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07-10-2012, 05:45 PM
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Rob
Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: VN Capital
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if you purchase a drink and receive more change then you should, do you say 'oops, you have given me an extra $5' or say nothing, and feel satisfied you got a free drink and an extra $5
This shows what kind of person you are. and yes, mistakes do happen. In this case however, the buyer surely would have known the price of the new vehicle he was receiving on the change over. Let me also asked this, IF YOU owned that dealership, and were in fact the dealer, would you not panic if you have made a mistake and lost over $5000??? You may have not not called the police and falsely accused the buyer like this dealer did. But you definitely wouldn't be like "oh well silly me, looks like we're not eating tonight kids"
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