How Buyers Work
When you go to the store, you give the shopkeeper your money, and in return, you get the red ball. That's how buying works! The person giving something is the buyer, and what they get is the thing they want.
Sometimes, buyers don’t use money, maybe they trade a toy they already have for one they want. It’s like trading your old crayons for a brand new robot. Either way, it's still a buying deal!
So next time you see someone getting what they want by giving something else, remember: that person is a buyer, just like you!
Examples
- A child buys a candy bar with allowance money.
- A store buys toys to sell to kids.
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