Sentences with phrase «used car salesman who»

After looking back on the timeshare, it was like I bought a used car from a used car salesman who talked the talk but didn't walk the walk.

It also featured Kurt Russell as a dodgy, unscrupulous used car salesman who will do anything to make a sale.

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An introduction to negotiating with people who are about to rip you off: To be taught by a repentant used - car salesman.

Who would you rather buy a used car from, a salesman who claims only to want to please you and the little lady — or the one who tells you: «David, I want to get the least car to you for the most amount of money&raquWho would you rather buy a used car from, a salesman who claims only to want to please you and the little lady — or the one who tells you: «David, I want to get the least car to you for the most amount of money&raquwho claims only to want to please you and the little lady — or the one who tells you: «David, I want to get the least car to you for the most amount of money&raquwho tells you: «David, I want to get the least car to you for the most amount of money»?

Soon the people will see his true colors of the guy who is the biggest used car salesman.

This may be the year when we finally come face to face with ourselves; finally just lay back and say it — that we are really just a nation of 320 million used car salesmen with all the money we need to buy guns, and no qualms at all about killing anybody else in the world who tries to make us uncomfortable.

Despite their losses, they are soon discovered and promoted by a used car salesman named Curtis (Foxx, Miami Vice), who sells everything he has to put all his effort into promoting the act to the top of the pop charts, utilizing songs written by Effie's brother, C.C. (Robinson, Fat Albert).

In this American retelling, Matilda is born to shady used car salesman Harry Wormwood (Danny DeVito, who also directs and produces) and his ditzy housewife Zinnia (real - life wife Rhea Perlman).

Cannavale, who most recently starred in HBO's short - lived Vinyl, will play the series - regular role of Irving, a laconic, no - nonsense used car salesman.

This adaptation of Stephen King's 2009 doorstop of the same name features all the familiar characters: James «Big Jim» Rennie (Dean Norris), a used - car salesman who is second selectman of Chester's Mill and would very much like to be first selectman; Dale «Barbie» Barbara (Mike Vogel), a former Army captain in town on some sort of business; Deputy Linda (Natalie Martinez), the kindhearted cop; lovely Angie (Britt Robertson) who has a regrettable fling with not - so - lovely «Junior» (Alexander Koch); intrepid newspaper reporter Julia Shumway (Rachelle Lefevre); and so on...

or a used car and asked to get the final price over phone because they were 40 minutes drive from my place, the girl who answered was from the new cars department and she said its a company's policy not discuss or disclose any price over the phone and if I come there they will be happy to negotiate and see what we can agree on, after driving for 40 min I had one of their salesmen jumping to offer and work with me on the car, I told him I need to buy the car and am looking to get more discount on the price.

But there are yahoos in the agenting business who make the slimy used car salesmen from 1970s films look like action heroes.

... Monarch was dealing with professional advisors, not used car salesmen or pawnbrokers whom the public may expect to operate on the basis of «didn't ask, didn't tell», and who collectively suffer a corresponding deficit in trust and confidence.

Now this irrelevant dramatizing is all in good fun, so don't go thinking that LSUC's Treasurer, who has put her name to the Discussion Paper by way of an opening letter urging participation in the discussions, has spun back the odometer on us like an old - time used car salesman (a now reformed «salesperson»), telling us that a used car with wings is just as good as a late model airplane.

Everyone can appreciate the stereotypes of the used car salesman or other «aggressive» vendors we have encountered who...

We sometimes receive letters from readers who feel the public views them, and real estate practitioners in general, in the same light as used - car salesmen.

bureaucrat who yanked my chain is a slick former used Lada car salesman turned failed wannabe professional (but nevertheless incompetent) out» a-the-gate Realtor?

Ergo, the low standing that the public pegs the real estate sales industry at, down there with used car salesmen (they are mostly men), politicians (they will tell their selected constituencies whatever they want to hear in trade for votes) and others of a nefarious nature who end up behind bars.

So before you decide that part - time agents are not what professional Realtors should be, I would suggest many full - time agents (who tried everything possible to make a living right down to the used car salesman... and just couldn't «make it») could learn something from an agent who works with morals.

As a wholesaler, I've been compared to a used car salesman... As someone who works the probate niche, I've been painted an ambulance chaser...