Working at a theater box-office ticket window poses many challenges in dealing with people.
A disgruntled customer at a window near mine exclaimed: "No tickets? What do you mean no tickets?"
The woman waiting on him smiled sweetly. "I'm terribly sorry," she replied. "Which word didn't you understand?"
在剧院售票窗口工作，与人打交道时会遇到许多挑战。
我隔壁窗口一位不满的顾客大声抱怨道：“没票了？你说没票了是什么意思？”
接待他的那位女士甜甜地微笑着回应道：“我非常抱歉，”她说，“您哪个词没听懂呢？”
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