Re: Travel question: Turkey
I heard from someone who lives there that everything in the Grand Bazaar is bartered--no set prices. So I can see why some traditions and unwritten rules become important.
The thought of walking through a business complex which began before Columbus' time and which has over 3,000 businesses representing so many cultural influences is pretty appealing. I was a dumb sucker at little county fairs as a kid though,(tried to knock over the cats for more years than I care to admit), so I'd be dead meat negotiating with a Turk.
Originally posted by St. Clown
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The thought of walking through a business complex which began before Columbus' time and which has over 3,000 businesses representing so many cultural influences is pretty appealing. I was a dumb sucker at little county fairs as a kid though,(tried to knock over the cats for more years than I care to admit), so I'd be dead meat negotiating with a Turk.
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