What was wrong with the man? [br] [originaltext]W: Hi, do you feel better now?

W: Hi, do you feel better now?
M: Well, not too bad, but I’ve go to stay in bed. The doctor has just left and he gave me acme tablets to ease my headache.
W: Fine. Are you thirsty or hungry? Do you want me to buy you something to drink or eat?
M: No, there’s no need, Lily. I’m neither thirsty nor hungry, but thank you all the same.
W: Everyone at work sends you their regards, and Henry said hurry up and get better because he can’t handle all the documents and meetings himself.
M: Well, that’s typical. Everything falls apart when I am ill.
W: Isn’t there anything I can do for you?
M: Ok, yes. Would you mind buying some fruit for me? Some apples, I think.
W: No, of course not. What about this pile of documents here that you’ve prepared for Henry? Would you like me to give them to him next Monday?
M: That’s very kind of you, thanks a lot. But there’s just one more thing. I wonder if you could go to the supermarket for me.
W: I’m sorry, I’m afraid I can’t tonight. I have to meet Winnie in ten minutes. But I could go tomorrow morning.
M: That’s fine. It’s not that emergent, so it can wait another day.
W: I’ll drop in and see you tomorrow then, Jason. See you!