That was an overly casual way of saying you are trying to stick it to me for getting a deal on this board. I'll tell you (and anyone else interested in the board) why $400 is too low of an offer. Whether or not I got it off the rack instead of built for me does not diminish the quality of the board. This is still a $1099 (albeit Canadian dollars, $829 U.S. NOW) new board no matter who the board was built for, or where it was initially sold from. I will admit that the blemished (hardly noticeable) topsheet is not something that a discerning rider looks for in buying a board, hence the initial price drop, but you have to admit that it does not diminish the capabilities of the board. Your failed attempt at hypothesizing the initial purchase price for this board lead to a random $200 price drop (1/3 of the price you thought I paid for it) for what you describe as a "used board discount." A board with 7 days on it, is used, but barely, has never had a base grind, or edge sharpen, leaving the board intact as it was when it rolled off the production line. As you can see from the pictures, it is still in phenomenal shape, and you would never find a board, this gently used, taking a 33% hit for 7 days of use.
That being said, I'd be willing to give you a deal and I'll pick up shipping if you are in at $600. The only reason why I'm willing to cut the price is because, the Canadian dollar is weaker than Colorado early season snowpack.