B: That's right. For example, my water-saving mode.

My mother said to save water and money.

B: My grandmother also said to save money and water.

Ah, yes.

Oh, no. Save money and water.

A: My faucet is broken, so I quickly called my father to change it.

B: I'm shouting.

A: I shouted, Dad, all my money has gone.

B: I also clean the table with vegetable washing water, mop the floor with vegetable washing water and water the flowers.

A: I am ashamed to be a water-saving model. I'm not idle either. I wash my feet with face wash water, flush the toilet with foot wash water, and flush the toilet with water.

B: Oh, it's easy to save water. The trick is far more than taking a bath takes a long time. Water, water and money turn on the tap and let the water spill.

A: It's better than saying how greasy the rice bowl is. I'll lick the baby first, then wipe it with a paper towel and then wash it. It is clean and saves water. It is raining. I use a bucket to catch rainwater to mop the floor and clean the windows.

I also have clothes to wash for my parents and grandparents.

A: Laziness has something to do with saving water.

B: Because I need several buckets of water to wash towels, and Grandma only uses several bowls of water.

Well, it's economical.

I have a better idea. I change clothes once a week and take a bath once a month. I went to my spaceship, and for a few days I used less water than washing dishes.

Well, there is also water saving. Saving water will waste water. Use as much water as possible. Say a few water-saving slogans to the audience: the world is dripping with human tears.

In order to save water, I will break my leg.

A: Go blind-make up.