okay, cool.
assuming i could tell (and that i would spend the time to look for signs) I would buy the $100 dollar one because buying the $50 dollar one encourages the seller to accept stole bikes or steal bikes.
with context
honestly do what you feel is a better deal: clean conscience or 50 bucks
Lol what the hell
I think they meant that the person is acting really nervous etc, and it doesn’t look like something that would belong to them, e.g wearing really cheap clothes and sandals but having a £700 bike.
For example I bought a bike for about £50 and this absolute piece of crap had a part worth about £225, so I put that part on my better bike
Well, the whole joke is that they r theives and thugs, so they could attack you
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· 3 years ago
The one that's not stolen, obviously. Why even risk getting slapped with fines for being in possession of stolen goods? Buying stolen goods would make you an accessory to the theft, and you'd lose the bike anyway.
assuming i could tell (and that i would spend the time to look for signs) I would buy the $100 dollar one because buying the $50 dollar one encourages the seller to accept stole bikes or steal bikes.
with context
honestly do what you feel is a better deal: clean conscience or 50 bucks
I’d probably say something along the lines of “it was their crime, so if I get a good deal on a purchase, I’m allowed to take the deal”
Like you buy it from a black guy or something?
I think they meant that the person is acting really nervous etc, and it doesn’t look like something that would belong to them, e.g wearing really cheap clothes and sandals but having a £700 bike.
For example I bought a bike for about £50 and this absolute piece of crap had a part worth about £225, so I put that part on my better bike
What are they gonna do about it!