You would like that... no thanks though, im not into all your ghey stuff, sorry.

they'd be stupid for not working a deal with the both of yall..

Ok, so I found the car at a luxury/sports car dealer in a real nice area in the north suburbs. I drove up there on a Thursday to check the car out and test it. I really liked it so we worked out a deal and I put a deposit down. Since I drove up I was planning on taking the train back the next day so I could drive it back.

The dealer said they'd have a driver pick me up from the station and they'd also detail the car and fill it up for me. I told them just to leave the car as it is. They were like, "well we can fill it up for you at least." I was like, nahhhhh.

So, I pick it up. I look at there's like 5 bars of gas. I was like, "I'll get gas after I get out of the city limits."



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All bars of gas are gone by the time I get near the airport. I had to get off in Chester. Didn't look to hot, no clue where I was going. Top was down. It's February so I'm looking white white not half asian. Oh and I'm probably listening to Katy Perry or some ****. Hair done up, Wayfarers on, of course.

So I'm driving around I hear yelling. I'm like... what? This guy is like, "yeah, you, whiteboy cracka! :gtfo2: of here!"

Someone else was like "you crazy!"

So I was getting a little worried... no gas stations in sight. I did NOT want to stall out in that part of town. :icon17:

Finally I see a guy that I think I could ask for directions. I pull up and ask where the nearest gas station is. He tells me it's a couple miles down the road near the bridge. A couple miles? Damnit. As I pull away he says to me, "good luck."

FUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU

So I'm starting to plan my escape. I have determined I'll probably run out of gas before I get to the station so I'm going to need to dump the car and go somewhere safe. I figured I'd just go and jump in the river after I ran out. :icon17:

So, more yelling as I drive past people. Very uncomfortable. Worse than the time I got lost in Anacostia when I was 17 :icon17::icon17::icon17:

In fuel conserve mode I keep shutting the car down while I coast for a while... fire it back up, cut it off, coast some more... NASCAR style. More people looking, glaring.

FINALLY I see the gas station! I pull in on the right. WTF... filler is on the left... ugh. Get back in car, move it to a new pump.

Wait... how do you open the filler door? *consult manual*

At this point a pair of thugs sitting outside of the Sunoco has turned into a group of thugs... all looking at me. I'm trying to act pretty chill like I know what I'm doing but it's hard when you can't remember how to open the fuel door and have to consult the manual while you're in the hood. "Where you from white boy?"

Finally get all that done and start pumping. About half way these guys look surprised that I haven't fled after a partial fill up. So I'm like, yeah buddies, I'm hard, DEAL WITH IT.

Then I left. :tiphat:

Sorry for the scatterbrained post but it was terrifying. Never been heckled like that before in my life.

I have to say after that I have no problem going to Anacostia now. I have a friend that bought a house there (WHYYY) so sometimes I pick her up or drop her off. She literally runs from car to her door. :facepalm:

Though that was with the Benz and the Mustang which could have been viewed as more drug-dealery cars than the S2K. Haven't tried with it yet.

lol

wowwwwwww steve... wowwwwwww

Dude, thats crazy, damn.

I know dude. I felt like Rambo when I left. Like a baws.

They have no reason to move on the price. Its still early in the month and you actually made the trip all the way there. The fact that you made the trip says to them that you are willing to buy at the current price. If you weren't happy with the price you should have never set foot in their shop. I have a feeling you are digging yourself into a hole here. They've got you by the balls, already talking a second car when you don't even like the price on the first. Walk away. Need to separate your emotions for the vehicles and walk away. They will call you in a week or two to continue negotiating.

Fresh prince of Bel Air :icon17:

Agree 100%

:iagree: x100

Best advice right there,

Italy, WALK AWAY!

They might come down a bit if when you're walking out. That's what the dealership did when we bought my parents' prius.

Or moonwalk away. That would be hilarious.