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美国芝加哥一条热闹的大街上,有一对德鲁比克兄弟,装聋子竟发了大财。原来,两兄弟中的一个把顾客引进店里,劝说顾客试试新装是易如反掌的,这样就前前后后摆弄一阵,顾客最后总要问道:“这衣服价钱多少?”这位德鲁比克先生把手装在耳朵上:“你说什么?”“这套服装多少钱?”顾客只好高声又问了一遍。“噢,价格吗,我问问老板。对不起,我的耳朵不好。”他转过身去,向坐在一张有活动顶板的写字台后面的兄弟大声叫道:“德鲁比克先生,这套全毛服装定价多少?”“老板?站了起来,看了顾客一眼,答道:”那套吗?72美元!“
On a lively street in Chicago, United States, there was a pair of Drumbac brothers, who loaded deaf money. It turned out that one of the two brothers to the customer into the store to persuade customers to try new clothes is easy, so fiddling around for a while, the customer always asked: ”“ The price of this dress? ”The Druid Mr. Baker put his hands on his ears: “What did you say? ” “How much is this suit?” “The customer had to shout and ask again. ”Oh, the price, I ask the boss, I’m sorry, my ears are not good.“ He turned and shouted to the brother sitting behind a raised-top desk: ”Drewby Mr. Ke, the price of this whole set of wool apparel? “” The boss stood up and looked at the customer, replied: “That set? 72 dollars!” "