What would life be like with out yards sales, flea markets & haggling? I have been a wheeler dealer since I was a kid (now 65) and can still remember buying comic books by the pile at 10 and cheap bicycles etc. Can never remember a time I didn't look for a bargin and now with the economy more than ever. My shop has been filled with Craigs List, garage sale, Ebay, flea market bargins. I would say that 90% of every tool, tool box, lathe, drills, power saws, you name it has come from yard sales, flea markets and the best of all are Church sales. Just went to a huge church sale which every thing is donated. So it's out the door cheap and fast.
I am retired military and being overseas in Asia was were I really honed my haggling talent. If you buy anything or get any kind of service and you pay the going price your considered a "fool". I wouldn't care if it was a nickel, I wanted the price to be lower than the asking price.
I am retired military and being overseas in Asia was were I really honed my haggling talent. If you buy anything or get any kind of service and you pay the going price your considered a "fool". I wouldn't care if it was a nickel, I wanted the price to be lower than the asking price.
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