When we talk about this, it's particularly funny to think about it, because our second-rate Hasschi's dog food was caught by it, and I can't even get into the door with this vendetta locked in my hand! Then I came home on the phone for help with the lockmaker!
My Haschi's name is Ya. It's a dog with a small belly. It's normal to take it out, to meet other cats and dogs, to say hello to each other, to talk about pets, to see me chatting with other dogs' owners, but I want to talk to other dogs, and it gets angry. That day is the day you'll eat a whole bowl of vinegar! I went home from work that afternoon, and I came down to our building, and I saw a stray puppy, and I wasn't afraid of me, but I knew that if I brought a puppy home, one of our jealous altars would be in my head, so I wasn't prepared to adopt the puppy, but it was a good thing to see the dog, so I ran home, took some of the dog food that I bought, and then returned to feed the stray dog downstairs.
I was thinking that, despite my limitations, I couldn't take him home, but I did my best to help him. When we were satisfied, fed our stray dogs, happy to come home, we found our door locked! And because I'm in a hurry to get out of here, remember that I'm sure I didn't lock the door with a key, so there's only one possibility that our house is locked in there!
I had to call the lockkeeper, but unfortunately the lockkeeper's working less today. That's how I waited at the door for more than an hour, or was locked up by a dog with a temper. Then he came home, and this guy got angry, and one of them was afraid, because I had to feed his dog. The other dogs, worried about doing something wrong, afraid I'd get mad, so they'd just hold their heads down and afraid I'd talk about it, and they'd raise their heads to my basic theory. I can't!
But after a rigorous lesson, this guy also knows that what he did today is wrong and that he's probably locked up by mistake, and he's not as smart as he is. But I'm still trying to be better prepared to pay for a lock in case something like this happens. Turn to our door. And I hope that all of you will respect this life, and that they will be emotional, angry, angry and grateful, and that they will be more careful, that they will adopt instead of buying, that you will not leave, that you will give it a home, that you will take care of yourself!