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I bought a truck last year in October. I didn't know as much about cars, and I went down to

buy a different truck, and it got sweeped out from under me, and I ended up with a truck that's worth 20,000, and I went down to buy a different truck and it got sweeped out from under me.

And I ended up with a truck that's worth 20,000 and I paid about 40,000.

And I still owe, I still own 36.

Does that make sense?

No.

Why would you do that? Doesn't make sense at all. Why would you do that?

Doesn't make sense at all.

Did you have another car that you're...

I'm sorry, wait a minute.

Did you have another car you were upside down in?

So no, I did not.

So how this happened, I don't know why the salesman did this, but it is what it is. What happened? I went down for a car I studied and I knew

that it was going to be a good car for a good price, around 20,000 to run my business out of.

I went down to pick it up and it got swooped out from under me and I needed to start work

immediately because I had jobs lined up. That's why I was picking up a car. It was because I know I had work.

Then I looked at the rest of the cars, and it was already pretty late.

And if I didn't come back with a car, I would be screwed.

So I ended up getting a car, eco-deasel, and I thought it was, you know, a pretty good deal for a diesel and low mileage and all that stuff.

And I didn't know.

I just didn't know.

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