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Good morning, John.

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Good morning, Hugh.

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And how are you and your excellent convenience store this fine morning?

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Good. Good, thanks, Hugh.

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Good. Okay.

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There you go. Loaf of whole wheat, Telegraph, and an apple.

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Okay, Hugh.

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Although, just thinking, John,

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hoo, yes, goodness, I'm thirsty. I, I really am.

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I, I, I've got a tremendous thirst going all of a sudden!

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Oh.

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Yes, I, I feel like I should grab something to drink right away.

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Do you recommend anything?

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Well, we have lots of different drinks, as you know, Hugh.

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Yes. Yes, you do, but, I'm so thirsty,

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I feel like grabbing something right at hand,

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something from this cooler here.

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Yes, here, here we go.

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Export Jürgen Brau.

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Yes, well, maybe I'll try one of these.

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Yes. Maybe you will.

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Oh, and actually,

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now I notice this is an alcoholic lager beer, isn't it, John?

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10 percent! Whoa! That's quite a lot, isn't it, John?

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Yes, Hugh. It's the most alcohol per ounce

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at the lowest cost in this convenience store.

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Is it really?

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How fascinating!

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Well, it, it's the continental way, isn't it?

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In Spain, they wouldn't dream of starting the day

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without a couple of cans and

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maybe a vodka.

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So, how much is that?

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$4.30, Hugh.

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Ooh, uh, well,

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now I look, I, I don't think I can actually afford the

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the bread, the paper, and apple,

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and this drink.

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Not quite, Hugh.

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Oh, well, maybe I'll put all three of these items back,

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and maybe get two cans of this

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lager beer that you recommend.

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Just in case one doesn't completely rid me

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of my perishing thirst.

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Yes. Yes, that is the usual solution.

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Do you know what, I'm so thirsty,

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I think I might just crack this open and

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drink it here on the step of your store.

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Of course, Hugh.

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And why don't you lie down on the pavement afterwards

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if you're feeling a little bit sleepy?

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What an excellent idea!

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See you tomorrow, John.

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See you tomorrow, Hugh.