this country a better place. Oddly enough they aren't all on here, but a lot of them of them are. Cone Junky, you are one of them, good old JB is another.
As the great philosopher Ernest P.Worrell(the late Jim Varney)said "they never grow old, they always seem new, those two little words, Please and Thank you."
