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out /kivesz/ a microchip. The other way is to find out what the customer would like. They make lots of
advertisements /reklámok/, designs /modellek/, which look better and cooler, than the older ones, and they take
action /akcióba lép/ and sale signs out /kiír/ in their windows as bait /csali/ for the people.
Even the product’s place on the shelf influences a single person in the shop: if something is in the height of our
eyes, we notice /észrevesz/ it sooner and think that it’s somehow better than the one on the bottom of the shelf,
which may be a bit cheaper, and sometimes better.
Whenever we would like to use the guarantee to get something repaired, we need the thing’s warranty /garancia/,
or unless /kivéve, ha/ we won’t be able to hand it in /benyújt/. There are problems which can be solved /megold/,
but there are cases when we don’t have an other solution /megoldás/, just to buy a new one, because it would
cost less time and money for us. While we are in time, according /vmivel kapcsolatban/ to the warranty, we have
three options: usually in the first three workdays if we have any problems with the product, we show the
warranty and our newly bought thing, let’s say a camera will be changed for a brand new one from the shelf. In
the first one, two or three months our camera will be sent to a head office /központi iroda/, where if it’s possible,
it gets repaired. With the clothes, we can give them back and choose new things at the price of the piece we had
given back previously /korábban/.
Despite /vmi ellenére/ this, I’ve heard that in America and England they change back almost everything, even
meat /hús/ that was bought a few days ago, but wasn’t good enough for the consumer’s taste /ízlés/. Sometimes I
feel that as time goes on, people besides the laziness /lustaság/ will have so many idiot ideas, like the one I
mentioned before, in connection with the meat.