97 I'll take all three 三只我都買了
When a woman requested a whole roaster at the market, the butcher didn't let on that the bird was the last one. “Do you have one a little larger?” she asked. “Of course,” said the butcher. He took the roaster behind the counter, away from view, and made a lot of noise rolling it around the ice as if he were searching for just the right chicken. He then showed the same bird to her. “Better,” she said. “Do you have one with a little more meat on it?” He took the chicken, rolled it in the ice and offered it up a third time. “Great,” the woman said. “I'll take all three.”
當(dāng)一個(gè)女顧客說(shuō)她要買一只整雞的時(shí)候,賣肉的人沒(méi)有告訴她這是最后一只。她問(wèn):“你有沒(méi)有比這只大一點(diǎn)的?”賣肉的說(shuō):“當(dāng)然。”他把這只雞拿到柜臺(tái)后面看不見(jiàn)的地方,把雞放在冰上滾得沙沙響,好像他正在找一只合適的雞。然后,他把同一只雞拿給她看。她說(shuō):“這只好一點(diǎn)。你還有沒(méi)有肉多一些的?”他拿這只雞又放在冰上滾,然后拿上來(lái)第三次給她看。她說(shuō):“太好了,三只我都買了。”