Shop Assistant : Good morning, Madam. It’s aniceday today, isn’t it?
Customer : Yes, it is. I am a bit early to get my bill, aren’t I?
Shop Assistant : I Just opened the shop.
Customer : You have got my bill read y, haven’ t you?
Shop Assistant : Yes, it’s ready.
Customer : Then I can pay the bill now, can’t I?
Shop Assistant : Certainly Madam ...mm...mm.... You’re Mrs. Chandini Sekar, aren’t you?
Customer : Yes, that’s right. I owe you for three weeks, don’t I?
Shop Assistant : Oh yes, here you are Mrs.Chandini five hundred and twenty four rupees.
Customer : This bill exceeds five hundred. Oh! My goodness!
Shop Assistant : Do you still say the day is nice?
Customer : Come on, don’t tease me. You don’t mind a cheque, do you?
Shop Assistant : No madam, that will be alright. Thank you.
Customer : Welcome.
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