It's a fantasy role-playing game.

DM: You are Caduceus Clay, a firbolg cleric . You are the member of the famous group of adventurers. Previously, Jester purchases the Dust of Deliciousness, and manages to get 5 gp off because Pumat likes her. As Beau and Caleb leave the group, you and Jester continue on their shopping trip:
 Grace of the Wilds: you follows his nose to an herb shop in the Pentamarket.
DM: "No, I'm Jesna Bree. But this is Grace of the Wilds, this is my shop. But welcome! Welcome. Welcome, welcome."
Player: I'm still playing catch-up, one second. Hi! I was curious-- I was looking to maybe start learning how to make some healing potions of some kind--
DM: "For training? You want to train?"
Player: Well, yeah. I mean, if that's possible. And also, I'm-- just some stuff for cooking. And otherwise I'm just looking for a nice general set of a few things. I've got a list here, just some food flavors as well.
DM: "Of course, of course! Just give me your list, I'd like to see."
Player: Oh, sure. This is actually my general--
DM: I know. I figured. "Oh. Ah. Okay, yeah!" And as she's talking to you, you watch as her other hand takes a piece of chalk and is writing on the wall behind her. "I'd be more than happy to help, and I can help! A lot of things I can help you with too, and I'm happy to!" And then, in kind of crappy handwriting underneath all the various prices of the herbs and things that are provided you now see 'training.' She's added it to her list of things that she does, as talking to you.
Player: You're probably the person to ask if there's a good tea shop in town. I feel like you'd probably know where to get a nice caffeinated beverage.
DM: "Oh! Oh, yes. Oh yes. Oh yes, I can help with the tea. The tea? I can help with. So, training! What do you want to train in? Please, tell me."
Player: I've been hoping to learn how to make healing potions, actually, in general. Just start to kind of break in that, uh--
DM: "Okay, okay. Okay, that can be done. It may take some time. Little bit of time. Give me your time, we'll make it work."
