At a furniture store
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Man: That’s what they tell me.
Seller: We’ve good variety and low, low price.
Man: Good, that’s it. That’s what I’m looking for. I was looking for some bookcases and I’ve already looked at these.
Seller: There we are.
Man: I know; I looked at those before, but little too expensive for me.
Seller: Sometimes you look, you don’t see.
Man: Yeah, OK.
Seller: Whatever you want, we are here to satisfy you.
Man: OK.
Seller: Please.
Man: Well, what I really was looking for was a bookcase in lower price range.
Seller: Right here. We have just what you need.
Man: As I hear, you got the best bargains in town.
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1- What does “you got the best bargains in town” mean?
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2- What does "bargains " exactly mean in this dialogue?
Does it mean “good price” or does it mean “auction”?
Thank you
