So, a woman and her husband (or man and his wife, whatever rocks your boat) came in. The woman hated her phone service, she didn't like the plan, was sick of them. She wanted a pre-paid phone, something with a bit of freedom attached to it. So, our resident phone expert leads them over to all of our prepaid phones, perfectly ready to help this woman out.
"We should go to sprint." the husband said.
"So, here are our prepaid phones..." My associate started.
"I'm telling you, we should go to the sprint store." He repeated.
"We have quite a selection of prepaid phones." The coworker said trying to ignore him.
"Why don't we just go to the sprint store." Said the neurotic nincompoop.
"Does the sprint store sell prepaid phones?" My coworker asked.
"Um, no. I don't think so." The husband replied.
"Then your wife would be right back where she started, hating her plan."
Seriously, what's wrong with these people?
The woman came in to get service. Not the man. Therefore "a woman and her husband" Is right. It's NOT about preferences.
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