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Anonymous This FML is from back in 2009 but it's good stuff United States

Barter off!

Today, I got an email from a local company looking to have a website made. I looked over their request and provided them with a reasonable offer. I got an email back stating that they would like to pay me with liquor instead of money. FML

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shewasalmost18 0

get shitfaced!

asoldieroforange 0

And you didn't accept their offer?!

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win!! hope you said yes. if not I will!

that's awsome!

littlebrittle77 0

Aaaannnnnnnddddd? you can't just stop there, that's not an fml, something else had to happen

piles_of_fail 0

hahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!! I'm not even asking whether or not this is an FML, this is just hilaaarious!

good deal. i mean most of my money goes to paying for school and alcohol. not an FML

whoever thinks that getting alcohol instead of money is a good thing, obviously must be still living at home with their mom or something. alcohol doesnt pay the rent, alcohol doesnt buy food, alcohol doesnt pay the bills. sure you would get wasted, but is that really what you should be spending your life doing? OP: i would tell them to sell the liquor to give you money, or to shove it.

PARTY!!! Can I come? I'll bring chips!

That's not so bad! Liquor is guh-reat!

So counter their counter-offer and let them you need to get paid in money, not product. If they're a decent company, but suffering from a shortage in capital, tell them you can take a percent of company stock. Hell, negotiate a fee based on your work - tell them they can pay you based on the increased web-traffic that your nifty new website will sure to produce. Your life isn't ****** because a company you are negotiating a contract with wants to counter-offer your proposal. That's called "business!"

jmanowski 0

WHY WOULD YOU NOT DO IT?