Noah dude, I definitely think the advice given thus far is very good. Did you happen to notice a trap set right next to the piano? Usually when that occurs, there are plenty of broken strings. It may well be the particular pianist is at fault, but there may may be extenuating circumstances that warrant further inquiry. The sheepish response of the dealer is a bit odd. One thing begs asking- how many strings do you break as a piano tuner? And from the hammer strike, not from tuning the wrong pin. It doesn't sound like money in it for you and potentially lots of stress. But if you play it well, it could be a good learning opportunity, I think. Joe
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