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HER EYES DID THE NEGOTIATING LOL with how fast he said yes
It was game over when she gave those eyes
He didn't even haggle 🤣 he was ready to say yes to anything
I’m sure he loved hearing she had a $10 off coupon AFTER the fact 😂😂
She did well. Notice how she waited patiently for them to make an offer before she shared what she wanted to pay. That was why she got it for the discount. Always hold your comment until they speak first! :)
She hit him with the eyes and he couldn’t help but say yes
The first win was getting someone to show up and help you and him being actually friendly.
It doesn't hurt being cute when you ask for a discount either 😊❤
I never hurts to ask. The worse they can say is "no".
having a beautiful smile and eyes usually helps
Every attractive person at a party: "Wow, everyone here is so nice!"
A beautiful smile and a nice disposition go a long way. Good for her.
Why'd the coupon bonus make me bust out laughing 😂
Thrift stores are the original resellers. They get it all for free.
“Closed mouths don’t get fed” 🗣️🗣️🗣️
It’s getting them down to 35 and then having a coupon on top of that😂 I love it!!!
The price you got it for is crazy cause that's honestly how much it looks like it should cost.
We should all take note: she was respectful and kind. Asking politely. Not rude or entitled or belittling. Refreshing!!
This triggered a memory. 15 years ago, my daughter just moved into a rental and had nothing. I walked into a St Vincent store and told them the situation. The manager there told me to pick out what they needed and charged me $50 for a lounge suit, a dining table set, 2 singles and a queen along with mattress's, 2 sets of draws and a coffee table. They didn't have much in their store but what they did have was able to help my daughter. Angels walk among us🙏
Everyone yapping about how she shouldn’t have asked for a discount. It’s been there for a month and is taking up space. Most places like these have hundreds of items in the back waiting to take their spot