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Recently, for the promotion of Wikipedians, everyone tried their best to shout, and before we knew it, many interesting slogans were coined. Like, for two bucks you won’t get cheated or suffer any loss; you won’t end up in Singapore or Moscow! It’s interesting; many of the calls are easy to recall! Everyone, talk about the calls you heard. h
Beer, beverages, mineral water, peanuts, sunflower seeds, eight-treasure congee. Come on, tighten your legs a bit
In my hometown, those who sell tofu use a drum to do it
For two yuan, you won’t suffer any loss or be deceived; you won’t end up in Singapore or Moscow! It seems there’s still a long way to go ahead. There’s a short video on WeChat that’s very popular; it’s spoken by a middle-aged man who runs a street stall. What eloquence: victory:
Everything in the store is sold for two bucks – two dollars each, a real clearance sale, genuine discount pricing. You don’t need to ask about the price or haggle; there’s no risk of getting overcharged. Everything costs two bucks; you can pick whatever you want. It’s truly a good deal – whatever you buy costs just two bucks. You can’t lose by buying it at this price, and you won’t get cheated either. It’s really worth the money; everything is affordable. Everything in the store is sold for two bucks – pick whatever you like. Everything costs two bucks. Two bucks isn’t much; it’s not enough to go to Singapore, but it’s not expensive either. You don’t even need to hold a family meeting to decide on it. Although it’s not a family heirloom, it’s something every household needs. It will last for three to five years and can even be passed on to the next generation. Everything in the store is sold for two bucks – pick whatever you want. Everything costs two bucks. Two bucks isn’t much; it’s not enough to buy a house or a car, nor to go on a trip to Moscow. Two yuan – it’s not a waste; you can use it all year round. Two yuan – it’s not much; you can’t steal houses or sell land with that amount. Just pick any one – everything in the store costs two dollars. Whatever you buy, it’s still two dollars. It’s a good deal; you can use it all year round. The elder brother bought it as a gift for his sister-in-law, who was overjoyed. She happily took it home, as if it were a rose given to her.
This post was last edited by wang*neng on 2016-4-10 at 13:47. TV shopping pitch: Hey, don’t pay 1999, don’t pay 999 – just pay 99. That’s right, you heard it correctly; it only costs 99. . . . . . The phone is yours!
You can get it for free with your ID card in hand now