And so on.
The trick is simple, but it is loved by the aunts and grandmas.
They come to the supermarket every day to see what is on sale today so that they can have something to talk about when they go back.
When I arrived at the supermarket and saw the fresh vegetables and meat, I couldn’t help but want to buy some.
So almost no one walks out of the supermarket empty-handed.
When we get back, we have to say hello to each other, see what each other bought, and whether they got anything on sale that day.
"Look at me today. I bought this bunch of greens for just one cent."
"Look at me, I woke up the old man and bought two."
"Oh, then I'm going to learn from you and take my granddaughter there tomorrow."
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"Hey, tomorrow is the first of the month. How many points do you have? Do you want to go exchange something?"
"I don't have many points. I'll save more and then go get a bigger one next month."
"I didn't change it last month, so I'll go this month. I'll tell you what it is when I come back."
"Oh, okay, I thought that wash basin was nice last time, see if you still have it."
"Hey, I want a barrel of oil, but I wonder how many points it costs."
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Conversations like these happened in the streets and alleys, and Gu Chun could often hear people discussing supermarkets while walking on the street.
Gu Dong also sighed: "Sister, I didn't expect that uncle is the one who does the best business in our family.
Look at you and your aunt, although your store is doing well, your uncle's supermarket is really popular. All the students in our class have been there."
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