A Dialogue Between a Housewife and a Hawker
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A dialogue between a housewife and a hawker
Housewife: Excuse me.
Hawker: Yes, how can I help you?
Housewife: I’d like to buy some vegetables. Do you have onions?
Hawker: Certainly, here they are. How much are you looking to buy?
Housewife: I’m not sure. Could you please tell me the price per kilogram?
Hawker: The onions are priced at Rs. 25/kg.
Housewife: Oh my God, that’s quite expensive. Just yesterday, I purchased them for Rs. 16/kg.
Hawker: You’re absolutely right. I was also selling them at that same price yesterday. But, Unfortunately, the market rates have risen significantly today.
Housewife: What about cabbage? How much does it cost?
Hawker: Cabbage is priced at Rs. 10/kg, and it’s quite fresh.
A dialogue between a housewife and a hawker
Housewife: It seems like everything has become very expensive these days.
Hawker: Yes, it’s becoming increasingly challenging for people with limited means to make both ends meet.
Housewife: Is there anything that is more affordable nowadays?
Hawker: Well, even after working all day, we hardly manage to earn around Rs. 100 or 150.
Housewife: That’s tough. Alright, please give me 1 kg of onions, half a kilogram of cabbage, and some coriander leaves for one rupee.
Hawker: Here you go.
Housewife: How much does it all come to?
Hawker: It totals Rs. 20.
Housewife: Here’s the money.
Hawker: Thank you, and have a great day.
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