It’s the Bourbon again. Normally don’t read this, but it’s almost like watching a train wreck...
I’m brand new and don’t know all the details of this unfortunate event (unfortunate on many levels). What I don’t understand is perseverating on the issue.
The whole thing about (if I understand correctly) the person who purchased the equipment allegedly saying they would complete the cue - I won’t even address that. It’s just weird. Maybe a good intention, but much more like a relative promising to pay you back or remembering you in their will.
Should the story be spread on Social Media? Absolutely! The person is no longer trustworthy via their “word”, so anything to help others from being left hanging I’m sure is greatly appreciated.
And, condolences to the person who was the one actually screwed in this scenario. There will assuredly be other situations where you come out on the short end of the deal, and each one hurts, makes you angry and makes you trust others just a little less.
It’s the perseveration that gets me. Shoulda-woulda-coulda. Anytime you hear yourself using those words, you are not dealing with reality. You are reacting in spite of it.
Promise broken; any excuse does not change the fact. Seven years have passed (I think), and nothing has changed. Because it never was ever going to change and never will.
Message passed on Social Media: Do business at your own risk. Will the winner get a cue? Not from the person who pledged it. Was there an injustice committed? Yes. Is there any recourse? No.
From the 50,000 foot level, there just doesn’t seem to be that much to talk about. Bad things happen. This was one. It’s over. Time to move on.
I’m brand new and don’t know all the details of this unfortunate event (unfortunate on many levels). What I don’t understand is perseverating on the issue.
The whole thing about (if I understand correctly) the person who purchased the equipment allegedly saying they would complete the cue - I won’t even address that. It’s just weird. Maybe a good intention, but much more like a relative promising to pay you back or remembering you in their will.
Should the story be spread on Social Media? Absolutely! The person is no longer trustworthy via their “word”, so anything to help others from being left hanging I’m sure is greatly appreciated.
And, condolences to the person who was the one actually screwed in this scenario. There will assuredly be other situations where you come out on the short end of the deal, and each one hurts, makes you angry and makes you trust others just a little less.
It’s the perseveration that gets me. Shoulda-woulda-coulda. Anytime you hear yourself using those words, you are not dealing with reality. You are reacting in spite of it.
Promise broken; any excuse does not change the fact. Seven years have passed (I think), and nothing has changed. Because it never was ever going to change and never will.
Message passed on Social Media: Do business at your own risk. Will the winner get a cue? Not from the person who pledged it. Was there an injustice committed? Yes. Is there any recourse? No.
From the 50,000 foot level, there just doesn’t seem to be that much to talk about. Bad things happen. This was one. It’s over. Time to move on.