Paper writer shows interest in car with “slight signs of wear”
Created: 10/01/2022 10:58 am
If the damage is too great, nobody is usually interested in a vehicle - not a note writer from Berlin.
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A note-taker recently left a note on a car.
He would like to buy the vehicle – despite the “slight signs of wear”, as Instagram users scoff.
Fuel prices are skyrocketing, groceries are also becoming more expensive - of course savings are being made everywhere.
It is not clear whether this is also the reason why an unknown person left a bizarre note on a vehicle.
Bizarre because the car is definitely not in perfect condition anymore.
A photo of the vehicle made it onto the "notesofberlin" Instagram channel.
Curious notes and notices about Berlin that were sent in by users are regularly shared here.
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"Hello, I am interested in your vehicle, even with all the damage," says a note that was left on the said car and which can be seen in the photo.
"If you want to sell your vehicle, give me a call.
I ask for your understanding.” However, it is only on the second photo that you can see the extent of the damage:
the entire front of the car is destroyed, apparently there was a fire under the bonnet
– definitely not something that requires little money would be repairable.
"Every pot finds its lid," the operators of the Instagram channel ironically title the pictures.
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Other Instagram users get on it and find that the vehicle – which, by the way, is a taxi – can be made roadworthy again “with a bit of tape”.
Another user describes the vehicle with the typical words: "
slight signs of wear
".
Someone else says, "For Tinder bio I'll take: 'I hope you're interested in me, even with all the damage.'"
A user is also confused by the sentence "I ask for your understanding", with which the note writer concludes his note: "Did the note writer torch it himself?
'Sorry for messing up the car a bit, hope you're okay with my method of negotiating the purchase price.'” the person asks.
Unfortunately, there is no answer to this - but it always makes you smile.
The post has since been
liked almost 5,000 times
on Instagram .
(fk)
