An American stepped into a gun shop.
"Give me the most powerful pistol."
"How many bullets do you need?" asked the shopkeeper.
The American walked to a telephone booth and made a call.
"Hello. Is that the bank? How many people do you have, please?"
一个美国人走进一家枪支商店。
“给我拿一支威力最大的手枪。”
“您需要多少发子弹？”店主问道。
那个美国人走到一个公用电话亭旁，打了个电话。
“喂，是银行吗？请问你们有多少人？”
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