Yeah. I am a very extrovert person, and I like I’m a really extrovert person, and I like all the things very much because I can, uh, I can just choose a brand or simple things because I am a because I am with important. So I can wear any things or, uh, I can buy any any things which I’ll which I like. So nothing is important for me because, uh, because everything is very, very important. So there is a one sentence in English that one is, uh, one is nothing but one is something. So I think it’s it’s dependent upon the time and upon my suggestion. So when I have money, I I choose a Branded, uh, branded properties or branded items, which I, yeah, which I like most of, but when I have, uh, when I have no money or, uh, my parents doesn’t give me some money for my shopping or, uh, for my personal So I can buy a simple things and, uh, also before, uh, before it, uh, before it, will I have what I have.
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I'm a very extroverted person, and I like things a lot. I can choose a brand or simple things because I'm not really concerned about brand names. I can wear anything or buy anything that I like. Nothing is particularly important to me because everything is important in its own way. There's a saying in English: 'One is nothing, but one is something.' I think it depends on the situation and my mood. When I have money, I choose branded items that I like. But when I don't have money or my parents don't give me money for shopping, I can buy simple things. Before, I used to buy whatever I could afford, but now I'm more conscious of my spending.
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