Oooh we viewed loads of apartment in Austria that had tables set up, but not just with 'normal' dinner party stuff, but with totally kitschy Austrian hand painted beer steins with metal lids etc. that nobody actually uses in real life, as well as an actual basket of bread rolls.
Also viewed a place that an old couple were selling with everything in it, and I mean everything. It was their holiday flat but they couldn't manage the journey anymore and were downsizing back at home (in Germany) so literally had no room for all their stuff, so the dear old lady insisted on showing us everything, inviting us to count the teaspoons (23), switching the coffee machine on and off, showing us the two unopened boxes of tissues that they would be leaving, lifting the lid off the washing basket to show us inside (?), and insisting she really was including all of the 50 yr old flannel bedding in the price of the apartment.
Her husband bless him, was poised the whole time out on the balcony ready to demonstrate the cushions for the patio furniture, after which we followed him down to the garage where he also demonstrated the easy no-bump park system (a piece of wood on the floor 3 feet short of the wall to stop your wheels before you hit the wall).
We laughed for about an hour afterwards, and then felt mean because the couple were actually quite sweet.
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