Mrs. Reed and her daughter Susan are talking about the coming Father's Day.

Mrs. Reed: Don't forget, Susan, tomorrow's Father's Day.
Susan: Oh, my god. I don't have a gift. What should I get him, Mother?
Mrs. Reed: I don't know. That's always a problem. Why don't you walk down to the shopping center and try to find something?
Susan: I think I should get him something to wear or something for him to use.

Susan hurried to the shopping center and went into the men's store. She had only 3.00 dollar.

Saleswoman: May I help you?
Susan: Yes, please, I want a gift for my father, but I don't know what to get.
Saleswoman: How about a nice shirt?
Susan: No, I only have 3.00 dollar.
Saleswoman: Oh, here are some ties. They are at a clearance sale.
Susan: Can I have this one?
Saleswoman: Sure. Here you are.
Susan: The color is a bit bright. Will there be anything else?
Saleswoman: How about this one? We sell a lot of these.
Susan: This one is beautiful. My father likes red and white tie.
Susan: How much is this red and white tie?
Saleswoman: That's exactly $ 3.00.
Susan: I'll take it. Here is the money.
Saleswoman: Here is your tie. Thank you.