My local clay club has a notice "300 Bird High Pheasant Day - £ 495" and a contact number, which I've called.
Turns out the advertiser, we'll call Y has been given this day, free, by X who got it from my friend, the actual gun, free, who can't make it any longer as his daughter is getting married that Saturday).
I know this as I know the shoot, the landowner and in fact the gun as I'm going to the wedding so not hard to work out who it was..and he told me he'd given it, free, to X.
Now X has given it, free to Y, and Y is selling it! Again I know X and the original gun so that's how I know.
So what would you do? Keep quiet? Tell X or the original gun that what they've freely given Y is selling? Y, I've called him, makes no mention of X but says he's not taking 'his' day so he's selling it.
He's says just turn up and give, his, Y's name. Well I think, all this X and Y it's how I've understood it.
Do people think it's right, this behaviour, selling it on? Or not right?
Turns out the advertiser, we'll call Y has been given this day, free, by X who got it from my friend, the actual gun, free, who can't make it any longer as his daughter is getting married that Saturday).
I know this as I know the shoot, the landowner and in fact the gun as I'm going to the wedding so not hard to work out who it was..and he told me he'd given it, free, to X.
Now X has given it, free to Y, and Y is selling it! Again I know X and the original gun so that's how I know.
So what would you do? Keep quiet? Tell X or the original gun that what they've freely given Y is selling? Y, I've called him, makes no mention of X but says he's not taking 'his' day so he's selling it.
He's says just turn up and give, his, Y's name. Well I think, all this X and Y it's how I've understood it.
Do people think it's right, this behaviour, selling it on? Or not right?
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