Questions • Apologize for damaging the product • Explain what happened • Say how are you going to fix the issue.

Dear Asila
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my friend. I borrowed a potato
product
from you
last
week, and it was damaged. I didn't mean to hurt. I wanted to plant it in my garden. But it didn't seem like it. I'm sorry my friend. I did not take good care of the
product
I received from you. The
color
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colour
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of the potato
product
was good at the beginning.
Then
it started to change slowly. I don't know why. The next day, when I paid attention, I felt a change. I wanted to fix it,
I
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so I
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filled it with water, washed it and opened it inside.
However
, the inside of the potato is eaten by worms. Not knowing what to do. I cleaned the inside of the
product
and buried it on the ground. We will solve the problem easily. We take care of the
product
every day, spray it with medicine and water it every day.
Then
we will get rid of the problem quickly. Yours sincerely Mokhinur
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