text: Samuel: Sir, are you busy today?
  David: I'm not so busy today, it's a national holiday in Poland, Pastor.
  Samuel: Can you maybe order the Bibles today?
  David: Yes, I think I can do that today. 100 copies of the Bible Society of India translation in Telugu, right?
  Samuel: that's right. I sent you a photo of the front page with the ISBN number and the address of the Bible Society
  David: Yes, I have it.
  Samuel: Sir, when do you think the Bibles will be ready?
  David: I will ask them when I call them. It is a normal working day in India right?
  Samuel: Yes, we are working today.
  David: And you say the cost should be about 5 dollars per Bible?
  Samuel: This is the usual price, Sir, if you buy 100 at a time. It is a lot to ask from you, I know.
  David: No no. The church here agreed to pay the money back to me, it just needs someone to use his credit card. No need to be grateful. In fact I am sorry that I have not done it still even when I promised it so many weeks ago. You have many people waiting to receive the Word of God.
  Samuel: Yes, there are many people in India who don't have their own Bible, sir. In our church some families are sharing it, one gets it one day in the week and then the next family gets it the day after. 
  David: Wow! Seven families for one Bible!
  Samuel: This is why we are asking Christians from wealthier countries to help with the Bibles, sir.
target: David from Poland helps out Pastor Samuel with a purchase of 100 bibles for poor families in India.