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{{trope}}
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{{quote|<poem>'''Flying Dutchman:''' You give me back the sock and I'll give you three wishes
{{quote|'''Flying Dutchman:''' You give me back the sock and I'll give you three wishes
'''Patrick:''' Make it five.
'''Patrick:''' Make it five.
'''Flying Dutchman:''' Four.
'''Flying Dutchman:''' Four.
'''Patrick:''' Three, take it or leave it.</poem>|''[[SpongeBob]]''}}
'''Patrick:''' Three, take it or leave it.
|''[[SpongeBob]]''}}


Negotiating is an art and science that, if done well, can stop wars, ensure bargain prices at auctions, and make all kinds of deals in general go in your favor.
Negotiating is an art and science that, if done well, can stop wars, ensure bargain prices at auctions, and make all kinds of deals in general go in your favor.
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* In the ''[[SpongeBob]]'' episode Squeaky Boots, Mr. Krabs suckers Spongebob into bidding for a pair of typical boots he got stuck with. Spongebob offers a bid, Mr. Krab tries to accept, and then Spongebob adds onto the bid, this goes on till Mr. Krabs forcefully stops Spongebob from bidding to prevent himself from getting "a heart attack".
* In the ''[[SpongeBob]]'' episode Squeaky Boots, Mr. Krabs suckers Spongebob into bidding for a pair of typical boots he got stuck with. Spongebob offers a bid, Mr. Krab tries to accept, and then Spongebob adds onto the bid, this goes on till Mr. Krabs forcefully stops Spongebob from bidding to prevent himself from getting "a heart attack".
* In ''[[The Amazing World of Gumball]]'' episode The Origins we see Gumball's [[Bumbling Dad]] negotiate. Unsurprisingly, he fits this description.
* In ''[[The Amazing World of Gumball]]'' episode The Origins we see Gumball's [[Bumbling Dad]] negotiate. Unsurprisingly, he fits this description.
* In ''[[The Simpsons (animation)]]'' Homer asks if a car (that had it's windshield price be labeled at $12,000. Homer, while expressing clear interest in the car, asks if it costs $15,000)
* In ''[[The Simpsons (animation)|The Simpsons]]'', Homer sees a car with a $12,000 price tag on it and, while expressing clear interest in the car, asks if it costs $15,000.


== [[Real Life]] ==
== [[Real Life]] ==