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I wanted to buy an item. I guess I was talking to an Asian business owner who was pointing out of the store without a word. I told him I didn’t understand what he was showing, by the time he said in an aggressive style to wholesale and not park in front of his store. I asked him what was the smallest quantity he was selling as a wholesaler, by which time he began to speak Hungarian even more aggressively and approached me menacingly, by which time, in defense, I quickly said only that I was calling a police officer. By the time he stopped and luckily a Hungarian employee showed up from behind, with whom he could calmly talk about the situation. I asked for a buyer’s book, which they said isn’t what’s mandatory anyway. In such a situation, what can a simple shopper do? Pretty much anything, because whatever you do on a ground level is unlikely to have consequences. So at least here I am describing, writing out about myself this event and the fact that in the hope of a better world I wish a happier life to this presumably young Vietnamese man in our country (also). And all of this, for my part, if I had a store, I wouldn’t be doing business with someone who treats other people so harshly.