A picture is worth a thousand words

One unique thing about Sao Tome's Market was its sale of different types of goods and runs

throughout the week. It was located in the outskirts of the town where travelers could stop to get a commodity and one of which was the popular fish spot where sauced fish was sold. Adam, a tourist, was fond of stopping at the fish spot to get some. He seemed to enjoy how well the fish was prepared and the choice of the sauces used.

Picture captured by @wakeupkitty

This fateful day, the bus had stopped at the market spot to allow Passengers get some stuff before they continued with the journey, as Adam hurriedly highlighted and hastened to meet the scanty queue on the fish spot but was disappointed to learn the fish had finished. Adam blamed his lateness on the bus driver who had stopped at a different junction waiting for passengers. He ordered potato chips and hoped that it would taste just as good as the fish sauce.

In the above picture is an image of a market. In a corner is a spot where fish is sold, and just a few people standing in the queue. I suspect the fish is finished judging from the time of the day and the man standing in front of a table is seen packaging something in a leather-No one is sure what it is, but it doesn't look like a packed fish.