Potion Seller was in the right. Nobody's complaining about people not selling C4 to average people right? People think Potion Seller was worried about indirectly killing the Warrior, but the Warrior could poison an entire village's water supply with his powerful potions. The Potion Seller could be indirectly responsible for millions of deaths all because he sold the potions to someone untrustworthy and not strong. This was my TED Talk.
So ultimately, who was in the right?
Jeremiah Collins
Angel Morgan
If his potions aren't fit for a beast, let alone a man, who is he selling the potions to?
Brody Morris
>Nobody's complaining about people not selling C4 to average people right?
I am
Michael Rivera
*Nobody sane is
Liam Jones
>Nobody's complaining about people not selling C4 to average people right?
bootlicker
Ian Williams
Demigods
Samuel Morris
>Can just sell potion and forget about it even though you know this retard will get rekt
>Willingly give up profit opportunity for the sake of his well-being
Potion seller is impossibly virtuous for a merchant.
Isaiah Baker
The potion seller was right, but he really aught to have more respect for knights, more respect for anyone!
Robert Bailey
The potion seller should have just sold him the damn potions, it's ridiculous that he thought he was too weak
John Long
you can't refuse services on the basis of class