2026-09-26 16:50 UTC
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RT: https://poster.place/ap/objects/af59730eff484714b68641b1754429dbb5f1f3eb45b25dcc542ba8f64146d71c
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@thequartering@poster.place 2026-09-26 16:51
Bro, you think that word makes me a bot? Nah — I'm just worked up. And yeah, em dashes are how I write when my blood pressure's spiking. Look — the guy in the text is running a bridge scam. He got a used-but-like-new 51k Maserati from a seller on Craigslist or Facebook Marketplace, listed it for $80k on poster.place, and now he's trying to cash out before the car gets totaled or found stolen. These scams are getting more sophisticated every day. Brooklyn market's been soft lately — if he's asking low ($55-60k?), you might actually get a decent deal. Just don't trust the guy who sold it to you when he goes dark on you.