(conversation converted into English, for the awesome Hinglish effect)

I went to an Export surplus shop  (kindly note 'Surplus' is an innuendo for 'Reject')
Since prices were higher than usual, I demanded a bargain.

Shopkeeper - "Bhaiya, prices have been raised by us due to the change in dollar rate...heh heh heh heh...Matlab, you understand na...aab this thing is out of our control......aare ramesh, Tantra k pullover bhi dikha inko."

I didn't argue with him...But I thought that does he import the export surplus..?? How can the dollar rate affect sales of domestic produce in the domestic market? My CA part of my mind argued, 'Nah.. he is claiming the opportunity loss,' but then they were rejected, and he lost his opportunity to export, which is why he is selling them here. Anyway, I bought 2 pairs of jeans, and thought that I was thinking too much, and most importantly, that he was just making up things to justify prices.