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19th October 2008, 12:45
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Re: Buying a car in Turkey I hope...
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Originally Posted by SuperBogs
Very well could be, probably is actually. I just knew it had to be a fairly new vehicle. Biker Bob
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Oh who cares...pick any number...its Turkey! |
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19th October 2008, 20:20
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Re: Buying a car in Turkey I hope...
Gren strangely i agree with you on this one, there appears to be a similarity with the people in India, it would appear that in response to a question people would rather tell you any thing, rather than say no, or i don't know. Oddly i personally believe it is more to do with being polite and not disappointing you, rather than deliberately attempting to deceive.
Intended as a general generalisation, not a comment or reflection on any post in this thread.
Regards, Steve.
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19th October 2008, 20:52
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Re: Buying a car in Turkey I hope...
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Originally Posted by Akasya
Gren strangely i agree with you on this one, there appears to be a similarity with the people in India, it would appear that in response to a question people would rather tell you any thing, rather than say no, or i don't know. Oddly i personally believe it is more to do with being polite and not disappointing you, rather than deliberately attempting to deceive. Intended as a general generalisation, not a comment or reflection on any post in this thread. Regards, Steve.
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Thats EXACTLY what my memory of some Indians was! I quite agree.
Personally I found it quite infuriating. Cultural differences?
PS: you'd make a good politician Steve! Providing such a politically correct addition to your post! |
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