"Paris France Flea Market Paris🪞Marche Aux Puces🪑Brocante in Paris🏺Antique Old Things🏺4K Thrifting "

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AI GeneratedThis transcript captures a series of fragmented interactions, likely at a flea market or antique fair. The dialogue centers on the inspection and pricing of various items, including candlesticks and silver-plated objects from the 1930s, as buyers and sellers negotiate prices ranging from a few cents to several hundred euros.
Oh, pardon!
It's still nice, isn't it?
That's good, but the lady is still there, isn't she?
Today?
Is it chandelier, is it chandelier day, or what?
What's that called, anyway?
Yeah, I know.
Is it a candle?
Isn't that short enough?
150 euros, yeah, yes, that's great.
What is this, madam?
It was in France.
Oh really?
I thought to myself, that.
Hello.
How much?
Ten euros.
Ten?
Ten.
Thank you.
All, ten euros.
No!
No, one euro, two euros, five euros.
It's a minimum of one euro, a maximum of twenty euros.
Thank you.
Three, five.
Tell me the price.
Yes, that?
50 cents
That's 40.
It's silver metal, 1930s.
Would you give me a price for the 300 euros from before?
You owe me 260 francs, 30.
So, the lady's price.
Kings are blue.
Expressly, just for interest.
You must take the blue one; it is not recommended.
You're friends, right?
Hello.
Super.
It's a good, professional job.
I leave it in your hands.
Yes, we'll already put that in, right?
Yes.
It's wood, isn't it?
Wood, yes.
That's why you're going to keep this.
For the thread.
