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Related: About this forumBest I-Pad salesman ever
http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=32bUIa--6GM&feature=youtu.beThis is in German, but you don't have to understand a word of it to appreciate his intense involvement of customers, not to mention his sleight-of-hand.
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Best I-Pad salesman ever (Original Post)
Iwillnevergiveup
Nov 2013
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cantbeserious
(13,039 posts)1. Nice
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Leith
(7,809 posts)2. I'd Buy It
not because I need or want one, but just because he is so good!
Politicalboi
(15,189 posts)3. It's the magic of the "tubes"
That's how things get sent, through the tubes. Never starve as long as you have a connection. They are more advanced today than in the Ted Stevens era.
SheilaT
(23,156 posts)4. I know a little German,
so I can catch a little bit. But for me it's totally charming in the language I barely understand.
If you haven't already seen this,
Oh, in in both videos the word "Okay" shows up.
There is one universal word on this planet, and it's "okay".
Ace Acme
(1,464 posts)5. Very funny in any language
I think that's Swedish or Norwegian or Danish, with subtitles in German