(George is going abroad on business. This is his first time travelling abroad. Now he is going through customs.)
Inspector:	Good afternoon. May I see your passport, please?
George:	Of course. Here you are.
Inspector:	Thank you. What is the purpose of your visit — business or pleasure?
George:	Business.
Inspector:	I see. How long will you be staying in our country?
George:	About a week.
Inspector:	Is this your first time in the country?
George:	Yes. I've been invited by our business associates to attend a trade fair.
Inspector:	Fine. Is this all your luggage?
George:	Yes, that's all my luggage, one suitcase and one bag.
Inspector:	Do you have anything to declare?
George:	I guess not. I mean I'm not quite sure about it. You see, this is my first time ...
Inspector:	I see. Well, would you mind opening your suitcase?
George:	Oh, not at all.
Inspector:	Thanks.
	(George opens his suitcase. The inspector is inspecting the suitcase, and now he looks at a bag.)
Inspector:	What's inside the bag?
George:	That's my laptop computer. Do I have to pay duty on it?
Inspector:	No, it's duty-free.
George:	By the way, I'm carrying four packs of cigarettes for my own use. Are they dutiable?
Inspector:	No, goods for personal use rather than commercial use are not subject to duty. And they are within the limit.
George:	Good. And thanks for the information.
Inspector:	All right. Here's your passport.
George:	Is that all the customs formalities?
Inspector:	Yes. You're through now. Have a pleasant stay.
George:	Thanks a lot.