Steinway Grand
by Matyas Eszterhazy, Ferenc Karinthy, Bertha Gastor

The woman has advertised a piano for sale and the man calls to inquire about it.

On his second call we begin to sense something is wrong; he is not really interested in the piano.

By the third call we suspect a swindle or a joke.

His fourth call the window allows to go unanswered.

And now the truth is out: the buyer is really a lonely man on the verge of despair.

And so is the widow.