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Possibly the greatest sales exchange of all time 😂

A meme featuring a screenshot of a text conversation about a bike sale. The top text reads 'Possibly the greatest sales exchange of all time 😂'. The chat shows a buyer asking if the bike is still for sale, the seller confirming, the buyer inquiring about the lowest price, and the seller humorously responding with 'About 2 mph. Any less and you'll tip over'—a pun on 'lowest' referring to speed instead of price.
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Buyer
Is the bike still for sale? 10:48 am
Seller
Yes 11:42 am ✅
Buyer
What's the lowest you can go on it? 11:45 am
Seller
About 2 mph. Any less and you'll tip over 11:56 am ✅

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A humorous chat exchange about a bike sale with a pun on 'lowest' (speed vs price)

Overview

A meme featuring a screenshot of a text conversation about a bike sale. The top text reads 'Possibly the greatest sales exchange of all time 😂'. The chat shows a buyer asking if the bike is still for sale, the seller confirming, the buyer inquiring about the lowest price, and the seller humorously responding with 'About 2 mph. Any less and you'll tip over'—a pun on 'lowest' referring to speed instead of price.

Origin notes

The meme is sourced from X.com (formerly Twitter) under the account WholesomeMeme. It appears to be a user-created screenshot of a fictional or real chat conversation, edited into a meme format for humorous purposes.

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