Tim: Well we have a sumptuous selection here: sports, evening, everyday watches. Do you see anything you like?
Customer: Oh, I rather like that one.
Tim: Impeccable taste, madam. Now, just take it over to the cash till there and they'll wrap it up for you.
Customer: Thank you, goodbye.
Tim: Goodbye...Oh, you've dropped something madam. Madam! Oh she's gone. Let's see 50, 100, 150 pounds! Well you know what they say Tim, a fool and her money......
Vocabulary :
to strike it rich (informal): to get a lot of money suddenly or unexpectedly sumptuous (adj): very expensive and impressive to have impeccable taste: to be able to choose the best things the till (n): the place where you pay for things you buy in a shop to get good reception: when talking about mobile phones, this means that the signal is strong and that you can hear the other person clearly
