Scene: A small neighborhood bakery in the morning. The smell of fresh bread is in the air. Ana walks up to the counter.
CLERK: Good morning! What can I get for you today?
ANA: Good morning. Everything smells amazing! I’d like a loaf of bread, please.
CLERK: Thank you! What kind of bread would you like? We have white, whole wheat, and sourdough.
ANA: I’ll take a loaf of whole wheat bread, please. Is it fresh?
CLERK: Yes, it came out of the oven about an hour ago.
ANA: Great. Could you slice it for me?
CLERK: Of course. Anything else today?
ANA: Yes, I’m looking for something not too sweet. Maybe a pastry?
CLERK: We have croissants, blueberry muffins, and almond cookies. Do you have any allergies?
ANA: I’m allergic to nuts, so I should avoid the almond cookies.
CLERK: Good to know. In that case, I recommend the butter croissant. It’s light and not very sweet.
ANA: That sounds perfect. I’ll take one croissant and one blueberry muffin, please.
CLERK: Would you like them warmed up?
ANA: Yes, please. Just a little.
The clerk warms the pastries and puts them in a small paper bag.
CLERK: Anything to drink? We have coffee, tea, and hot chocolate.
ANA: A small coffee with milk, please. No sugar.
CLERK: You got it. So that’s one sliced whole wheat loaf, one croissant, one blueberry muffin, and a small coffee with milk. Is that correct?
ANA: Yes, that’s right.
CLERK: Your total is 11 dollars and 25 cents. Would you like to pay by cash or card?
ANA: By card, please.
Ana taps her card on the machine.
CLERK: Perfect, it went through. Here’s your receipt and your order.
ANA: Thank you! Have a nice day.
CLERK: You’re welcome. Enjoy your breakfast!
— THE END —