The Sullustan, while obviously attracted to the blue skinned woman, was professional enough that he managed to pull himself together and focus on her face as she tried to seduce him.  Tapping his fingers on the datapad, he leaned back looking over something with a serious expression before returning his attention to her. “It is not just any elevator which is why you are willing to buy it in the first place. Let’s not simplify the matter.” The short man stated with a small gesture to her of frustration. “If you wish to talk business, let us talk business, but this is not a market where you an haggle goods down with a pretty smile. I have executives who expect money for every transaction.”<br/><br/>Though despite the failed attempt at using sex appeal to lower the price, the proposal of her ship did stop him for a moment, “If something is too sensitive to be taken on a ship made to carry cargo I have no idea what makes you think your ship is equipped for such a task. And anything valuable I would not trust on a ship with a pilot we hardly know.” He said, striking down her  prosposal with ease. “Although,” he continued preventing it from seeming if all hope was lost. “We do have some stations a bit out of the way from normal trade routes that we need basic supplies sent to while they get started. If you did a few runs for us to such stations we could lower the price to either one thousand or two thousand five hundred credits depending how much you wish  to owe us.”<br/><br/>For whatever reason it seemed as if this salesman snapped his business in gear and was no longer playing around. His eyes locked on hers with a steadfast glare that yelled he would go no lower. His datapad lay forgotten for the moment as he waited for her reply and her answer.<br/>