Today a neighbor asked me about a small group tour to Japan. Including this one, I previously...
Neighbor: Actually, I buy something every time I ask, but I usually only patronize large companies.
Me: (Because I didn't expect him to answer like that, I was speechless for a moment)
Neighbor: But I see your service is quite good, so I always come to ask you for all the ingredients first.
Me: (I wanted to say I mind) Thank you for praising my service, but I hope you will...
Neighbor: You can't think like that. Your company isn't big. If I buy it, I'll worry about you taking care of things on the daily schedule.
Me: Thank you. Actually, we really need the support of our upstairs and downstairs neighbors and friends so that we can gradually grow into the big company you mentioned.
Neighbor: Okay, okay, no more group tours, at most I'll ask you to buy an ocean-themed ticket next month.
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