Todd: Hey, Mariela, how do you like this, huh?
Mariela: Oh, please, Todd.
Todd: Oh, come on. It’s only a dollar.
Mariela: Do you really want it, Todd?
Todd: No. I guess you’re right.
Sarah: Hi. Can I help you?
Todd: No, thanks anyway. We’re just looking.
Mariela: Oh! Todd, come over here. Just look at this lovely old necklace.
Todd: Yeah, it’s OK.
Mariela: It’s not just “OK,” Todd. It’s very nice. Oh, and look at this bracelet. Excuse me, how much are these?
Sarah: Uh, let’s see. How about fifteen dollars for the two of them?
Todd: That’s not bad.
Mariela: And how much is this watch?
Sarah: Oh, this one. This one is twenty-five dollars.
Todd: Mariela, are you kidding? Twenty-five dollars for an old watch?
Sarah: This watch is old, but it still runs.
Mariela: How old is it?
Sarah: I don’t really know, but it’s very old.
Mariela: It’s lovely. . . . OK, I’ll take it.
Sarah: OK, great. Do you want those, too?
Mariela: Yes, I’ll take these, too.
George: Sarah, is that my mother’s watch?
Sarah: What? I don’t know.
George: It’s my mother’s watch! Excuse me. This watch is not for sale. I’m sorry. Sarah, could you come over here, please. I’m sorry.
Todd: Hey, Mariela, look at this!
Mariela: Todd. Todd, no! Todd! Todd!