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So you believe walking into a pawn shop and selling something to them for an agreed upon amount is no different than someone just stealing the object from you? They are completely different degrees of skeevy to me.
Also we could just throw most car salespeople into the pawn shop position, because that's their entire job is to weasel as much money out of a person as possible.
Maybe just any commission job. As the employees are gambling they can swindle people for more money than they would otherwise get with a flat price tag
Yeah, that's why I walked away from every car dealer who was a weirdo manipulative twat, and I bought my car from the sales person who was honest and didn't try to sell me upgrades and sold me the car for the quoted price. They exist.
I walked out of 6 different dealerships before I found an honest salesperson. And they got my business.
Just like I don't buy shit from pawn shops or other shady businesses.
I don't disagree with any of your points, and I feel the same way about sales tactics, but I still think straight up robbery is much worse and it's own category.
your right, atleast a burgler puts in some honest work