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vases) and after he purchases three of the item he throws them on the floor and steps on them dramatically. When the shopkeeper asks him 'What did you do that for?!?!' He then turns to the seller of the item and says that he did not like the item e.g. "I don't like your mangoes." After each skit, as
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