Recently my partner and I have taken up op shopping (you know, browing charity shops that sell donated goods).
Yesterday we were at the Salvation Army store (where I got a Givenchy shirt for $6, it appears to have been worn only once or twice) and I witnessed this:
SC = older man
CSR = volunteer woman who appeared to be at least 80 years old
SC: "How much is this?"
CSR: "Eight dollars."
SC: "How much for me though?"
CSR: "Eight dollars."
(repeat a few times, until
SC: "No, I want a special price for me."
CSR: "Oh, a special price for you? Why didn't you say so? Eight dollars."
SC: "Come on, do me a deal."
CSR: "OK, nine dollars, and I'll throw in a free plastic bag."
He paid the eight dollars and declined the bag.
Yesterday we were at the Salvation Army store (where I got a Givenchy shirt for $6, it appears to have been worn only once or twice) and I witnessed this:
SC = older man
CSR = volunteer woman who appeared to be at least 80 years old
SC: "How much is this?"
CSR: "Eight dollars."
SC: "How much for me though?"
CSR: "Eight dollars."
(repeat a few times, until

SC: "No, I want a special price for me."
CSR: "Oh, a special price for you? Why didn't you say so? Eight dollars."
SC: "Come on, do me a deal."
CSR: "OK, nine dollars, and I'll throw in a free plastic bag."
He paid the eight dollars and declined the bag.



That lady was awesome in her response, though.

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