True. However someones reasoning for not selling you something can purely and wholly be based on race and that is racist.
Streamer iShowSpeed gets a wake up call
- Thread starter Apprentice
- Start date
And asking another man selling something how much they originally bought it for us actually wildly disrespectful lol. Why the fukk are you asking me that? $1. Do you want it at the price or not?
TELL ME YA CHEESIN FAM?
I walk around a little edgy already
coli bedbucks cant decide whether they wanna dikkeat this kid or hate him for his c00ning
Ezekiel 25:17
Veteran
Do you know that German man? Do you have any background info? You're assuming he's racist just because he's white.
I hope you understand that sets a very dangerous precedent for the Black cause and advancement.
A lot of these dudes just don't get it and I think it's because they have no real hobbies, interests, or don't run a business.
People can have an attachment to items and it's about respect.
I'd rather sell my Hellcat to a grown man who appreciates the car vs. a dumbass kid who'll crash it next week.
I don't give a shyt about black advancement or that German man and his personality. I'm not assuming he's racist just because he's white. It's his behavior and attitude. Even if 99.99 of the reason he chose not to sell was for any other reason and just .01% had anything to do with him being black he's 100% racist. That's just the world we live in. It's not up to black people to change or attempt to change anyone else's behaviors and attitude.
Ezekiel 25:17
Veteran
His behavior and attitude was that way because Speed was a disrespectful clown.
When it comes to serious Sales and Business, how you approach matters. Especially in a private setting of millionaires and they definitely don't respect streamers.
Some grown men will not tolerate a 19 yr old unknown streamer.
For humanities sake I hope that's all it is. Id like to envision a scenario where Mr speed comes to him wearin a suit and tie and expresses genuine interest and they complete a successful transaction.
How's that disrespectful?
I got a Carfax on the car I bought for myself, and my lady's car. It was told to me the last time it was purchased, the date the mileage and price.
You can go to any real estate website and type in a property address and see the last time it was sold and the price.
Where's the disrespect?
Rev Leon Lonnie Love
damned mine eyes, DAMNED mine eyes!!
shameless c00ning
Pegasus Jackson
Trump's Amerikkka
Rich off c00ning. 
“How mich did you pay for that” is generally a rude and invasive question.
Sure. If you walk up to someone randomly on the street. But if you're interested in buying something that's for sale it isn't.
In any context. And in this one...why would I tell you so you adjust what you want to pay based on my profit margins? It's a goofy question.
If it was in anyway goofy then car lenders and mortgage lenders would purposely not disclose that information.
Like I said you can go to any real estate website right now click on a house for sale and view the history by sale date and price. You don't even have to register. It's not some secret, it's not rude.
Just randomly asking someone how much they paid for something is rude. If you are on the subject it's not rude to inquire as long as you do it appropriately. If someone shows you their new motorcycle and you say "how much did that cost?" That's not rude. It's contextual, it's about how you broach the subject. One doesn't even have to be direct. You could be looking at someone's Corvette z06 and ask "how much do those sell for?" Rather than "how much did YOU pay?"