"We want two glasses of Toro fennel." "Do you mix water?"
"Are you going to mix water?"
"I don't know," said the girl, "is it delicious with water?" Not bad. ”
"Are you going to mix water?" The woman asked.
"Yes, mix with water."
"It smells of licorice." The girl said and put down the cup.
"Everything is like this."
"Yes," said the girl, "everything smells of licorice. Especially that
Something you've been waiting for a long time, like absinthe. ”
"Got it, don't say it."
"You started first," said the girl, "I've always thought it was funny, too."
Pretty happy. ”
"Well, let's find a way to be happy."
"Okay. I've been working on it. I said that the mountains looked like a bunch
White elephant. Is that a clever metaphor?"
"It's really smart."
"I still want to try this drink that I haven't drunk before. That's what we should be
Things to do - look around and try drinks you haven't drunk, don't you?"
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