Never expected to see that with Ponies XD

@modus_ponens
Thank you. I studied German and this made me feel like I was having a stroke because I didn’t have the cultural background to get why it was so wrong. Now I get why ESL speakers hate slang reference memes so much.

@modus_ponens
i’ve experienced that before and i hate it. like bruh, that’s not how haggling works. if you want a lower price than i set for an item then YOU gotta make me an offer

I found the translation to what she’s saying: What last price?

For other non-Germans like me, here’s an explanation I heard at the Galacon:
The joke is about web marketplaces, like ebay, where you set a price for your item, and expect that someone either buys it or not. German people don’t do price negotiation much, as it is hassle and unsystematic. However, some people, for exaxmple from Turkish culture, do more negotiation, which may annoy some German sellers. The joke is about the laziest kind of negotiation attempts where someone asks you “What is the lowest price you can sell?”. This question is perceived foolish in itself, as the price you originally set is the lowest price you sell. The question is also written here lazily in misspelled format “what lowst price”.