user: A non-transparent bottle filled with sugar sits on the counter of a department store. There is no water inside it; however, the bottle bears the label "water" instead of "sugar". Bernard, a new customer, walks up to the counter and notices the bottle. Bernard does not open the bottle and does not look inside. Bernard reads the label. A cousin calls Bernard and tells him that the bottle has sugar in it, and that he should ignore the label that says "water". Bernard believes his cousin.

assistant: He opens the bottle and looks inside. He can clearly see that it is full of sugar. The granules are white and sparkling, unmistakably sugar. Bernard chuckles to himself, shaking his head at the mislabeled bottle.