@Rick Albert I think a lot of people would say that wholesale deals/dealers can be somewhat kinda greasy.

I get the logistics of it, buts like telling someone to flip a cheeseburger on a grill using these new tongs instead of a standard grill spatula with no good reason.

The deal was so good that I agreed to let my greasy buyer's agent make the full 6% on the purchase instead of trying to spit it with him. 

I am going to the pub for a cheeseburger.   

They used to say what's the difference between someone choosing to eat bacon triple cheese burgers every day and getting a heart attack, do you go stop them and say no eat a carrot "fatty".

We used to provide washer and dryer, but tenants washed greasy, oily work clothes leaving the washer unusable until cleaned, or clogged the pump requiring disassembly to remove obstruction.  

I love the greasy feel, the smell of cash, the reminder it gives me of my misspent youth and what I would have done with all that beautiful cash back when I was young and stupid.

Did you get a line item list of what was done or did he just tell you this is what you owe boss get out that checkbook.I hope you get this worked out to a comfortable price because that's an awful big number to just jump up and bite your checkbook - that's an awful lot of Mc'Donald's cheeseburgers. 

But my Wendy's jr bacon cheeseburger is up to $1.89, from $.99. 

It is deceitful, dishonest, greasy and worst of all adds absolutely no value whatsoever.