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| + | The first time I came here was for a holiday. I think it was on my third day, after the jet lag had started to ease, that I realized two weeks wasn going to be anywhere near long enough. I returned again, about a year later, and that when reality hit: my long marriage to New York was pretty much over and my romance with Provence was in full bloom. | ||
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| + | Anyone else remember when pawn shops and coin collector stores DIDN'T rip EVERYBODY off<br><br>They've always ripped people off. I know a guy who used to take welfare checks (back when they were checks) at his shop for 60 75% of the value a day or two before they could be cashed. At the time they got post dated and mailed. He ran a pawn shop, but the check thing was his primary source of revenue. They've since gotten the post office to not deliver checks until the day they are valid, and then moved onto direct deposit. In that time, almost every pawn shop in the downtown has closed up. They can't compete with the payday loan shops (who do the same thing, but don't need the physical check.)<br><br>As for coins. you have a book value and you have a selling price. If you go into a coin shop, every coin is going to be sold at below the book value. So you can't be surprised when they buy for even lower. You gotta remember when you go in with an xx cent coin from year xxxx and the buy it,air jordan pas cher, it's not like someone is coming in the next day that they can resell it to. They may hold on to it for decades before someone comes in looking for that coin. In that time they're paying security, insurance,nike tn pas cher, etc. to protect their inventory.<br><br>I'm having trouble with the RIPPING OFF label. If you've EVER really been ripped off,tn soldes, it DOESN'T feel like doing business at a pawn shop. Doing business at a paws shop, FEELS like doing business in a pawn shop. There's me (I WALKED IN),nike tn pas cher, and there them. I make an offer,longchamp pas cher, he counters. Negotiation begins. A deal is struck,air max tn pas cher, or NOT. No guns were held to my head. I walked IN. I can walk OUT.<br><br>Look. A few weeks ago, I was BROKE. My customers WEREN'T buying. I had a lot of inventory. I NEEDED to eat. I took a unit to a guy who I KNEW would buy it for HALF what I normally sell it for. But, times weren't normal,nike air jordan pas cher, so I sold it,longchamp soldes, AND I was HAPPY I did,chaussure nike requin tn, cause I ATE. Could I blame HIM for buying it??? Of course,tn requin, I could. But,basket nike pas cher, that would be STUPID,Sacs Longchamp, and I ain't STUPID.相关的主题文章： | ||
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The first time I came here was for a holiday. I think it was on my third day, after the jet lag had started to ease, that I realized two weeks wasn going to be anywhere near long enough. I returned again, about a year later, and that when reality hit: my long marriage to New York was pretty much over and my romance with Provence was in full bloom. | The first time I came here was for a holiday. I think it was on my third day, after the jet lag had started to ease, that I realized two weeks wasn going to be anywhere near long enough. I returned again, about a year later, and that when reality hit: my long marriage to New York was pretty much over and my romance with Provence was in full bloom. | ||
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