The Repairman takes the two bottles, walks over to a nearby bench, and sits down. He pats the seat next to him. The machine isn't "fixed" in the way the salaryman wanted—the machine is actually broken. But the Repairman "fixed" the man's bad day.
The Repairman takes the two bottles, walks over to a nearby bench, and sits down. He pats the seat next to him. The machine isn't "fixed" in the way the salaryman wanted—the machine is actually broken. But the Repairman "fixed" the man's bad day.
The Repairman takes the two bottles, walks over to a nearby bench, and sits down. He pats the seat next to him. The machine isn't "fixed" in the way the salaryman wanted—the machine is actually broken. But the Repairman "fixed" the man's bad day.