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Cathy: Sherry, why did you ask me to come to this bargain market? It’s so crowded, and you can’t find anything that you really want.
Sherry: You just don’t get it. Looking for bargains can be really interesting.
Cathy: Are you serious? How can that be?
Sherry: Bargaining is a game, or even a battle. You feel like a winner when you get a good price.
Cathy: Come on, Sherry! You know, you can never really win. The salesperson never loses. They make their living out of it.
Sherry: That’s true. But I just love it. Come here, Cathy!
Cathy: Oh, this silk carpet is really beautiful. Look at the pattern, and how delicate it is!
Sherry: You do have great taste. That’s the most expensive stuff here.
Cathy: Really? Oh, this one. I like the vase.
Sherry: Are you kidding me? I bought a same one last week. It’s surprising that there is something we both like. Well, what do you think of these cups?
Cathy: Come on. They look so cheap. Something else, please.
Sherry: What about this picture? I think Benjamin would like it.
Cathy: Don’t underestimate his taste. I don’t think he’d like it.
Sherry: Don’t be so sure. He loves the vase I bought here last week.
Cathy: Yeah. Well, anyway, it’s up to you. But I can tell that you come here often.
Sherry: Absolutely. That’s why I can always get a good price.