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A fancy word for a “[[seller]]”. Implies, to my eyes, that you are selling from machine into which one deposits quarters and from which one extracts luke warm tins of sweat.
A fancy word for a “[[seller]]”. Implies, to some eyes, that you are selling from a machine into which one deposits quarters in return for lukewarm tins of sweat.


Real estate [[agent]]s feel quite differently, however.
Real estate [[agent]]s feel quite differently, however.

Latest revision as of 11:41, 19 May 2017

A fancy word for a “seller”. Implies, to some eyes, that you are selling from a machine into which one deposits quarters in return for lukewarm tins of sweat.

Real estate agents feel quite differently, however.

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