Narrator's Negotiation and Observations

The video follows a person exploring a cluttered space, discovering old items like a tricycle and metal signs. The narrator discusses the risks involved in the exploration and the potential value of the items found. A significant portion of the video is dedicated to negotiating the price of the signs, highlighting the challenges and strategies involved in reaching a fair deal.

What did the narrator initially see when the door opened?

• A new car

• A treasure chest

• A collapsed roof

• A bicycle

What does the old man see instead of risks?

• Adventure

• Fame

• Safety

• Dollar signs

What type of sign did the narrator find that is always popular?

• Wooden signs

• Plastic signs

• Metal silver signs

• Neon signs

What was the initial price suggested for each sign?

• $100

• $250

• $150

• $200

What analogy is used to describe separating the signs?

• Taking a fish from water

• Taking a star from the sky

• Taking a puppy from the mother

• Taking a book from a library

What was the narrator's reaction to the initial price per sign?

• He thought it was too high

• He thought it was too low

• He agreed immediately

• He was indifferent

What was the narrator's final offer for the two good signs?

• $90

• $110

• $120

• $100

What condition was one of the signs in that made it less valuable?

• It was perfectly intact

• It was made of gold

• It had bubbled letters

• It was brand new

What did the narrator offer for the two good signs and the junk one?

• $120

• $130

• $110

• $100

What was the narrator's final action in the negotiation?

• He called for backup

• He increased his offer

• He walked away

• He shook hands on the deal