A dialogue between friends about dry cleaners

Saima: Did you get your money okay?

Amna: Yep, there wasn't much of a line. I ran into Sarfraz there.

S: I don't think I know him.

A: You do. You know that friend of Talha's.

S: Now, shall we head to the place where clothes get cleaned?

A: Which one do you usually use? I had a dress messed up by that spot last week.

S: I always go to the one on the Mall, next to the flower shop. They're good, I think. They can do it in two hours there.

A: I didn't know they could do it so fast. I thought it took like a week. Can they fix things too?

S: Well, they fixed my suede coat, but I have to admit, they charged a lot.

A: Maybe it was a big task.

S: It was. I had it made shorter too.

Girl: Hello, ma'am!

S: Can you clean these today? I want to wear them tonight.

G: Sure, they'll be ready by five. Is that okay?

S: Sounds good. One skirt and one jacket.

G: One skirt, one jacket. Skirts are a bit cheaper this week. It's a special deal. Last day today.

A: Lucky you! I should've brought some of my stuff.

G: Your address?

S: 45 Railway Road, Lahore.

G: Your name?

S: Kashif.

G: Here's your ticket.

A: Keep it safe, Saima.

S: I'll try not to lose it. I'll put it in the back of my purse.

G: Hold on, ma'am! There's something in the pocket. In the jacket pocket.

S: Seriously? It's probably a candy wrapper. No need to bother!

G: No, ma'am. It's a one-pound note!

S: A pound note! Oh my! What a surprise! Come on, Amna, let's go grab a huge lunch...