Do Not Trust Goods On Sale

Before this term began, I went to downtown to buy some commodities for school. When I strolled along the street, I saw a board printed "bags on sale" in front of a shop, so I got in. It was a bag shop, so I asked: "Is it true that you have bags on sale?" "Yes, which kind of bag you want?" a man replied unfriendly, maybe he is the owner. "Shoulder bag, please." I answered, and then he started looking for, and murmured: "shoulder bag, shoulder bag…" after one minute, he got the shoulder bag to me with words: "Here you are." I paid money and left. Recalled this, I found that I was too foolish to concern the quality of the shoulder bag, so next, I got a lesson:One morning, because of the exams, so I carried many books to classroom by the shoulder bag. It is a long way, after about half of the way; I already felt the aches of my shoulder, the backpacks were so thin. When I almost arrived, I just felt easy suddenly, and something fallen with a flump. Yes, it was my shoulder bag, it was broken. I was embarrassed very much, because there were a lot of students around. I just said a word: "Shit!" and then I got down and checked all these things. I opened the bag, there was another surprise for me, my water glass was broken, too. And the water got wet all my books and the bag. Obviously, the self-study was ruined, and I had to back to my department with the wetted bag, but how can I do that, the bag was wet, and I did not want to get wet my clothes. Just at the same, one of my classmates approached me with his bicycle, "What happened to you?" he asked, "You can see it by yourself." I answered. Then he smiled and said: "Shit happens, but I can help, but what a bad bag!" "Yeah, I can see that." I said. Then with him and his bicycle's help, I back to the department finally. That was a bad day to me. But thanks to my classmate, without him, that would be bad very enough. And after I had been through this, I would never buy something on sale. Otherwise, I should check the quality first and immediately.