2004 Birkin S3 For Sale

[Astro Bob]

Lawyers are paid worriers. So we try to anticipate what might go wrong, not just what is most likely to go wrong. So I might substitute: "all reasonable offers will be considered." Or some such, to show that the seller retains discretion to decline low-ball offers.

I am a psychologist who used to treat worriers. When a person articulates that they would consider a best offer, they have not set any time limits so they might be willing to wait a decade for the "best offer".

Kitcat, funny story about a continuing education program I attended many years ago from a psychologist/lawyer who was comfortable wearing both hats. He suggested that lawyers view conflicts as emanating from the client's opposition and so blame them whereas a psychologist suggests to the client that they consider modifying their own behavior. I suspect that the presenter had some cogent insights into the differences in conflict resolution.

[xcarguy]

I am a psychologist who used to treat worriers . . .

LOL! Says the man who owns a Pee Wee Herman doll. Sorry, Bob...I simply could not resist.

[Croc]

Come on Astro Bob - I have 50+ lawyers on my payroll and I am the one who needs a psychotherapist for exactly the type of indecisive multi-layered ill thought logic Kitcat demonstrated. Only HR flunkey are worse.

[yellowss7]

[Croc]

With all apologies to Gordon for messing with his ad for a really nice looking Birkin - I like the two tone look. Good spec and very competitively priced even with the work required.

[xcarguy]

With all apologies to Gordon for messing with his ad for a really nice looking Birkin - I like the two tone look. Good spec and very competitively priced even with the work required.

Agreed...someone will get a really sweet deal.

[Astro Bob]

With all apologies to Gordon for messing with his ad for a really nice looking Birkin - I like the two tone look. Good spec and very competitively priced even with the work required.

+3

[srf86]

Thanks everyone! I had no idea "OBO" could generate such a lively discussion! But, then again, I'm just an engineer - not a lawyer (sorry - couldn't help stirring the pot further)

Gordon