Chapter 308: Small tree stick

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Fang Ze certainly did not think that this American woman named Pepper would really be the little pepper in the movie. After all, even an American with a long name, the problem of duplicate names is also very serious.
Unlike Chinese, there are many uncommon synonyms that can be added to the name to add a sense of hierarchy and alienation, which sounds good. Westerners get their names either from the Bible or from ancient celebrities.
The main reason for this phenomenon is that a large part of the roots in Western languages ​​rely on other languages, and there are few words to express abstract concepts. Coupled with several periods of civilization and lack of historical accumulation, they can only rely on the vocabulary of other languages. Get a name.
So if you look at the history books of Westerners, you will find that many people's names are actually the same. Moreover, Westerners do not have the custom of avoiding taboos. Instead, the habit of worshiping celebrities is relatively heavy. Parents will use the names of other respected elders in the family to name their children.
This is relatively easy to see from Harry Potter's novels. At the end of the game, the names of several of Harry's children were the names of the elders who had taken care of Harry before.
If you put it in Huaxia, you name your child the same as the name of an elder who has passed away and took special care of you. There is a high probability that someone will be killed on the spot.
When Pepper heard Stark's phrase, "How do you know that my secretary is also called Pepper?" And thought Stark was joking with him and was about to say something, Fangze rushed in, "Miss Pepper Did you buy your train ticket? "
"I bought it," Pepper said. "But it will be a while before the start."
"We haven't bought a train ticket yet," Fangze said, holding Stark. "Then we'll buy the ticket first, and then we'll come to you after buying it."
"Okay," Pepper said, waving. "I'll take a picture nearby."
"Don't be so anxious." Stark was dragged away by Fang Ze, said, "I think this girl is good, give me some time, let me have a good talk with her, maybe she can help us . "
"Don't forget that you are not the famous Playboy Tony now, you are the Indian Dalit Tony Stark. Even if they are blind again, they will not want to come to you for a while."
"Oh, it." Stark was a little sad when he thought of how he looked like an Indian now.
"I don't think the woman is a racist, maybe it doesn't matter."
"Then we have to buy tickets, too," said Fanze, dragging Stark to the window where he bought the tickets. "Think about it yourself. After I'm done, it's important that I take you to a five-star luxury hotel for dinner It's still important to take care of your little brother. "
"Well, I actually want them all." Stark shrugged, not talking.
"This is where you line up, you line up first," Fang Ze told Stark, "I go to the foreigner's queue window over there to buy tickets before I come to you."
Fang Ze made Stark stand in a long line of more than twenty people, and then hurried to the foreigners on the other side to line up to buy tickets.
A few minutes later, Fang Ze reached the window, expressing his intention to buy a ticket to Heidepool.
"Fill in the form first." The staff at the window was a bit surprised by Fang Ze's familiar local language, and then handed him a form.
form?
Fang Ze froze for a moment, knowing that it was used to know what it was.
Buying a train ticket in India is also a real-name system, but it has been said that Indians do not even have an identity card, so buying a real-name system is actually a very troublesome thing.
This table handed by the staff was densely filled with words and various boxes were left. Fangze needs to fill his passport on it, what level of carriage, sleeper or hard seat, upper or lower bunk. .
In short, trouble is going to die.
And the grades of truck workshops in India are also quite amazing.
In China, there are only four grades of fixed train tickets, station tickets, hard seats, sleepers and soft sleepers. And a train in India has more than ten grades, which can be said to be very powerful.
Fang Ze is not bad because he has a credit card from Xiao Hei. When you think of the poor sanitation of Indian trains, you decide how good you can buy them.
However, I don't know if it was because I ordered it all the way and I was going to carry it all the way down. Several grades of train tickets in front were sold out. Fangze only bought a five-grade sleeper ticket.
Passed the form to the staff, and after getting the train ticket, Fangze stepped out of the line and found Stark who was still in line.
"You will buy train tickets of this grade when you get there."
"Fifth grade? It sounds high, is it the best grade here?"
"No. The best is twelfth."
"Why not buy twelve gears because there is no money?" Stark was slightly dissatisfied.
"There are no more tickets in the front, so let's go. When I get to Heidepool, I will find you the best hotel for you," Fangze explained.
"And the best chef." Stark added.
After more than half an hour, Stark finally bought the ticket. After the two came out, they happened to meet the Pepper again.
