
"I am going to sell you an accordion," said Anne Romagnoli.
"Not right -- " began the teenage boy.
"No, listen, I've got to sell you an accordion. Why can't I sell you an accordion? You need an accordion. Look at you."
"I know, but my accordion, it was my uncle's accordion, and, uh," he said, dissolving into mumbles.
"You're playing a child's accordion. You need an adult's accordion. How old are you?"
"I'm 15."
"You're 15, and you're playing a child's accordion. What can I do to sell you an accordion?"
I'm sold. I've visiting
Mrs. Romagnoli's store this weekend, just to check it out. Here's her
full story, courtesy of the Chicago Tribune.