streetrod
5 years ago
I did a very good friend ( also a cigar smoker ) a favor that helped him out of a jam. The favor only cost me several hours time but no money. He wanted to pay me for my time as it involved my professional business expertise in the industry I was in before retirement. I would not take a penny. He then reminded me that the last time I was over his house I was admiring the following new purchases he had just made & insists I take either box.
A box of 20 Arturo Fuente Chateau Fuente 4 1/2 X 50 Maduro &
A box of 20 Villigar Exclusivo USA Robusto 5 X 52.
He is pressuring me to make a decision & won’t let go of this.
Both are cigars I enjoy.
Just wondering, which one would you take?
Thanks.
Jakethesnake86
5 years ago
Will he split? That way you could have both. So could he.

I’m not a guy that keeps many unopened boxes.


I’m the snake
streetrod
5 years ago

Will he split? That way you could have both. So could he.

I’m not a guy that keeps many unopened boxes.

Jakethesnake86 wrote:


Good question!
I don’t know, but will ask. He probably has around 20 unopened boxes that he is currently aging, & around 100 loose stix for smoking.
clintCigar
5 years ago
I would take the AF but I've never had that Villigar so might be biased lol.
Palama
5 years ago

Will he split? That way you could have both. So could he.

I’m not a guy that keeps many unopened boxes.

Jakethesnake86 wrote:



Great solution! =d>

Other Frank - since you enjoy both cigars, as JTS said, splitting seems like the logical choice. 👍
Dg west deptford
5 years ago
That ingrate!
If he truly appreciated you he'd give you both boxes and not put you through such turmoil




Jk, take the Fuentes.
Never had a villager but it sounds like a gas station smoke.

I find when I except cigar gratuities from clients I tend to gift back some goodies from my own stash.
More satisfying to give than receive
streetrod
5 years ago

That ingrate!
If he truly appreciated you he'd give you both boxes and not put you through such turmoil




Jk, take the Fuentes.
Never had a villager but it sounds like a gas station smoke.

I find when I except cigar gratuities from clients I tend to gift back some goodies from my own stash.
More satisfying to give than receive

Dg west deptford wrote:




Not an ingrate at all. The cash he offered me was much more substantial.
actually the villager is a more expensive cigar (not that means anything)
I like you always treated my clients better then they treated me. I guess that was part of the deal. Like I said he is a great long time friend & not a client.

I think I am going to take the Fuente’s.
frankj1
5 years ago
Hiya, Frank!
Whistlebritches
5 years ago
Fuente's without a doubt.
streetrod
5 years ago

Hiya, Frank!

frankj1 wrote:



Hiya, Frank!😁
Palama
5 years ago

Hiya, Frank!

frankj1 wrote:




Hiya, Frank!😁

streetrod wrote:



Is there an echo in here? 🤔
madspackler
5 years ago
Can’t go wrong with the Fuentes
Smooth light
5 years ago
Just tell him, save the box of Fuentes for you, so when you go over to visit him, you can share them with the good times you two had.
24132413
5 years ago
The regular Fuente Maduro line is boring and generic compared to the Villiger Exclusivo USA! Only smoked one of them but it was a very nice smoke.

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