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Something....Something!

Something is being offered out of sheer kindness and generosity.
Something else is being purchased - with least regard
to the original offer and the original cost.

Man knows inherently how to extract
more than what is being offered to him.

The technique is behind the free S.S Spoons
and the 'buy one and take home two' schemes.

It is courtesy to talk to the donor and discuss the details before the purchase.
After all he is the one who is going the shell the money anyway.
We have to make sure that the price doesn't become a bombshell.

Transparency in dealing with the others creates mutual trust
and this gives happiness to the giver as well as the recipient.

<blockquote data-quote="Visalakshi Ramani" data-source="post: 459521" data-attributes="member: 16936">Something....Something!Something is being offered out of sheer kindness and generosity.Something else is being purchased - with least regard to the original offer and&nbsp; the original cost.Man knows inherently how to extract more than what is being offered to him. The technique is behind the free S.S Spoons and the &#039;buy one and take home two&#039; schemes.It is courtesy to talk to the donor and discuss the details before the purchase. After all he is the one who is going the shell the money anyway. We have to make sure that the price doesn&#039;t become a bombshell.Transparency in dealing with the others&nbsp; creates mutual trust and this gives happiness to the giver as well as the recipient.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Visalakshi Ramani, post: 459521, member: 16936"] [B][SIZE=5]Something....Something![/SIZE][/B] [SIZE=5] Something is being offered out of sheer kindness and generosity. Something else is being purchased - with least regard to the original offer and the original cost. Man knows inherently how to extract more than what is being offered to him. The technique is behind the free S.S Spoons and the 'buy one and take home two' schemes. It is courtesy to talk to the donor and discuss the details before the purchase. After all he is the one who is going the shell the money anyway. We have to make sure that the price doesn't become a bombshell. Transparency in dealing with the others creates mutual trust and this gives happiness to the giver as well as the recipient.[/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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