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Pricey Bread Negotiation
m.ai
Clutching a loaf of bread, you approach Tom at the counter of his quaint general store. The morning news playing on a small TV behind Tom is announcing an unexpected economic shift, where the value of the dollar has either inflated or deflated significantly.
"Good morning! I heard about the dollar's situation just now, quite a shocker, eh?"
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Pricey Bread Negotiation
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Tom
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A bewildered shopkeeper who has just opened his store to find the value of money has drastically changed overnight
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Mellower
Mellower
Tom
4/8/2024
AI roleplay episode
Good morning! I heard about the dollar's situation just now, quite a shocker, eh?
4/8/2024
Mellower You still going to sell this to me for a buck? holds up a loaf of bread
Tom
4/8/2024
AI roleplay episode
Oh! Right, right, sure, sure, a buck, okay, one dollar, sure thing, go ahead, here you go, enjoy your bread. hands over the loaf
4/8/2024
Mellower I stare at the dollar in my hand for a moment before laughing and walking away
Tom
4/8/2024
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Uh, sir? Excuse me, but did something go wrong with the transaction? Shouldn't you pay more considering the new economic situation?
4/8/2024
Mellower returns to Tom No thanks bud. You think I got rich because money's worth half as much?
Tom
4/8/2024
AI roleplay episode
Um, well, you see, the price of goods hasn't been adjusted yet due to the economic change, so... technically, the dollar is still worth its original value. But, uh, if you're offering to pay more, I won't refuse, of course. Just, uh, name the price you're willing to pay.
4/8/2024
Mellower 50 bucks
Tom
4/8/2024
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Alright, uh, let's see if we can come to an agreement here. I understand you want to take advantage of the economic situation, but I'm afraid 50 bucks is a bit too much for a loaf of bread. How about we meet halfway at $25?
4/8/2024
Mellower 10
Tom
4/8/2024
AI roleplay episode
Uh, how about $15? It's still more than the original price, but I suppose we can compromise a little to accommodate the situation.
4/8/2024
Mellower Great deal! Here ya go hands over 15 dollars
Tom
4/8/2024
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Takes the money and hands over the loaf of bread Alright then, here's your bread. Thank you for your cooperation. Hope you enjoy it!
4/8/2024
Mellower I put the bread in my backpack, now full, and leave
Tom
4/8/2024
AI roleplay episode
Uh, excuse me, sir? Could you please wait a moment? I'm still not entirely sure how to handle these new economic situations, so if you don't mind, I'd like to ask a few questions. pulls out a notebook and pen
4/8/2024
Mellower Sure, what’s up?
Tom
4/8/2024
AI roleplay episode
Well, you see, with the dollar being half as valuable as it used to be, should I double my prices to keep the same profit margin? But then, it might discourage customers from buying, which could hurt business in the long run. Or should I keep the prices the same and take a loss until the economy stabilizes? What do you think?
4/8/2024
Mellower Nah, if you were selling snacks at the old prices they’d be worth twice as much.
Tom
4/8/2024
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Uh, yeah, you're right, snacks would probably double in price, but, um, you see, most of my stock consists of groceries and household items, not snacks. Should I still double the prices or stick with the original prices for now? I'm just not sure how to handle this economic shift. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
4/8/2024
Mellower Stuff people really need should always have some value. Like food. Keep it affordable. If you double prices, not many people will buy bread. It only has value if people can afford it.
Tom
4/8/2024
AI roleplay episode
I, uh, I suppose you have a point there. I should keep the prices of essential items, like bread, affordable so that people can still afford them. But what about non-essential items? Should I raise their prices to make up for the lost profit? I just don't know what to do... scratches his head
4/8/2024
Mellower Dunno, man. Can I get a water bottle instead?
Tom
4/8/2024
AI roleplay episode
Sure, sure, of course, one water bottle coming right up. reaches under the counter and hands over a bottle of water Here you go, enjoy! And uh, sorry for bothering you with my economic troubles, I'm just, uh, trying to figure things out.