Do you have any Italian newspaper? Do you have any Italian newspaper? No, sorry. We only have American newspapers. They're five dollars. Sure. That's eleven dollars and fifty cents, please. No, but there's a post office on State Street. Goodbye. Oh, OK. How much are the phone cards? Oh, OK. How much are the phone cards? No, sorry. We only have American newspapers. They're five dollars. Sure. That's eleven dollars and fifty cents, please. No, but there's a post office on State Street. Goodbye. Can I have two? And these postcards, please. Can I have two? And these postcards, please. No, sorry. We only have American newspapers. They're five dollars. Sure. That's eleven dollars and fifty cents, please. No, but there's a post office on State Street. Goodbye. Thanks. Do you have any stamps? Thanks. Do you have any stamps? No, sorry. We only have American newspapers. They're five dollars. Sure. That's eleven dollars and fifty cents, please. No, but there's a post office on State Street. Goodbye. OK, thanks a lot. Bye. OK, thanks a lot. Bye. No, sorry. We only have American newspapers. They're five dollars. Sure. That's eleven dollars and fifty cents, please. No, but there's a post office on State Street. Goodbye.