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UghâŠis this going to run the rest of the week? John and Elly need to put their foot down and just say no and enjoy the rest of their vacation. This guy is a creep!
I attended one of these mandatory sales pitches when I was still active duty. Little did they know there was no way I could afford a time-share on my military salary. They were a bit put off when they didnât make a sale. HAHAHAHAHA. I did enjoy a nice weekend getaway (other than the sales pitch).
We used to own a time share, which we truly enjoyed using, until Hobbyâs health got so bad. We were in Florida and some bloke tried to use high pressure tactics to sell us another one.
Johnâs shoulder âaccidentally knock the glass of wine over on the Sales Aggreement, "Oh sorry, canât sign that one." The they both escape when âSmooth Talkerâ goes to get another copy.
Itâs time for either John or Elly to grow a spine. The easiest way is to stand up, look him right in the eye and say âThank you for your time, but no. Show us where the exit is.â And continue that very same mantra with anything else he has to say.
I have to say, my parents really enjoyed their timeshare for decades! But it sure cost âem! And we kids abandoned it after we (corporately) inherited it. Actually, MOI inherited it, but my brother dealt with it for me. Phew!
If one is a tourist, beware of any person or persons approaching you with a beautiful appearance and a flashing smile. Itâs a sign that theyâre definitely after something you have and (believe me!) it works on some people.
I got sucked into a timeshare once. I was only in it for about three months. But during that time I got two of my cousins to sign up. Made some money. haha And they arenât in it anymore either, but one stayed about 10 years and the other 18. So they enjoyed it. They could both afford it better than me. And theyâd bring my daughter and I on trips with them. I have great cousins! ;-)
Asharah about 12 hours ago
Yeah, thatâs obvious!
LookingGlass Premium Member about 12 hours ago
Around about this time, I would feel an urgent need to âregurgitateâ on that sales agreement!!!
:-)
howtheduck about 11 hours ago
snsurone76 about 11 hours ago
Next panel: a stream of cuss-word symbols stream from the Pattersonâs mouths, and that pushy @ss is finally scared off! ;-)
ehenwood about 11 hours ago
I remember a couple of family vacations where our parents had to attend time share meetings as part of the deal (they never bought in thoughâŠ)
French Persons' Savvy Selection of Screaming Elly Premium Member about 11 hours ago
âHeeeeeeereâs Johnny!â
mccollunsky about 11 hours ago
Honestly, thought he was swearing for a second.
Lyrak about 10 hours ago
âWeâll think it over and get back to youâ, then run for your lives.
jmworacle about 8 hours ago
RUN YOU FOOLS!
KimmiesAndrews about 7 hours ago
UghâŠis this going to run the rest of the week? John and Elly need to put their foot down and just say no and enjoy the rest of their vacation. This guy is a creep!
dbeitz929 about 7 hours ago
Dr. Patterson should tell him he needs orthodontics. Then, they will break even.
dbeitz929 about 7 hours ago
Dr. Patterson should tell him he needs orthodontics. Then, they will break even.
dsatvoinde Premium Member about 6 hours ago
I donât usually feel this way, but right now I just want to make that guy swallow his perfect teeth.
jcwrocks69 about 5 hours ago
I attended one of these mandatory sales pitches when I was still active duty. Little did they know there was no way I could afford a time-share on my military salary. They were a bit put off when they didnât make a sale. HAHAHAHAHA. I did enjoy a nice weekend getaway (other than the sales pitch).
Dani Rice about 5 hours ago
We used to own a time share, which we truly enjoyed using, until Hobbyâs health got so bad. We were in Florida and some bloke tried to use high pressure tactics to sell us another one.
workjobb Premium Member about 5 hours ago
I just want to rare back and punch this guy in the face.
baskate_2000 about 5 hours ago
Pick up your wine glasses and leave the table.
fjc007 about 5 hours ago
Whatever you do, do not sign anything!
Chris about 5 hours ago
hard sale or no butsâŠ. itâs hard to tell at this point. :\
PepperStepper about 4 hours ago
âNOâ is a complete sentence.
Doug K about 4 hours ago
If you sign (up) now you can get it at this extra special low price â only available today âŠ
yankfan25 about 4 hours ago
RUN !
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] about 4 hours ago
As April would say if she were thereâ-âDis man cwook!â
Willywise52 Premium Member about 4 hours ago
GrrrâŠ
ctolson about 4 hours ago
Johnâs shoulder âaccidentally knock the glass of wine over on the Sales Aggreement, "Oh sorry, canât sign that one." The they both escape when âSmooth Talkerâ goes to get another copy.
ladykat Premium Member about 4 hours ago
And what, exactly, would you consider a hard sell?
loubarra about 4 hours ago
Run awayyyy!
dcdete. about 4 hours ago
His sales pitch in the first panels is all spoken in emojis?
How do you even do that? No wonder the Pattersons can only say but.
When I was in college we only learned how to make a presentation in Egyptian Hieroglyphics. [Not giving my age.]
Will_Scarlet about 3 hours ago
Johnâs just there because he takes a professional interest in all those teeth.
Daltongang Premium Member about 3 hours ago
There is nothing wrong with a salesman that a firm NO! and walking away wonât cure.
Baarorso about 3 hours ago
You donât believe in the HARD SELL approach as much as you believe in the PUSHY AND WONâT TAKE NO FOR AN ANSWER SELL approach. ;/
rushfan200 about 3 hours ago
âDonât call us, weâll call youâ is what Pattersons should say.
DawnQuinn1 about 3 hours ago
The farther you can get from these guys the better. If one tries to sell you a time share, let me know. I can reduce him to a pile of sniveling jello.
BJDucer about 3 hours ago
Itâs time for either John or Elly to grow a spine. The easiest way is to stand up, look him right in the eye and say âThank you for your time, but no. Show us where the exit is.â And continue that very same mantra with anything else he has to say.
MuddyUSA Premium Member about 2 hours ago
A liar with teethâŠâŠâŠ.
ChuckAnziulewicz about 2 hours ago
Run away, run away âŠ..
darcyandsimon about 2 hours ago
I have to say, my parents really enjoyed their timeshare for decades! But it sure cost âem! And we kids abandoned it after we (corporately) inherited it. Actually, MOI inherited it, but my brother dealt with it for me. Phew!
JudithStocker Premium Member about 2 hours ago
If one is a tourist, beware of any person or persons approaching you with a beautiful appearance and a flashing smile. Itâs a sign that theyâre definitely after something you have and (believe me!) it works on some people.
Drbarb71 Premium Member about 2 hours ago
RUN!
gawlasr about 2 hours ago
And the sales pitch comeback answer to the above is, "But we canât guarantee this price tomorrow. "
John Jorgensen about 2 hours ago
Donât trust someone whose speech bubbles are full of pictograms.
lisaegray about 2 hours ago
I got sucked into a timeshare once. I was only in it for about three months. But during that time I got two of my cousins to sign up. Made some money. haha And they arenât in it anymore either, but one stayed about 10 years and the other 18. So they enjoyed it. They could both afford it better than me. And theyâd bring my daughter and I on trips with them. I have great cousins! ;-)
waynemadison about 1 hour ago
I love how in the last panel they seem terrified of this creep!
The Great_Black President 22 minutes ago
Elly is a dropout. She would buy multiple time shares if John was not with her.
Brent Rosenthal Premium Member 21 minutes ago
Just. Walk. Away.
lnrokr55 19 minutes ago
Get up and walk away, courtesy goes out the door when youâre ambushed ! :-0
patrickab7 8 minutes ago
Nightmare face in panel 3.