Time to buy.
That car is mine.
I won't tell a lie.
My credit is fine.
I make a ton.
I make it best.
Let's get it done.
I'm better than the rest.
Do you need this?
Do you need that?
Can this we miss?
What is this scat?
Okay, I'll fill it.
Fill it out later.
But I'm a hit.
Oops, fell in a crater.
Can't finance a go-kart.
But shhh don't tell.
I took spending to heart.
Those bill collectors can go to hell.
I'm sure I can pay.
Can't you try another.
At the end of the day,
I may just ask my mother.
She'll finance for me.
She has great credit.
I'll drive for free.
Did you see that story on Reddit?
Maybe co-sign is best.
That could get me there.
Then I wouldn't be such a pest.
She'd never see me sticking it to her lair.
Interest that high?
That's a rip off.
That sure won't fly.
To that I scoff.
I did nothing wrong.
Just didn't pay a bill.
I'll get credit in Hong Kong.
Yep, with my great job I will.
Are you one of those deluded nuts? They sure talk out their butts. And people say car salesmen are bad. Pfffft the buyers are crazier than a whole loony bin pad. They lie and think all is dandy. Maybe they had one too many a spiked Halloween candy. Pat dealt with many of those nuts. They talk out their butts. Did I say that times two? Sadly it is true. They really can go pound sand in mass. That's the ode to them from my little rhyming ass.
Experience spring, have a fling.
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ReplyDeleteGood morning Hank
DeleteGood morning True
DeleteHank
Makes two
DeleteAt our zoo
He gets the ride of #1
DeleteOn the ball
DeleteA ride for all
A great ode Pat. I hope the people it was intended for read it.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
There you go
DeleteOn with the show
I am looking for a car
ReplyDeleteOne that can take me far
Sounds like some customers are as bad as some car salesmen.
That they be
DeleteOn them we'd pitch cat pee
I imagine you do meet a lot of those people. Go into banking and I bet you'll meet even more.
ReplyDeletehaha yep, there would be a ton
DeleteA lying daily run
Oh dear, that's not a favorite thing to deal with here!
ReplyDeleteNot one bit
DeleteNever a hit
One credit check debunks all those lies.
ReplyDeleteThat it does
DeleteBut they lie just because
I won’t be making any purchases big
ReplyDeleteFor quite a while at my gig
Thank heavens I don’t have to put up with that
I can just keep going where I’m at
Keep on a going
DeleteA fine showing
Never ever co-sign for anyone.
ReplyDeleteNope, never ever do
DeleteAs they will screw you
The line I love: 'I deserve it.' Never mind they can't afford it;)
ReplyDeleteYep, deserve they think
DeleteThen broke in a blink
I'm sure salesmen have heard every story
ReplyDeleteout there that is to tell
I bet they can spot the lies people say
and wish every time they do, they could ring a bell.
betty
Or make some dough
DeleteThen they'd be rich, you know
The Buyer Fire Of The Liar!
ReplyDeleteBeing guilty in line of fire
The Car salesman
Is one of them
But they did it a lot nicer
Hank
That they tried
DeleteTaken for a ride
Sounds like you need to say, "Show me the money!"
ReplyDeleteThat you do
DeleteShow it and make sure not counterfeit too
I learned a long time ago that charging stuff can get you in trouble.
ReplyDeleteI say, if you can't afford it run, run, run away on the double.
Run away fast
DeleteAs that charging will never last
I try to pay cash whenever I can and it is extremely rare that I will use a credit card for something.
ReplyDelete~Jess
Good way to be
DeleteThere at your sea
Too many people fall for that scam and think they'll get ahead but only get deeper in dept.
ReplyDeleteDeeper they sure go
DeleteAnd with little cash flow
nope - debt free. No worries or scams for me
ReplyDeleteGood way to be
DeleteThere at your sea
I hope they didn’t think I was a crazy buyer when I bought a car :-)
ReplyDeletehaha as long as you didn't lie
DeleteAs away you did try
You and I have seen many in this show
ReplyDeleteThey come see me when they’ve spent too much and now feel low.
If only they would learn but they do not
They come back with more debt and brains up their butt.
Butt brains are a pain
DeleteBut they never get off that train
I wouldn't be a car salesman for anything!
ReplyDeletehaha when you need the dough
DeleteAway one does go
You're right, Pat. You gotta do what you gotta do. When I lost my job with the downturn in oil in 1982 six weeks after I transferred to Denver from Calgary, I was devastated. My mother said that if I wanted to stay in the US I had to do whatever I could, even wash dishes in a restaurant. Fortunately, after pounding the pavement and cold calling oil companies, I found another job. Then I met Terry, and life has been great ever since (If you overlook a few, well more than a few, meltdowns ~ LOL).
Deletelol bah at least you didn't stay melted down
DeleteYeah, I've gone through searching for anything in our town
8 jobs at once at one point
Just to keep from sinking at our joint
My credit is fine?
ReplyDeleteLike fine wine?
Like shit
DeleteThe pit
Some people just have to have those shiny things, no matter if they can afford them or not. If we don't have the cash, we don't need it that bad.
ReplyDeleteThat is the better way
DeleteNo cash, no pay