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Buy something Hi Joe: I'd like to tell you a story about my shop experience. I went to a high end district in GZ for buying a car of luxury brand while I was studying at university. I looked like a common student, so the staff didn't really want to serve me. That was embarrassing! I ended up buying a expensive car from another store to prove I could! But I felt better when I slaped their face by money. Don't be jealous of me. Louie

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Buy something

Hi Joe:

I'd like to tell you a story about my shop experience.

I went to a high end district in GZ for buying a luxury car/to buy a luxury car [of a luxury brand] while I was studying at university. I looked like a common/an ordinary student, so the staff didn't really want to serve me. That was embarrassing!  I ended up buying an expensive car from another [store]/concern/outlet/showroom to prove I could!  But I felt better when I had 'slapped their face' * by with money.

Don't be jealous of me.

Louie

* since this expression is colloquial and is not meant literally, you should put it in  ' . . '  [quote marks]

How many students in China can afford to buy a luxury car ?

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Buy something

Hi Joe:

I'd like to tell you a story about my shopping experience.

I went to a high end district in GZ for buying a car of a luxury brand while I was studying at university. I looked like a common student, so the staff didn't really want to serve me. That was embarrassing! I ended up buying an expensive car from another store to prove I could! But I felt better when I slapped their face by money.

Don't be jealous of me.

Louie

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