WTF: I hate people
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Bones McHorror
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Dew Knot Humps
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The last response from that person is a good one. EMOTIONAL! 
smorgdonkey
Kick Henry Jackassowski
I saw a text conversation meme along these lines...I don't know if it really happened but dude has something for sale:
Hey what's the lowest you'll take?
$700
How about $300?
Sure. Why not?
Really? Where can I pick it up?
*gives address*
Hey, I'm here.The address you
gave me is a comedy club.
Yeah. Go inside and tell your jokes in there.
Hey what's the lowest you'll take?
$700
How about $300?
Sure. Why not?
Really? Where can I pick it up?
*gives address*
Hey, I'm here.The address you
gave me is a comedy club.
Yeah. Go inside and tell your jokes in there.
Acadiafall
Kiss Me Hardy
My partner does a car boot sale now and then. No matter what price she says something is worth you ALWAYS get idiots that just say
'one euro' no matter what you say to them. They're generally foreigners. Its just annoying to constantly say 'no, its 15 euros' to which all you hear yet again is 'one euro'
Feck off you bellend.
'one euro' no matter what you say to them. They're generally foreigners. Its just annoying to constantly say 'no, its 15 euros' to which all you hear yet again is 'one euro'
Feck off you bellend.
ColourofFire
Kick Henry Jackassowski
Quite admirable that you went through the effort of typing that entire response. I'd just reply "no" all the way until the clowning stops.
It is easy to get annoyed with people making lowball offers, but understand that it isn't likely to change. Musicians as a group tend to have short attention spans and are always chasing the next shiny object. So once they've grown tired of a guitar, pedal, or whatever, they often just want it gone and will accept any offer just so they can get rid of the object.
Musicians also tend to be broke and in constant need of funds right now (rent, gas money, etc)
Both of these facts means that making lowball offers on musical gear often yields results and as such, the practice is never going to go away.
When I sell something (be it music gear or whatever) I decide my lowest dollar, put that in the ad and add "price is firm". Cuts back on the low ballers.
Musicians also tend to be broke and in constant need of funds right now (rent, gas money, etc)
Both of these facts means that making lowball offers on musical gear often yields results and as such, the practice is never going to go away.
When I sell something (be it music gear or whatever) I decide my lowest dollar, put that in the ad and add "price is firm". Cuts back on the low ballers.
jrockbridge
Stealing Your Riffs
It takes all kinds to make a world. Lowballers are always going to be around like pesky flies.