Troyce and I are upside down on his car. We know this, we know we made a bad investment. We may have potentially found a way to fix it with a new vehicle. The problem is, the one salesman at this dealership that even wants to talk to us, can't do anything with us until tomorrow. The other people at this dealership don't want to deal with anyone who is upside down. Guess they don't want to sell a car. Guess they don't want to make any money. That's fine, we will take our money somewhere else. I've had bad run in's with the Landers Chevrolet here in Benton, and now Landers Auto Sales in Bryant. It will be a shock if I EVER buy anything from a dealership that has "Landers" on the front of it. All they are is stuck up and don't want to help anyone but themselves. They try to force you to buy service agreements, even when you aren't required to purchase one. "Oh, well we aren't selling the car without it." That's fine, buh-bye. Don't want to stay until you close because you don't want to deal with an upside down deal? That's fine. Hope you don't have to file for bankruptcy anytime soon.
I just recently finished "The Book Thief" by Markus Zusak. I had no idea what this novel was going to be about going into it; all I knew was that our 10th grade English class study it. Right off the bat I noticed that our narrator was not your average Joe. The narrator is death. When I realized this I said to myself, "Oh this is going to be good." The novel is all about the Holocaust and it is shown from a German point of view. Leisel Meminger's mother gives her away to a foster German family. On the trip to this new family, Leisel's brother dies. So right from the start death is there. I'm not going to give you a synopsis of it, because I think you should read it for yourself. Just know that a German family hides a Jew in their basement for a while, and death is around every corner. That last line of the novel really got me though..."I am haunted by humans."
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