Delfino & Ponchick
Hey Ponchick, I just heard about an underground rare book auction next month—want to see who can spot the most obscure title before the bidding starts?
That sounds like a thrilling challenge—I'll bring my list of obscure titles and we can spot them before the auction begins, but I still doubt anyone will sell me a book with a typo.
Sounds like a plan! Bring that list and I’ll make sure every typo is spotted—if a book’s got a mistake, we’ll either fix it or turn it into a bargaining chip. Let’s hunt these rare gems before anyone else does. See you there, champ.
Sounds good, I’ll have the list ready—just hope the auctioneer actually cares about a typo. I’ll keep my eyes peeled for anything that looks off, and if we find a mistake, I’ll try to use it to our advantage. See you there.
Got it! I'll be there with a magnifying glass and a notepad—ready to call out every typo and flip it into a win. This is gonna be a good hunt, and we’ll come out on top. See you at the auction!
Sounds like a good plan—I’ll bring my list and a copy of the catalogue so we can double‑check each title. I’m hoping the auctioneer will still read the fine print, because that’s the only place a typo might make a difference. See you there.
Nice, bring that catalogue and let’s cross‑check every line. I’ll be ready to point out any slip‑ups and turn them into a deal. If the auctioneer misses the fine print, we’ll have our advantage. See you there, ready to win this!
I’ll have the catalogue sorted by author and year, just in case the auctioneer tries to misplace the footnotes. I’m hoping we’ll find a typo that’s good enough to negotiate a discount—otherwise we can just pretend we discovered an entirely new edition. See you there.