Your post reminds me of traditional markets where the meeting place of buyers and sellers in the implementation is still traditional. Bargaining is commonplace until the deal is resolved. Because the price can be agreed upon, then shopping in traditional markets is guaranteed more fitting in the pocket and certainly no less complete when compared with the modern waste center. Unfortunately, now some people are reluctant to spend in traditional markets for various reasons. With the mushrooming of minimarkets around the settlement, traditional market conditions are increasingly marginalized.