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无商不奸,无商不诈。这似乎是许多人对商人的看法。殊不知,古今中外市场上也有不少以诚为本、老实经商的“憨商”。日前,笔者到居所附近的一个体摊上买菜,慌忙中付完钱就走了。回家才知忘了拿菜。第二天又去买,付钱正要走,发现埋头操秤的小贩,正在对我仔细端详:“同志,昨天您是不是在我这儿买了菜没有拿?”我轻轻点头。小贩喜出望外:“哎呀您怎么不提这事呢?”“一两元钱的事您大概早忘了!”我淡淡地说。小販似有歉意:“怎么能忘!昨天我急坏了,
No business, no treacherous, no business, no fraud. This seems to be what many people think of businessmen. As everyone knows, there are also a lot of honesty-oriented and truth-seeking “businessmen” in the ancient and modern markets. A few days ago, the author went to a stall near his residence to buy food and hurried to pay the money and left. When I got home, I forgot to get food. The next day I went to buy and pay the money and I was going to find that the peddler who weighed in the scales was reviewing me carefully: “Comrade, did you buy food here yesterday, did you not take it?” I nodded gently. The hawker was overjoyed: “Why don’t you mention this?” “You’re probably forgotten about a dollar or two!” I said lightly. The hawker seemed to apologize: "How can you forget! I was so bad yesterday,