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I think they may be stretching the truth a little on the age. If you check out a kitten development chart, his ear position and size is giving 4-5 weeks, and 5 weeks is a stretch.
I would really reconsider taking him so young, he's less than half the recommended age and really he should still be on milk.
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When I had foster kittens I allowed people to "reserve" kittens. So if there was an entire litter (rare as I specialized in sick single and doubles) I'd show them off around 8 weeks and let people choose a kitten, come visit it, but not take it home until 12 weeks. Maybe OP could suggest they absolutely want the kitten to this person, but they want it kept with the mother a little while longer.
Even 8 weeks is a month sooner than recommended and is going to make for a very bitey kitty.