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I think she has some explaining to do...Maybe....is the one you're married too slightly crabby and really bossy and does not see the humor in you calling her karen even though you find it quite hilarious?
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I think she has some explaining to do...Maybe....is the one you're married too slightly crabby and really bossy and does not see the humor in you calling her karen even though you find it quite hilarious?
I made the mistake of going into a dealership blind and on a whim one time. My wife was looking for a car and we happened to be passing Eric Hill Nissan in The East. So, we went in to get an in person look at what cars Nissan had. So, we actually saw a car that my wife liked and looked at the sticker. So a salesman walks up and I saw so how much do you want for this car? He says, the number on the sticker. I laugh and say yeah, that's funny, but really how much will you take? He says, the price on the sticker. We just walked out at that point. I have never done that again.
Lol. When I browse cars at dealerships, I usually tell the sales guys to leave me alone and I keep on browsing. I generally like to be left alone until I'm actually ready to buy.
It's cute you have such optimism.
Hint: it's not the car that wants to be replaced every 3 years...
Yeah, that's how I like to shop for anything. If I want help, I'll ask for it and I usually don't because I did my research ahead of time. This was a situation where my wife's car flooded and was totaled (the house too) , she was starting a new job, and the time we had on the free rental car from our insurance was about to run out so we had to buy a car quickly. But, I still should have known better than to go into a dealership blind.
My mother in law walked out of 3 car dealerships once when she we buying a new car. the first thing my father in law told the sales guys was she is buying the car not me. talk to her and ask her the questions. the first 3 dealerships would ignore her mostly and talk directly to my FIL, even after being told multiple times. She has bought her last 3 vehicles from the same person since.
I've shared this before, years ago, but my first "adult life" car buying experience on my own, I knew, if I don't like how I'm being treated, leave.My mother in law walked out of 3 car dealerships once when she we buying a new car. the first thing my father in law told the sales guys was she is buying the car not me. talk to her and ask her the questions. the first 3 dealerships would ignore her mostly and talk directly to my FIL, even after being told multiple times. She has bought her last 3 vehicles from the same person since.