The Three‑Item Limit Lucy and Oscar walk into a small, exclusive art supply shop. ‑ Oscar! You're back again. Remember, the limit is still three items per customer. ‑ You always say that! These paints are perfect for my new masterpiece, and I need at least ten colors. ‑ Just pick what you need, and let's go. I'm hungry. ‑ Art has no limits! How can you put a limit on art supplies? ‑ Sorry, Oscar. Three items. Same rule as always. ‑ This is the most beautiful shop in the city! Surely you can make one small exception for a real artist? ‑ Thanks for the kind words, but no. ‑ Oscar, stop. Pick three colors, and let's go. ‑ Fine. Lucy, you're a customer too. Buy three items for me, and then I'll have six. ‑ OK, I'll buy three items. But they'll be my items. ‑ What? No, buy the ones I need! ‑ You said buy three items. You didn't say which ones. I like orange, gray, and brown. ‑ Those are the ugliest colors! ‑ They're for me. You're welcome. ‑ You know what? I should open my own art supply shop. No limits! The shopkeeper laughs. ‑ Oscar, you said that two years ago. You opened one down the street. It closed after three weeks. ‑ That was a different business idea! ‑ It really wasn't. 问题 What did Oscar ask Lucy to do?