There is a fruit shop opened near the company, and the manager is a fellow countryman, so I often visit it.
I went to buy fruit after get off work today and wanted to cut half a watermelon. The boss said it was too late and the remaining half was hard to sell.
I understood and bought the whole thing without saying a word.
When I was putting the car away outside, I turned around and saw a customer walking out of the store carrying half a watermelon.
I couldn't help but go up and ask how I bought this half watermelon.
The other party looked puzzled, "Isn't it just a matter of choosing one now? That's how everyone buys it."
I was stunned on the spot. It turned out that I was the only one who couldn't buy half of this watermelon.
Since half a watermelon won't be sold, our company shouldn't accept group buying orders either.