"Hi, Mr. President. Did you buy the ticket?" Pepper joked.
"I bought it, but unfortunately it is only a fifth-grade sleeper."
"There is a master in Hyderpur recently to teach the scriptures, so there are many people going to Hyderpur by train, and it is normal to not get tickets." Pepper said as he motioned for the three to go out.
Now there are more than 50 minutes before the train leaves, and there is no place in the lobby of the Delhi Railway Station. The Indians here are lying directly on the ground, so it is better to go out and walk than here.
"How do you know we're going to Heidepool?" Fang Zelui asked, looking at the Pepper in a wary manner.
"Because only the train to Heidepool will not be able to buy the tickets in front," Pepper said, pointing to the crowd sitting in the hall, lying down. "Most of the people here are going to Heidepool."
"So many people?" Fang Ze was a little surprised, because indeed there were so many people here. And Delhi Station is not the starting station for the Heidepool train, so you can think of how many people will be there.
"Indian trains have a very interesting place," Pepper said as they walked to the two. "The lowest-level carriages are not only poor, but the average person is full. This has caused the staff to have no way to check. Tickets, plus the doors of Indian trains are not closed, so they can get on and off at any time, so most people in lower carriages will not buy tickets. "
"The train door isn't closed?" Stark wondered what it was like. "Aren't they afraid of falling?"
"At the speed of the train, even if it fell down, it was only slightly injured."
"So this is why Indian trucks are also full of people." Fangze finally knew why the Indian train was full of people. On the one hand, the doors were not closed, and they could go up and down at any time without buying. Tickets are, on the one hand, because there are too many people in the carriage and it is easy to crowd, so it is better to stay on the train.
"Yes," Pepper nodded, and then she continued. "But five grades are already pretty good, you guys can go to Heidepool."
"Okay, forbearance, forbearance." Stark shook his head and said, "I have been forbearance since I left the United States anyway."
"I came to India to travel." Pepper shook the camera in his hand and said, "How about you guys, you don't look like well-prepared travelers. Why did you come here?"
"We are looking for someone," Fang Ze replied first.
He didn't dare let Stark answer this question. It is very likely that this cargo will go to the Vietnam battlefield to check the new weapons developed by his company.
This is how many years have passed since the Vietnam War.
"Are you looking for someone?" Pepper didn't ask much about this privacy question, but said, "I don't see any of you saluting, did you bring some daily necessities, after all, you have to sit on the train for more than ten hours, It would be uncomfortable to wash your face without brushing your teeth. "
"Yes, you have to buy food." Although Fang Ze wasn't sure if there was food on Indian trains ~ EbookFREE.me ~, he would never eat it even with it.
So the two need to go to the supermarket to buy something.
"Then we have to go to the supermarket to buy things," Stark said to Pepper. "Will we be together?"
"Okay." Pepper nodded and agreed to join Fangze's team.
"You need to buy a toothbrush first," Stark thought brokenly. "I haven't brushed my teeth for a long time. There is no toothbrush in that ghost place in Vietnam."
"Vietnam?" Pepper was a little confused.
"He went to Vietnam before coming to India." Fang Ze quickly explained, and said to Pepper, "Do you know where there are toothbrushes?"
"No, that's it." Pepper pointed to an old lady on the ground who was selling things.
This is an old lady who looks quite old. In front of him is a pile of little sticks with the thickness of a little finger, which looks very glorious.
"Where's the toothbrush?" Stark's eyes widened and he didn't see any traces of the toothbrush.
"These sticks are." Pepper squatted on the floor and introduced them to the two. "In India, toothbrushes are only used by the rich, and the poor generally use this kind of branches. It is said that this kind of small sticks have the effect of medicinal materials and put their head The upper hair is shaggy and then used to brush your teeth, which can make your teeth very white and no tooth decay. "
"What do you think." Stark turned to look at Fangze.
"If there are no toothbrushes in the supermarket, we can only use this."
The three went into the supermarket and bought some bread or something. These breads are only bought by foreigners, and natives buy bread directly. Anyway, most of them will wait for the truck to reach the next station, and then go straight down to buy food.
Bread and mineral water did exist, but toothbrush supermarkets did not sell it. Fangze and Stark had to buy the small tree sticks that were said to be white for toothbrushes.