One year, my husband and I went to buy bracelets and went to a famous gold shop. The salesman asked us if we were going to get married and buy jewelry. We agreed not to choose wedding anniversary gifts. Our children are very old, and we can immediately feel that the salespeople are not so enthusiastic. We saw a slightly larger bracelet in the shop. She seems more sure that I'm just hanging out. I probably didn't care enough to choose money for us after marriage. In our small city, the consumption of bracelets is very low. We had a look, and there was nothing I liked, so we left. The clerk's eyes just said, I look down on nothing. Later, I went to another store, quickly chose one, paid for it and left. After passing by the original store, the clerk just greeted the customers at the door. Anyone who sees me coming will ask me if you want to buy it. I raised my arm and showed it to her, saying that the little girl was blue and the little girl was mistaken.