Wimblees wrote: > What do you say to someone who bought a piano for much more than its actual > value? (not just the outrageous sum for the Wurlie, but even twice as much as > what a piano is actually worth). Wim, Aren't you familiar with the "Greater Fool Theory of Economics"? It states that anything is worth what you pay for it as long is you can find a greater fool to pay you even more money for it. - - - Seriously, I don't say anything. I just grit my teeth and do what they hired me to do (usually move and tune.) Guy brings up a good point with his 11 octave grand story. Everybody knows there's 8 notes per octave - it had 88 keys and the word Grand written on the nameboard. Danny Moore BubbaLand, Texas
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