Language barrier

I was in a pawn shop with various firearms and some oddities, and a guy walks in with a crate gun. The seller was Turkish, and I overheard him trying to tell the seller something about his pistol, but he couldn’t understand. I was close enough to hear them and settled in for the show.<br><br>The Turkish guy is like<br><br>“where are you from?”<br><br>The seller is like<br><br>“Jackson”<br><br>The Turkish guy is like<br><br>“Jackson?” <br><br>The seller is like<br><br>“In Tennesee”<br><br>The Turkish guy is like<br><br>“Tennessee?”<br><br>The seller is like<br><br>“In America”<br><br>The Turkish guy is like<br><br>“oh, you from Turkey too?” <br><br>The seller is like<br><br>“no, I’m from Jackson, Tennessee, not Turkey”<br><br>The Turkish guy is like<br><br>“Jackson, Tennessee? We have Jackson Tennessee in Turkey?<br><br>I had to but in and mention that Jackson is a fairly common name, and that may be the reason he is confused. So the seller can now ask questions about his pistol, and it’s a 1970s dated CZ-82, and I never knew they had that many made, but y’all live and learn.