| From: | Ereskanti <Ereskanti@***.COM> |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Re: Real-Life Computing ... |
| Date: | Tue, 26 May 1998 23:35:58 EDT |
robert.watkins@******.COM writes:
> There are two lessons in life you should have learnt by now, Ereskanti...
> a) Never, EVER, ask the salesman something. They will NEVER know the
answer,
> and if they give you one, they just made it up on the spot.
> b) Never, EVER, believe what the salesman tells you. Ask to speak to the
> tech guy who fixes the stuff under warranty, and get him to tell you which
> machines don't come back a lot.
>
Talk about this brings up a heller of a question to me. When
pawning/bargaining/trading in the SR realm, what kind of guarantees are viable
options to ask for from a Fixer concerning stuff like this. Sure, I know, you
should probably go to a Deckmeister, but for the samurai who just wants a
code-breaker for a maglock or something similar, that option may not be an
option.
Basically, has anyone -really- thought out the Negotiations/Etiquette role-
playing impact this could have?
-K
