We looked into a cozy souvenir shop through the window and decided to go in. It would be better not to do this. In an empty store, in complete silence, and in response to the "gamarjobat," the seller remained silent and buried her face in her phone. Well, OK, we're used to the fact that not everyone says hello in return. Then the girl turned on the show, turned up the volume and remained indifferent for the entire 10 minutes that we were there. Prices are not available for all products, so I had to clarify. The girl forced herself to say something unintelligible, then turned up the volume on her phone defiantly. We said goodbye as we left, and there was silence in response. The prices, as we found out, are much higher than what a person spends on souvenirs, there are interesting things, but I absolutely did not want to leave 250-500 GEL per unit of goods in this inhospitable place with an arrogant seller. And it would be fine if the task was too much, but no- being polite is the minimum requirement for any person. In general, no matter how pleasant the gizmos in the store are, I'm not going to carry my money for a po to a girl with an openly boorish attitude towards a customer. Moreover, I want to take pleasant memories away from Tbilisi as a souvenir, and not that's all..

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