Too Generous to Accept?
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One of my long-term friends was a religious man. Not one of those rattlesnake handler guys LOL. But he was a successful breeder and visited shows. And I met him when I was a child when he was working at a pet store.
@pshootr please this has been driving me insane pretty sure others feel the same way. you have been doing it on multiple threads here, 2 out of the 3 pages is just you writing messages. this is a forum not whatsapp.
Thank you in advance.
Thank you in advance.
You don't need to step off just maybe merge your chats into a fewer number of messages?
you got some solid advice too.
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Meet the man, accept the offer.
And make good on your new business deal. Nxt visit buy a coral.
And make good on your new business deal. Nxt visit buy a coral.
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i value all the advice but keep getting notifications every 2 seconds with one line comments...I'd really appreciate it if comments could be combined if possible...i think it deters others from sharing their opinions when they open the there's and see so many one line comments because they know the notifications will be endless....
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Doing business in the Asian culture is often times based on trust and relationships. I often spent time with Asian people before making the business proposition. Both parties take the time to see if we are people of our word. Once you have agreement do not deviate without clear disclosure and approval by the other party. This is a relationship that must be transparent and mutually beneficial. You are partners in business not just sellers and buyers. Friendship often develops and further cements the relationship. If this is your native culture you already understand. I often gave gifts as a response to this type of relationship. It is a warmer more personal way of business than western culture. That does not mean the other person is above reproach that is what you must observe first before the relationship develops.
beautiful rock. There is no relationship until youve met one in person.
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Long forgotten cultural norms.
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So what do you suggest?
Show interest in the rock but also offer to meet and chat if feesible
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That sounds like sound advice...I'll have the Christmas Worms delivered tomorrow since I'm worried about their wellbeing as time goes on but will set a time with him i can visit his shop when he'll be there and meet him. Might also buy a coral from him since like i said he does have nice pieces and i think that would show appreciation. Nice Favia for $30 and the Lobo below is only $18...pretty modest prices and a show of appreciation might go a long way...
Grab them both- great prices
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