rust. under the black vinyl top.todAAy i AAm grAAteful & thAAnkful
that I learned another good lesson yesterday. I had to humble myself and become honest. During a meeting in which the topic was honesty, I realized I was being less than honest in the description of the car I'm selling on eBay. It has a rust issue but I had purposely neglected to mention that. Obviously, the rust may well affect the value of the car as I try to sell it.
I admitted that I would want this information if I were buying the car and would feel cheated if the seller did not mention it. So, I had to come clean and when I got home, I amended the vehicle description, both in words and pictures.
that sometimes it's really tough to practice these principles in all my affairs, but it's worth it because I keep a clean mind
that I'm able to help others, even when I don't feel like it
The only difference between stumbling blocks and steppingstones is the way in which we use them.
- Unknown
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YAY. I will wait to hear the rest of the story. Because I know there will be more.... and it will be good.
Buy your next car from "Honest dAAve"
I'm not the ONLY one who keeps learning lessons--grin!
I'm glad for you Dave. It tells me a lot about your recovery. Treat others as we would like to be treated is a good maxim.
Am I the only one who can't see the rust?
Carol - the rust is underneath the black vinyl roof. See the lumps?
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