Is it
really an issue or is it just an opinion? AFAIK, no price was
quoted so we have no idea of the perceived worth of the power
supply, the counter offer, etc. The only thing obvious is
that the person behind the counter did not have the ability to
negotiate the price. Someone should have talked with Phil.
The flea-market bargaining mindset doesn't work well in a
brick and mortar establishment. I
have seen a business go under when the customer sets the
price. Just another race to the bottom that has no long term
benefit for either the buyer or the
seller.
For me, I'm happy with a veteran's discount in a brick and
mortar establishment when I remember to ask about it. In a
flea-market setting, I still have the ability to walk away and look
for a better deal elsewhere. But I take the chance that the
item will sell to someone else at that price. Been there,
done that!
Regards,
Jim
Logic: Method
used to arrive at the wrong conclusion, with confidence.
Murphy
-----Original Message-----
From: David Stinson <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]; milsurplus@mailman
<[email protected]>
Sent: Wed, May 25, 2022 4:12 am
Subject: Re: [Milsurplus] [Army-Radios] Fair Radio?
Goodness...
Just because someone points-out an
issue with a business
does not mean they are ungrateful for
its existence
or they want it to close its
doors.
How does one improve a business if
questioning
one of the policies is
"blasphemy." It's a business, not a church.
70 years or 700 years is an
irrelevancy. Surviving a bad business
policy does not change it into a good
one.
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