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What is the dialogue line of Venus's Orange Juice?

Venus's "orange juice" dialogue is as follows:

Stewardess: What to drink?

Sister Jin: Sorry, I don't understand.

Flight attendant: I asked you what to drink.

Sister Jin: Sorry, I don't understand.

Stewardess: Would you like something to drink? Coffee, tea or Coca-Cola?

Sister Jin: Orange juice! !

Venus, with its distinctive style and distinct personality of love and hate, is more prominent in the Venus Show. She talks about various topics. Compared with other talk shows, Venus wins with her point of view. She talks about cultural phenomena and emotional problems, but also about male identity and female identity, and she has a sense of substitution when talking about various issues.

Venus dares to do things that others can't imagine and face family and society. Such Venus can no longer be simply regarded as a "woman who crosses the river of men", but perhaps it should become a symbol. Her poisonous tongue is a little crazy, but no one dares to say that she is crazy, because she has no considerable experience and naturally has no comparable boldness of vision.

The incident that Venus made fun of an Air China stewardess with "orange juice" was widely circulated among the public and became the focus of the moment. In the stewardess's completely different attitude towards Chinese and foreign friends, Venus designed a clever trick to mock the stewardess's power, and finally made the stewardess speechless with an authentic northeast spoken language.

Venus said the following sentence as an introduction: when we come back from abroad and support our domestic products, we will buy air China tickets. I think everyone knows the meaning of this sentence. Chinese people support domestic products, so they chose Air China. Then the stewardess was introduced later, and Venus said stewardess in a way of promoting first and then restraining. It is said that flight attendants are well trained and well dressed. In the original words, she dresses like a top figure. I think this sentence is actually a metaphor for the stewardess's clothes putting on airs. Then she said that the stewardess's treatment of foreigners is different from that of China people. The stewardess worships foreigners. The first sentence about air tickets is a satire on the stewardess, and then she said that she has rectified the stewardess.

Although this story sounds like a joke, it is also a wake-up call. In the final analysis, domestic politics is to show weakness abroad. Speaking of foreigners at home, it is always our own people who suffer. I think Air China also has training in handling foreign events, so that flight attendants can treat them differently.