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So in a requested example below I give "I was renting a flat in SF in 2010 and claimed I had a better offer elsewhere and got 5% off in order to take their flat
by dkjaudyeqooe 4y ago
So in a requested example below I give "I was renting a flat in SF in 2010 and claimed I had a better offer elsewhere and got 5% off in order to take their flat instead."
How do I get caught? If they say no I get up, pause then change my mind.
I've never suffered from being caught by a bluff, but I structure them sensibly.
- tokamak-teapot 4y agoEveryone else who rented a flat negotiated 10% off. Your landlord guessed you were lying so altered subsequent planned rent increases to more than make up the difference - because they don’t like you. It surprises and slightly delights me to see how often people who try to ‘game’ others, queue jumpers, and others who display selfish behaviour are then given special (negative) treatment from those who notice their behaviour. Some seem to go around thinking that people are awful, but really people are just awful to _them_. People are generally kind and help each other.