Transcript excerpt from a YouTube video featuring Ramit Sethi and two other speakers discussing selling personal items, setting a firm asking price ($60), and how they would allocate proceeds (paying credit card minimums historically; now saving/investing). The clip focuses on negotiation stance (a bottom-line price) and conscious spending choices for sale proceeds.
Here it is. But see, this only paid.
Like $17 for it. Okay.
So if somebody comes in here today and they go, I'll give you 30.
For it, then I would say I'll do 60 bucks.
That's it. That's your bottom line.
60 bucks. 60 bucks.
So 60 or bust?
Yeah.
Being here and selling this stuff in the past, what would you do with the money?
Well, we usually split it because, you know, our money wasn't together. We would split it and I would pay my bill and he would pay his bill.
I probably pay like two credit card bills, but I would it would be their minimum payments.
And what about now?
Put it in savings. That could help go to the savings part of our conscious spending plan and the investment part.
