对话中是一名男士想要购买香水，在向推销员咨询了之后觉得其中一款香水挺满

In the conversation, a man wanted to buy perfume. After consulting the salesman, he felt that one of the perfumes was quite satisfactory, so he wanted to buy it, but at this time the salesman asked him if he was using it himself, and if so, he would not I recommend buying that fragrance. Here the salesman follows a qualitative rule: don't say what he knows is false. The perfume that the customer likes is more suitable for women, but not so suitable for men, and the salesperson also directly informs the customer that the perfume may not be suitable for him, and does not say something false because he wants to make this business. if.

During the conversation, a man wanted to buy perfume. After consulting the salesman, he felt that one of the perfume was satisfied, so he wanted to buy it, but the salesman asked him if he was using it himself. If so, he wouldn't recommend buying that perfume. Here, the salesperson follows the principle of quality: don't say that self-knowledge is false. Customers' favorite perfume is more suitable for women. It is not suitable for men, and salesmen tell customers directly that the perfume is not suitable for him, and they do not say anything false because they want to make this business.

In the conversation, a man wants to buy perfume. After consulting with the salesman, he feels that one of the perfumes is quite satisfactory, so he wants to buy it. But at this time, the salesman asks him if he is using it for himself, and if so, he does not recommend buying that perfume. Here, the salesman follows the quality rule: don't say anything that you know is false. The perfume that customers fancy is more suitable for women, but not so suitable for men, and the salesman directly tells the customers that the perfume may not be suitable for him, and does not say anything false because he wants to make this business.