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Recently I was sitting in a car dealership attempting to purchase a car. As I sat there waiting for the salesperson to return from speaking to the sales manager, my spidey sense started to grow. Each time the salesperson would leave and return to where I was, my spidey sense got stronger and strong. To the point that I was no longer willing to ignore it, given I was becoming nauseous. I pulled the plug on the deal not really understanding why, but knew I had to trust what I was feeling. My visceral reaction was too big to ignore. 

Flash forward to last week. Again I was sitting in a car dealership intent on buying a car. There was no spidey senses going off, there were no nerves, but instead an understanding of why the first car wasn’t right for me. 

 

If I had not waited and explored online a bit more, I would not have gotten the car I really wanted. The deal I got was phenomenal, and I was approved for the amount I needed. They were also giving away pies for a Fourth of July promotion. It was a win/win.

 

I believe the moral of the story is trust your intuition, listen to your gut when things feel off, and DON”T settle or get talked into something that does not really fit for you. 

 

On a side note, the pie was the most expensive pie I have ever had and also the worst pie I have ever tried to eat. It was so bad I threw it out. But I got a great car out of the deal!!!