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cries ban is crazy, since the contracts are intended to be noisy - I listened to my grandfather to sell their products

Once, I dropped a man upset over a little dog, yelling in a market, which is a testimony - if necessary - the power of the voice of advertising. Markets are supposed to be noisy. They are the last non-sterile environment of retail, and the prohibition of screams, cries of language, lack of leisure and occasional threats like carpet of the Amazon. But unfortunately, this is exactly what the Turkish authorities, by introducing a law last month that prohibits traders shouting and singing.

trading market has been in my family for generations, and I feel a sense of camaraderie with those of Turkey, who are now forced to calm down. My grandfather stood in Petticoat Lane with tissue stolen from a curtain Limehouse wholesaler and go about your shouting: "All Nothing legal notched Take it off my hands quickly the ladies - I'm too nice to prison. " Consider this for a moment - here is a man, proclaiming aloud a real crime, and also indicating an enthusiastic desire to make a real advantage to him in broad daylight in central London. Remarkable.

In Britain, sales of fruit and vegetables at a market stall is still sometimes a license to slander. Often you can just leave as soon as you put your money on the tape. Happy shopping at the market in fruit and vegetables can be like buying things for her to The Exorcist. But still, I hope, a little fun. Many of my colleagues in Istanbul contributed to this sort of thing in a song. They gave me the format lyrical integrity, as Rodgers and Hammerstein. Brilliant.

"There is no joy in a market shrouded in silence," said a supporter of the Turkish market, when asked about the change in legislation. She is absolutely right. Undoubtedly, the world is sad enough without stopping children singing on tangerines truck.