Once I had a conversation with a British girl. I was like “I’ve got an opportunity to travel to North Korean”, she said “Shop it” then, which confused me so much. At that point I was questioning, did

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Once I had a conversation with a British girl. I was like “I’ve got an opportunity to travel to North Korean”, she said “Shop it” then, which confused me so much. At that point I was questioning, did she suggest that I should sell that to someone else? So I goes how much do you think it worth. Obviously, my question got she there but I eventually figured out that her previous words was “stop it”.

Jun 23, 2025 5:14 PM

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Once I had a conversation with a British girl. I was like, “I’ve got an opportunity to travel to North Korea.” She then said “Shop it,” which confused me so much. At that point, I was questioning, was she suggesting that I should sell this thing to someone? So I go, "How much do you think it's worth?" Obviously, she got my question, but I eventually figured out that her previous words were “stop it.”

I'm not sure if that last part "Obviously, she got my question" was what you meant to say. It's unclear what your meaning was there. Otherwise, very well done!

Jun 23, 2025 11:18 PM

Once I had a conversation with a British girl. I was like “I’ve got an opportunity to travel to North Korea”, she said “Shop it” then, which confused me so much. At that point I was questioning, did she suggest that I should sell that to someone else? So I go how much do you think it worth. Obviously, she got my question there but I eventually figured out that her previous words were “stop it”.

Jun 23, 2025 6:00 PM

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