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11-06-2022, 06:55 AM
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The Stuff Trumps All phenomenon has always been a strange one to me Although I do understand it, it's never been difficult for me to not bid on things that I know were stolen or walk away from a lucrative deal if not treated with proper respect by the other party. Both scenarios have happened more than once, and it was easy to take my money and leave the situations. I don't think myself morally superior to anyone else for doing so; guess I just find it easy to say "No, thanks" knowing another interesting deal will always be around the next corner.
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