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No, the buyer is crying foul, not the seller. The buyer got a less-good deal than they would have. The state, as seller, is changing the rules to protect the
by AnimalMuppet 2y ago
No, the buyer is crying foul, not the seller. The buyer got a less-good deal than they would have.
The state, as seller, is changing the rules to protect the buyer, which is a bit weird...
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> the buyer is crying foul, not the seller The buyer called foul and the seller sympathised.