Yep, you're fine. Taillight warranty applies. If you buy a gallon of milk at the store, you can see it, check the expiration date on site, check for leaks, whatever. Once you leave the store with it, if you drop it on the ground and it breaks open, it ain't the store's fault. You buy yourself another gallon of milk if it's that important.

They came, saw, played, *inspected*, disassembled, loaded, paid for, and took the machine. Whatever happened after that has no impact or bearing upon you. To quote Statham: "The deal is the deal."

Do yourself a favor and don't deal with this idiot again under any circumstances. You don't want them coming back.

And then you go and throw the word "perfect" around, when I was fully in your corner. Be *very* careful how you bandy that word about.

While I still think you're well in the clear, I am absolutely certain that the machine you sold him was *far* from "perfect". It may well have been *exactly* how you represented it, but I don't think that's the word you should choose to use in describing it. That's just asking for trouble, you know?

And I can totally live with that, believing you. You do understand the point I was making though, correct?