#Person1#: May I help you?
#Person2#: Yes, I would like to return these slacks.
#Person1#: Alright. Do you have your receipt?
#Person2#: Yes. Here it is. I bought them last week.
#Person1#: And why are you returning them?
#Person2#: I bought them to go with a blouse of mine. But they don't really match.
#Person1#: I see. Oh, wait. Ma'am, I'm sorry. These slacks were on sale.
#Person2#: Yes, they were thirty percent off.
#Person1#: I'm sorry, but we don't allow returns on sale items.
#Person2#: I know many stores have that policy. But I have returned sale items here before.
#Person1#: I'm sorry, but we usually don't do it. It is our policy.
#Person2#: I just bought these slacks a week ago. And I am a regular customer here. Can you make an exception this time?
#Person1#: Well. Let me talk to the manager for a moment. Ma'am, the manager says I can do it this time.
#Person2#: Good. I'm a regular customer here. I am glad you can make an exception for me.
#Person1#: Please show me your receipt again.
#Person2#: Here it is.
#Person1#: I will have to give you store credit, Ma'am. If you find something else you like in the store, you can use the credit.
#Person2#: Store credit is okay with me. I'm sure I will find something I like. I shop here a lot.
#Person1#: We appreciate your business, Ma'am.
#Person2# wants to return the slacks because they don't match her blouse but #Person1# says the slacks were on sale so #Person2# can't return it. Since #Person2# is a regular customer, the manager agrees to make an exception so #Person1# gives her store credits.
return slacks