She Couldn’t BELIEVE He Asked for This Much 😳
A fragmented transcript showing a conversation about a car sale where someone is asking for $85,000. The speaker questions the seller's age (16) and makes a reference to Don Shula's business, though the full context is unclear due to transcript quality.
Summary
The transcript captures what appears to be a negotiation or interview about a car sale. Someone asks 'How much do you want for this car?' and receives the response of $85,000, which prompts surprise or concern from the questioner ('85 thousand?'). The conversation then shifts to demographic information, with the seller apparently being 16 years old. The transcript becomes increasingly fragmented toward the end, with a reference to Don Shula's business that lacks clear context. The overall narrative suggests either a humorous or incredulous reaction to a young person asking for a substantial sum of money for a vehicle, though the full circumstances remain unclear from this incomplete transcript.
Key Insights
- The seller is asking for $85,000 for a car they are offering for sale
- The questioner expresses surprise or skepticism at the $85,000 price point with 'Quite recently. 85 thousand?'
- The seller states they are 16 years old when asked their age
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Transcript
[0:00] How much do you want for this car? I need 85. Quite recently. 85 thousand? How old are you? 16. What is more impressive, Don Shula's business? He just He says He says 85.
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