I recently had a conversation with a friend who shared a love for music. He told me that he was listening to an audio CD that he had downloaded from his iPod. My first question that came out of our conversation was, “is the CD negotiable?” My friend was so taken aback and was like, “No, I don’t have anyone to ask this question.
The answer is no, you can’t get the CD from the iPod. It’s a digital download, and if you buy it you will have to pay the sum of $0.50. If you were to listen to the CD at the correct speed, for any length of time, you would be unable to find the CD.
My friend’s response was that, “Negotiable means yes, because you could just copy the CD and put it on your iPod and you can listen to it at whatever speed it is at.” And that’s why it’s negotiable. This is a very important concept that we’ll talk about more in the future.
Negotiable is one of those words that you can use as an umbrella term for many different things. For instance, there’s Negotiable in the meaning of “Let’s not go to the trouble of getting a signed copy of a book because we’ll just sell it to the highest bidder.” There’s Negotiable in the meaning of “The CD is negotiable,” and the last sentence there is the negotiable part.
CD stands for Compact Disc, and Negotiable means you can get a signed copy of a CD at a discounted price. So if you know of an artist who’s willing to sign your CD, you can get him to send you a new copy for a price that is negotiable. So what exactly is negotiable? It’s a term that’s used to describe any price that is negotiable.
I don’t have a lot of time to talk about negotiable because I’m already running late to the interview with the guys from Deathloop. But I will say that it’s a good thing to know what you’re getting when you buy a CD. They don’t actually say “you can get a signed copy for a price that is negotiable,” but the seller can make the offer up front, so it’s not a secret that a signed copy is negotiable.
So what exactly is negotiable? Its used in a lot of cases that are not negotiable, like getting a signed CD. Now how do you know they’re not negotiable? Well, you see a CD cover that says “Negotiable” on it. So you just know they’re not negotiable.
negotiable or negotiable? Negotiating is a form of negotiation. Negotiating is an exchange of words or actions that can be used to obtain something (in this case, a CD). However, a CD is not negotiable if it doesn’t say “NEGOTIABLE” on it. To be a CD, it needs to be an “item” and not a “physical object”.
I find that people who claim that they can read the printed CD cover are just making up the fact that it says NEGOTIABLE on it. They simply dont know what that means. That said, they couldnt exactly read the printed CD cover as it was not the case. I can tell you that the printed cover says NEGOTIABLE on it as it is an item that needs to be signed.
NEGOTIABLE, in this case, means that the CD is not negotiable.
