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Once again, this isn't a pack of oreos you're buying from the supermarket and asking to swap a vanilla in the pack. Negotiating details is perfectly reasonable
by aunty_helen 5y ago
Once again, this isn't a pack of oreos you're buying from the supermarket and asking to swap a vanilla in the pack.
Negotiating details is perfectly reasonable at this price point. Swap out the oven or I don't buy the house. This is a case of accepting no and then paying for the privilege.
- nix9000 5y ago>Once again, this isn't a pack of oreos you're buying from the supermarket and asking to swap a vanilla in the pack. That's actually the perfect analogy. >Negotiating details is perfectly reasonable at this price point. There is no negotiation possible. It's take it or leave it. Toll Brothers don't care if you walk away; they'll turn around and sell it to someone else. >Swap out the oven or I don't buy the house. Right, exactly. Except if you insist on this then the result is you don't buy the house 100% of the time. There's no negotiation.