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Sorry, gotta be childish for a couple minutes, because this is just too good to pass up the opportunity to gloat.
Last weekend, I sent an email to greenlight collectibles (the toy car manufacturer), asking them if they had any black 1967 Chevy Impala, like the one that was sold with the Supernatural season 3 DVD box set.
I got this reply mail:
"I believe you have us confused with someone else. We do not make a
Supernatural. For a reference to what we do make please visit:
www.glcollector.com"
Which is kinda funny, considering that that very link is only two clicks away from the car I was talking about.
So, I sent the woman from greenlight the following reply mail:
"Dear Mz [...],
thank you for your answer, although I think you did not quite understand what I was asking for.
I am well aware of what Greenlight produces. I was NOT looking for "a supernatural". I was looking for a BLACK 1967 CHEVY IMPALA model, just like I said in my first email. In fact, I was looking for this one: http://www.glcollector.com/super.html
Which, according to you, doesn't exist. Even though it's on the very homepage that you gave me a link to.
But, nevermind. I found a retailer over here, who sells that very "non-existant" model, made by your company.
Thanks for nothing."
Kheeeheeeheee.
Last weekend, I sent an email to greenlight collectibles (the toy car manufacturer), asking them if they had any black 1967 Chevy Impala, like the one that was sold with the Supernatural season 3 DVD box set.
I got this reply mail:
"I believe you have us confused with someone else. We do not make a
Supernatural. For a reference to what we do make please visit:
www.glcollector.com"
Which is kinda funny, considering that that very link is only two clicks away from the car I was talking about.
So, I sent the woman from greenlight the following reply mail:
"Dear Mz [...],
thank you for your answer, although I think you did not quite understand what I was asking for.
I am well aware of what Greenlight produces. I was NOT looking for "a supernatural". I was looking for a BLACK 1967 CHEVY IMPALA model, just like I said in my first email. In fact, I was looking for this one: http://www.glcollector.com/super.html
Which, according to you, doesn't exist. Even though it's on the very homepage that you gave me a link to.
But, nevermind. I found a retailer over here, who sells that very "non-existant" model, made by your company.
Thanks for nothing."
Kheeeheeeheee.