At the bazaar

A: Mobin | B: Mahdi | C: Erfan | D: Reza | E: Amin | F: Nima | G: Arsham

A: Hi, where is Reza? He talked to me and he said that he would go to the minibus.

C: Mr Drikvand and him went out. They were on pins and needles.

D: Mobin, where did you get this plate? From that shopkeeper?

A:yes from him. His objects are on the house.

D: ok, it's that as it may. I won't give an inch. You are a potato head. Don't bury your head in the sand.

B: boys, we are ready to go. Sit tight and don't move please.

F: I'm daze. I demand some suvineers.

B: ok, I'll unravel. There is an inviting market in our next bus stop. So please don't impute me.

F: Mr Drikvand, don't you think it's as nutty as a fruitcake that we don't buy objects from that shopkeeper on a shoestring?!

C: by no means. That shopkeeper isn't vanilla. He cheated on me one year ago. You see once bitten, twice shy.

A: boys we are ail slow. On the one hand, do we have enough money? We have to save money for rainy day. We might as well.

B:boys we arrive at the bazaar. First of all, we have to put our heads together. Mobin is my representatives. He is a man after my own heart.

D: pull the other one. I keep my shirt on but we will lose our shirts if Mobin still be our leader.

F: Reza, keep the ball rolling. Mobin is jack of all trades.

B: I have a friend in this bazaar. Let's find him. 

G: Hi Mahdi, you are a sight for sore eyes. I haven't seen you for years. This is my blue collar worker, Amin. He's the best.

A: don't blow your own trumpet. All of us here hold our own. 

C: sorry, my friend is in blue funk, owing to his argument.

E: no problem. We have no quarrel.  But bear it in mind, two can play at that game.

A: I knew a thing or two about people like you. You can just say idle rumours.

G: we have a lot of objects here. Come and buy from me. Don't think there are other fish in sea. We are unique.

D: what is this stone figure used for?

E: in donkeys years, people used to think that these figures could bless them. But I want you to take it with a grain of salt. Generally now, we use it for decoration.

F:hey sir, where was this stone figure made?

G: In Egypt. Boys, what do you think of it?

B: can I look at it carefully?

G: sure. But why? My objects are bomb.

B: I know but the devil is in the details. If it had some problems, I couldn't change it; you see, a snowball's chance in hell.

G: the ball is in your court. But this is too old and couldn't be fixed. So I want you to don't cry over spilt milk when it happened.

A: I want a glass plate. Do you have one? I left no stone unturned but I didn't find that.

E: glass plate? Ok, we have one that was made by machine. But why don't you jump on the bandwagon. You rotten egg.

D: boys, there are clouds on the horizon.

B: yes. Amin fasten quarrel upon Mobin.

A: Amin, you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink. 

F: what's all the fuss about?

C: Nima, you always pour oil on troubled water but get out of this issue. Hand over situation to me. 

F: yes; you're right. I lose my touch.

B: boys, it's time to go. Let's go hand in hand.

A: it's time to go but Amin I'll play hardball. Take care of yourself! Bye.