Haggled

The creditor haggled the borrower to repay the loan.

The debt collector haggled the debtor to pay their dues.

The street vendor haggled the tourists to buy his souvenirs.

The salesperson haggled the customer for hours to buy an expensive watch.

The travel agent haggled the customers for a more expensive tour package.

The referee haggled the coach for arguing with their decisions.

The boss haggled the employees to work overtime without any extra pay.

The journalist haggled the celebrity for an exclusive interview.

The children haggled the teacher to take them to the zoo for a field trip.

The telemarketer haggled the customer to purchase their product.

The debt collector haggled the debtor with phone calls and letters.

The landlord haggled the tenant to pay the rent on time.

The child haggled their parents to buy them a new toy.

The customer haggled with the car salesman for a better deal on the new car.

The politician haggled when confronted with a difficult decision.

The union members haggled with the management over the terms of their contract.

The farmers haggled with the buyers over the price of their crops.

The athletes haggled with the coach over the training schedule.

The paparazzi haggled the celebrity for pictures at the airport.

She haggled with the street vendor for a lower price on the scarf.

The boss haggled the employee for being late to work.

The lawyer haggled with the prosecutor to reduce the sentence.

The student haggled with the professor to change the due date of the assignment.

The beggar haggled the passerby for some money.

The designer haggled with the client to change the color scheme.

We haggled with the car dealer to lower the price.

We haggled with the street vendor over the price of the souvenir.

The butcher haggled the meat into thin slices.