Henan has a friend who likes to travel to the dog market, who came to a local dog market as usual, and soon after he arrived in the dog market, he saw an adult Haschi, whose purpose was essentially the same, so that as soon as he was ready to get to the dog market, a dog dealer had come to the tricycle and started negotiating with the owner. Also, when the netizens approached the tricycle, the dogs had already pulled out some money and started counting...
And while the dog dealer counted the money, the owner held the Haschi while he said to the dog dealer, "Get me another ten!" In the face of the dog owner's urge, the dog dealer was apparently in a hurry, while putting the money in his pocket, saying, "I'll give you the money!" The dog dealer then took another $20 out of his pocket and then said, “Doesn't that make sense? 280!” and then the dog dealer continued to put the money in his hands. When the dog dealer kept stuffing money, it seemed that Haschie in the car understood it, so there was a sense of anxiety.
However, the apprehension in the eyes of the dog did not prevent the transaction, and as $280 was put into the hands of the dog owner, the dog dealer successfully took the dog towed rope from the dog owner. Once the ropes were taken, the dog dealer pulled the Haschi from the car. The owner of the dog was reluctant and went straight to take Haski from the car. But even then, before being taken away by a dog dealer, the two-hub looked back at its owner. But the dog master was busy counting 280 bucks...
The dog dealer, too, had to pull this Haschi in the direction of his car when he counted the money. On the way to the dog car, the dog dealer who saw the whole thing, too, was envied by the dog dealer, who said, "Well, the dog is cheap!" And the dog dealer seemed happy, and he said to the dog dealer who might be negotiating behind him, "Okay, buy you a box of cigarettes..." And then the big brother, who followed the dog dealer and looked at the excitement, said, "It's cheap when he buys 8,900, he sells it on meat." And the big brother's words quickly gained the approval of other netizens who often watched the adult dogs' dealings in the dog market, and some of them said, "That's one thing: buying it is a treasure, selling it is a grass... buying it is like, wanting it at all costs, not at all."
But I am outraged that the final fate of this Haskit remained unchanged, and that, as the dog dealer came to his car, the dogs started to prepare cages, while the owner, who had previously counted the money, followed it in order to get the tow rope back, and, having seen the dog dealer prepare the dog cage, offered to put it in the dog cage. Then I took back the rope around the dog's neck, and then I left the dog market without a shred of it.