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Do Some People Have No Shame?
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Bought a really lovely mirror from a local person on eBay. It was always a pick up only item but was not far so I arranged with the seller to collect it this afternoon.
On arriving he asked me to come in where I had to clamber over kids toys, and food and what looked like dog poo squashed into the carpet.
Took me to the dining room where the mirror was still hanging on the wall, was covered in dust and when he took it off the wall and gave it too me the back had the sort of stringed dust that has been there a while, it even left a shape on the wall where it had been.
I was shocked, he knew I was coming, he could have at least given it a wipe down and or put it in the hall ready so I didn't see the rest if the house, he didn't seem embarrassed at all.
If my house was in that state I would be too ashamed to gave anyone around.
On arriving he asked me to come in where I had to clamber over kids toys, and food and what looked like dog poo squashed into the carpet.
Took me to the dining room where the mirror was still hanging on the wall, was covered in dust and when he took it off the wall and gave it too me the back had the sort of stringed dust that has been there a while, it even left a shape on the wall where it had been.
I was shocked, he knew I was coming, he could have at least given it a wipe down and or put it in the hall ready so I didn't see the rest if the house, he didn't seem embarrassed at all.
If my house was in that state I would be too ashamed to gave anyone around.
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Should have had it ready for you taken off the wall cleaned and presentable as you say some people have no shame no excuse for not being cleaned and ready as he knew you were coming to collect.
20:25 Sun 01st Apr 2018
I once, out of sheer curiosity, visited a branch of a firm that specialises in providing goods to the poor who are unable to obtain credit elsewhere and charges them an absolute fortune for the privilege. Their second hand goods were not described as such, they were 'previously owned' or 'previously loved'.
I've always bought second hand...but usually from shops, or eBay. I like it that my things have "history".
Like others, I'd have cleaned the item and had it ready by the door.
Makes me think of some ebayers...selling good quality clothing. But it's wrinkled and looks like it's been at the bottom of a wardrobe for months...why???
Like others, I'd have cleaned the item and had it ready by the door.
Makes me think of some ebayers...selling good quality clothing. But it's wrinkled and looks like it's been at the bottom of a wardrobe for months...why???