aone day, there was a customer talked about fish with me by a *g fish pond.
"i kept many *g fish in my home pond" the customer said.
"what’s your fish size?" i asked.
"*gger than yours." he made a gap1 of about 16----18 inches between his two forefingers2.
"that isn’t just *g fish, *g money as well. you know the same size fish for sale in our pond about 400 quid each." i said.
"yes! i know." there was obviously3 a smile on his face, he was a little proud.
"how long have you kept them?" i asked.
"about 10 years." he told me.
"you are a very good fish keeper." i praised him.
"of course, i am! did you know all of my fish were originally bought from you." his chest became a little *gger.
"they were our fish." i said.
"yes! that’s true!" he put his thumb up toward4 me.
both of us were laughing.
"i need another fish pond now indeed." he said.
"you can set up another fish pond by the original one then link up the two ponds together and make the water run from this pond to that pond like nature flow, the fish could swim from this pond to the other too. it should be wonderful!" i said by my poor english with the necessary body language.
"yes, i will, but the problem is i have to move into a new house in the near future." he said.
"don’t worry, you can talk with our ma*r and sent your fish here for a holiday, we will expertly look after your fish, after you settle down, you can come and take your fish back to your new pond " i said acted as a ma*r seemingly5 at the moment.
"yes, good idea! but…" he paused and looked around.
"what’s the any * problem?" i eagerly wanted to know and try to * him.
"where is my wife? talking about fish, i forgot the another half, now i have to forget the fish and looking for my wife." he showed me a naughty smile, turned back and darted6（突进，投掷） to indoor.
"don’t worry, if you lost your wife go to the *rmation desk!" i shouted to him as he has ran away.
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