Dialogue Between Shopkeeper and

Customer Shopkeeper: Sir, how may I help

you?
Customer: I am looking for a T-shirt.
Shopkeeper: What size are you looking
for?
Customer: I am looking for a medium
size.
Shopkeeper: Okay, these are the
collections of T-shirts.
Customer: Nice collections. Do you have it
in black colour?
Shopkeeper: Yes sir, here is the black one
in medium size.
Customer: How much is it?
Shopkeeper: It is 500 rupees, sir.
Customer: I also loved the blue one.
Pack these two T-shirts.
Shopkeeper: Okay, how will you pay?
stomer:With cash. Here you are.
hopkeeper: Thanks. Here are
your T-shirts.
Father: Hi, son.
Son: Hi, dad
Father: Son. it seems you have not been
paying attention in class, and this clearly
shows in your marks card,

Son: Yes, dad. I find a school to be so boring. I

want to quit and travel the world.
Father: So w will you pay for your tickets? Or even food
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Son: I wi
Father: Son, you need to understand something.
Education is a very important part of your life.
Son: But dad, I do not want to study. I feel that
none of these subjects will become useful as an
adult.
Father: Son, you may not see it, but the world runs on
maths and science. How will you buy food if you cannot
perform simple calculations?
Father: Son, this may seem unappealing right
now, but when you are an adult, you will be
thankful.