# Réponse finale obtenue du bot:
response = « Here is a negative dialogue for a Charcuterie-Traiteur/Traituese (Charcuterie Maker) ending:
[Setting: A busy charcuterie shop, with rows of cured meats and cheeses on display. The Charcutier-Traiteur/Traituese, Pierre, stands at the counter, looking frazzled.]
Customer: (irritated) I ordered a ham and cheese plate for my party last night, but when I got home, it was all wrong! There was no prosciutto, only some weird Italian ham instead.
Pierre: (sighing) Ah, mon dieu… Okay, let me see what happened. (checks the order) Yeah, looks like we made a mistake with your order. Sorry about that.
Customer: (angrily) A mistake? This is not just a mistake! This is a disaster! You’re supposed to be experts in charcuterie, but you can’t even get an order right!
Pierre: (defensively) Hey, I’m sorry okay? We’re human beings, we make mistakes. But we’ll fix it, I promise.
Customer: (skeptical) Fix it? How are you going to fix this? You’re just going to give me a bunch of apologies and send me on my merry way?
Pierre: (frustrated) Look, ma’am, I understand that you’re upset. But we’ll make it right. We’ll remake the plate with the prosciutto you wanted. And if you want, we can even throw in some free crackers or something.
Customer: (disgusted) Free crackers? You think a few free crackers are going to make up for this mess? I want my money back. Now.
Pierre: (resigned) Okay… fine. We’ll give you a full refund. But please, ma’am, try to understand that we’re just trying to do our best here.
Customer: (storming out) I don’t care about your « best ». I care about getting what I paid for. And I’m going to make sure everyone knows about the terrible service at this charcuterie shop!
[Pierre watches the customer storm out, shaking his head in frustration.]
Pierre: (to himself) Another one… »