[pennsiveguy]

Originally Posted by WhiskyPat12

Does anyone else not stop at the receipt checker in places like Best Buy or Walmart? I do at Costco, because it's part of the membership agreement... But I just breeze right past the dude at Best Buy with a wave and a 'No thanks' when they ask to see my receipt. It started happening at Walmart recently, and no way I'm stopping for that.

#rebel

I'm not clear - they ask you to stop and you refuse, and they let you pass anyway?

[WhiskyPat12]

Originally Posted by pennsiveguy

I'm not clear - they ask you to stop and you refuse, and they let you pass anyway?

Correct - this may not be the best explanation, but if a store is open to the public (not Costco/Sam's since that's membership) you're not obligated to show any receipt. I try and not be a dick about it, just say no thanks and keep walking.

[pennsiveguy]

Originally Posted by WhiskyPat12

Correct - this may not be the best explanation, but if a store is open to the public (not Costco/Sam's since that's membership) you're not obligated to show any receipt. I try and not be a dick about it, just say no thanks and keep walking.

Got it. I'm not a lawyer, but it stands to reason that if they don't have probable cause to think that you've stolen something then stopping you involuntarily amounts to harassment. Probably varies by locale, though. I never object because a.) I'm only in one of those places a couple times a year, max, and b.) it's not much of a hassle, although if there was a long queue and I was in a hurry I'd probably pass.

If shoplifters know they can decline to stop and be checked - and criminals always know how to get away with their scams - then I suspect they're catching very few shoplifters, and possibly none whatsoever. At which point, wouldn't it just make sense to put the "checker" out on the sales floor, where they're usually way understaffed, to actually deliver some value by helping customers? Seems sensible to me.

[Darth One]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

I'm pt zero, had sex with bat and boa in the same wild night. Legal in washington if under 40lbs

Can you even find a bat over 40 lbs? I guess fat bats need love too

[pennsiveguy]

Originally Posted by Darth One

... I guess fat bats need love too

Careful, FuriouslyFast will think you're trying to move in on his territory.

[Rmtt]

Originally Posted by WhiskyPat12

Does anyone else not stop at the receipt checker in places like Best Buy or Walmart? I do at Costco, because it's part of the membership agreement... But I just breeze right past the dude at Best Buy with a wave and a 'No thanks' when they ask to see my receipt. It started happening at Walmart recently, and no way I'm stopping for that.

#rebel

I only pause and show the receipt if I am carrying an item that couldn't fit into a bag. But mainly just to be polite and acknowledge them. Most of the time they never ask and I just voluntarily show them.

Figure they are just trying to earn a living too!

[FuriouslyFast]

Let's see if the woman tonight actually shows up to see the Acura. So far, everyone that has contacted me has low balled, ghosted or plain wasted my time for other bs reasons.

She's bringing her "mechanic" boyfriend. I smell a case of trying to get the $ lower even though I said firm.

[UncleWede]

Originally Posted by Darth One

Can you even find a bat over 40 lbs? I guess fat bats need love too

Actually, it's 1MOREMOD that is under 40lbs. Have you seen his leg workout????

[pennsiveguy]

Originally Posted by FuriouslyFast

Let's see if the woman tonight actually shows up to see the Acura. So far, everyone that has contacted me has low balled, ghosted or plain wasted my time for other bs reasons.

She's bringing her "mechanic" boyfriend. I smell a case of trying to get the $ lower even though I said firm.

I dread selling cars. Partly because I know I'll miss them. But mainly because of the hassle factor. I have a low tolerance for flaky behavior and fuckery. You really have to set expectations and stick to them, for the sake of your own sanity. Anybody who's serious about the car will respect your terms, as long as they're not totally bizarre and unreasonable.

[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by UncleWede

Actually, it's 1MOREMOD that is under 40lbs. Have you seen his leg workout????

That's right bro got new youtube channel #ghostlegs.

[FuriouslyFast]

Originally Posted by pennsiveguy

I dread selling cars. Partly because I know I'll miss them. But mainly because of the hassle factor. I have a low tolerance for flaky behavior and fuckery. You really have to set expectations and stick to them, for the sake of your own sanity. Anybody who's serious about the car will respect your terms, as long as they're not totally bizarre and unreasonable.

Right, that's why I always tell people no cash in hand? There will be no showing for you.

Earlier today, I was texting with a guy that wanted to come see it. Mofo was an idiot wasting my time asking mileage then telling me it's too many miles. Ahole it was in the ad!!!!

I won't miss this car. It's just my beater that I never used anyway.

[Rmtt]

Originally Posted by pennsiveguy

I dread selling cars. Partly because I know I'll miss them. But mainly because of the hassle factor. I have a low tolerance for flaky behavior and fuckery. You really have to set expectations and stick to them, for the sake of your own sanity. Anybody who's serious about the car will respect your terms, as long as they're not totally bizarre and unreasonable.

That's why if it's a run of the mill car like a daily, we typically trade it in as we don't keep many extras....and they are well used by the time we are done with them.

Like with mine or my wife's car (she really doesn't care what she drives)... We trade it in for as much as we can get as we are paying cash for the next vehicle in line. We haven't financed a car in forever.

With the fun cars we have, those are easier to sell as most will have a "niche" market that are attracting a certain type of buyer anyway!

[pennsiveguy]

Originally Posted by Rmtt

That's why if it's a run of the mill car like a daily, we typically trade it in as we don't keep many extras....and they are well used by the time we are done with them.

Like with mine or my wife's car (she really doesn't care what she drives)... We trade it in for as much as we can get as we are paying cash for the next vehicle in line. We haven't financed a car in forever.

With the fun cars we have, those are easier to sell as most will have a "niche" market that are attracting a certain type of buyer anyway!

I traded an Acura MDX in on my F15. The dealer gave me a fair deal, and I had already negotiated my purchase price on the F15. Well worth the savings in time and sanity. I'm in my apartment during the week and don't have an extra parking stall for a second vehicle while I'm trying to sell it. Could have kept it up at the cabin, but it's a remote rural area and there's no market for it up there.

[dinonz]

I have a problem 😔

[dinonz]

Originally Posted by dinonz

I have a problem 😔

Two problems. The second problem being that my picture of the first problem didn't come through

[dinonz]

Originally Posted by dinonz

Two problems. The second problem being that my picture of the first problem didn't come through

3rd times a charm..

[upstatedoc]

nice problem

[FuriouslyFast]

Well, the sale went great. They really didn't even inspect the car. She was sold as soon as she saw it lol. Short test drive & did the paperwork. The "mechanic" boyfriend is the worst mechanic ever, but I don't think he actually is one. He looked like he should be on the show "Claws"

[CTinline-six]

Originally Posted by FuriouslyFast

Well, the sale went great. They really didn't even inspect the car. She was sold as soon as she saw it lol. Short test drive & did the paperwork. The "mechanic" boyfriend is the worst mechanic ever, but I don't think he actually is one. He looked like he should be on the show "Claws"

I sold a car to someone who brought their "mechanic" friend. I asked him what kind of shop he worked at he replied "oh no I don't work in a shop I work at Autozone." I was waiting for him to ask me if the vehicle was 2WD or 4WD.

[Joekerr]

Originally Posted by dinonz

3rd times a charm..

To clarify - this is the one you are sending to me for *storage*, correct?

[dinonz]

Originally Posted by Joekerr

To clarify - this is the one you are sending to me for *storage*, correct?

yes - that's the AWD

[pennsiveguy]

Originally Posted by dinonz

3rd times a charm..

Lord have Murci!