Years ago when I still had my mail route, one of my elderly patrons showed me an old tractor he had. A few years later he asked me if I was interested in buying it. He quoted a price about twice what it was worth. Being short on funds at the time, I offered him about half what it was worth. Needless to say, we did not make a deal, and we went our own ways. Some time later he passed away. Later on, his widow left me a note wondering if I was still interested in the tractor, and quoted a price less than what I had originally offered!
After I went over and looked at the tractor again, she mentioned that her kids had told her it was worth more than the price she had quoted me.
I agreed with her that it probably was, and told her to do what she needed to do, and that there would be no hard feelings. I told her that I never wanted it said that I had come in and ripped her off.
She then said that she would stand by her original offer and I could have it for the price she had quoted me.
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