What is going on everyone and welcome back to the channel. I hope you're all having an amazing day.

A better day than no pee in our first story, I really do hope, because he gets scammed by his own friend for a Nintendo Wii he's trying to sell.

How trying to sell a Wii to a friend ended up with me losing money and burnt bridges.

So, I've been trying to leave this whole mess behind, and I figured

ranting about it on the web could help. Now, I know there were probably many things that I did wrong,

or could have handled better, so I'll accept any criticism wholeheartedly. Get comfortable, guys,

this is a long one. That's what she said. For some backstory. I've been friends with this guy,

let's call him Sid, for what would have been seven years if the following events didn't happen.

Since I saw him as such, we did many activities together, many hangouts and sleepovers. In my house,

he hardly ever invited me to his, and even him staying for a week after his dad kicked him and his

mum out of the house. Needless to say, we were close at the time, which is why I had such a hard

time putting my foot down and even cutting ties with him throughout all of this. Prior to this mess,

I've been thinking of selling my Wii console, along with two controllers and 30 plus games, for a while,

but I used to always set it aside or just forget about it.

Around July of last year, because of the virus, I decided I could use the money,

so I started the process of actually selling my Wii.

I researched a bit to set a price, 8,000 to 9,000 Argentinian pesos, so roughly 85 to 95 US dollars.

I'd seen similar bundles nearing those prices online. Note, I know that some numbers in the story

may seem messed up, but so is our economy, so please just roll with it. Oh my God. Anyway, on to the story. Sid had already

shown interest for the wee, but because I wanted to sell it for good money and not take it out of a

friend's hands, I, for whatever reason, told him that I would most likely look for a buyer on the

internet. After much insisting on his part, I decided to sell it to him, discounted of course,

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