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  1. 1D AGO

    Vol280.日常英语学习Be Your Own Safe Place

    获取全部文本资料公众号搜索:yymaster888 Hey hey hey everyone. Welcome back to Pod and Chill. I'm Leo. And I'm Gwen. It feels nice to sit down and talk with you again today. Some days feel light, some days feel heavy, and both are okay to bring into this space. Speaking of heavy days, something happened to me yesterday. What happened, Leo? Yesterday I met a close friend of mine. Her boyfriend just dumped her, you know. She kept blaming herself again and again. Oh, that must be really hard for her. Yeah. She said she wasn't good enough and asked, "What should I change for someone to love me?" But she never paused to ask if she was already enough. Well, that's today's topic. Learning to love yourself more than anyone else. This episode is for B1 listeners and strong beginners. There'll be vocabulary and a PDF so you can review later. Now, let's begin. Before we go deeper, hold one thought with us. Loving yourself is not pushing yourself to be better every day. Yes, it is choosing to stop being unkind to yourself. To do that, we first need to understand what self-love really means. Self-love sounds simple, but it feels heavy. I think many people feel a little confused right away. Like, am I allowed to love myself that much? And if I do, does that make me narcissistic? Oh, Leo, that's a very normal reaction. Some of us imagine loving yourself means having a big ego, like you always put yourself first and never say sorry. But that's not what real self-love looks like at all. It often shows up in small moments that most people don't even notice. Yes. And loving yourself actually starts with self-acceptance. When you practice accepting your imperfect parts, you stop building your worth on emotional dependency. Yes. You accept that some days you feel clear and confident and other days you feel tired, lost or unsure. Instead of fighting those days, you stay with yourself through them. That's a big part of respecting yourself. Well, imagine it this way. Loving yourself is like staying in an old house that you've lived in for many years. And it has seen every version of us, right? Yes. Some walls are cracked, some rooms are full of things you don't use anymore. And some corners are a bit dark and forgotten. But you don't destroy the house just because it's not perfect. Yeah. Instead, you try to clean one small corner at a time, open the windows, let fresh air and light come in, and slowly the house starts to feel different. That's when you start to notice new things. Yeah. Like a quiet spot where you feel safe or a window where the morning light feels gentle. Those things were always there, you just didn't slow down enough to see them before. That's how inner stability is built, by staying, not escaping. So, loving yourself is choosing to stay with who you are. You decide to care for yourself instead of judging yourself. Before we move on, let's pause for a moment together. Ask yourself softly, am I treating myself with kindness? You don't need to answer it perfectly. Just notice what comes up. And we'll explore why this feels so hard in the next part. So, if loving yourself sounds gentle and simple, why does it still feel so hard sometimes? I think one big reason starts very early in our lives. When we were children, love often felt like something we had to earn by being useful, being easy to love. When love comes from outside, it can be taken away. Slowly our value becomes something fragile. Yes. One failure, one rejection, and everything feels like it collapses. I've seen people who are very kind to others. They listen. They help. They show up when someone is tired. But when it comes to themselves, they never let themselves rest or admit they're really tired. Right.

    20 min
  2. 3D AGO

    Vol279.日常英语学习The Truth About the Divorce

    获取全部文本资料公众号搜索:yymaster888 Hey son, are you ready now? It's my weekend with you and I was really looking forward to it. I thought we could go for a walk, maybe get some food or just sit somewhere and talk. We don't have to do anything special. I just want to spend time with you and enjoy the day. No, I'm not ready. I don't want to go out today. I just want to stay here. What? You don't want to go out? That's strange. You usually like going out, even if it's just for a short walk. Did something happen? Are you feeling sick or tired or is something bothering you? I'm not sick. I'm just not in the mood. That's all. And honestly, I don't really want to spend the day pretending everything is okay. Pretending? What do you mean by that? I'm not asking you to pretend anything. I just want to have a good weekend with my son. That's all. That's the problem. You always say that, but it never feels real. It feels like you want everything to be fine without talking about what's actually wrong. I don't understand why you are so upset. If something's wrong, you can tell me. I'm your father. I'm here to listen to you. You can trust me. You say you listen, but when I talk, you get defensive or you get angry or you change the subject. So, what's the point? All right, I hear you. Maybe I didn't listen well before, but right now I'm asking you, please tell me what's going on inside your head. I don't know where to start. There are so many things that I keep inside. And every time I see you, they come back. It's not easy for me to talk about them. We don't have to rush. We are not going anywhere today. Take your time. Okay, let's see if that's true. Then I'll ask you something. Something I've wanted to ask you for a long time, but I was scared to do it. Why did you and mom really divorce? I don't want a short answer. I want the truth. That's a difficult question. Your mother and I had many problems and things were not working anymore. She was unhappy, always complaining. And no matter what I did, it was never enough for her. So, you're saying it was her fault, that she was the problem. I'm saying that she changed. She became distant, cold, and angry. I tried to keep the family together, but she pushed me away. That's not how I remember it. I remember both of you arguing. I remember silence at dinner. I remember you coming home late and not talking to anyone. I was there too, you know. Yes, I know you were there, son. But you were just a kid. You didn't understand everything that was happening between adults. Maybe I didn't understand everything. But I saw enough. I saw mom crying in the kitchen when she thought no one was looking. I saw you ignoring her when she tried to talk to you. That wasn't only her fault. Son. I was tired. I was stressed. I was working all the time to provide for this family. Nobody ever talks about that. I know. I know you worked hard. I'm not saying you didn't. But working hard doesn't mean you can disappear emotionally. Mom needed you and I needed you, too. That's the truth. I didn't know how to show it. I thought bringing money home was enough. That's how I was raised. My father never talked about feelings either. I understand. But mom told you many times that she felt alone. She asked you to go to therapy. She asked you to talk more. You didn't want to listen. You never wanted to listen. Son... I thought therapy was a waste of time. I thought we could fix things by ourselves. You always said mom was exaggerating, that she was dramatic. But from my side, it looked like she was desperate. I was wrong about that. But son, I didn't want to. I just— Your mom always— Stop blaming my mom. You were also part of that problem. Dad, I think it's time you take responsibility for your actions, right? Well, I suppose yeah, you're right. I see that now. At that time, I was too proud. I didn't want to admit that I was part of the problem. It was easier to blame her than to look at myself. You also shouted a lot. You think I don't remember, but I do. Even when you didn't shout at me, I felt scared. You must know that. I know. I know that. And that's something I regret deeply. I was angry—very angry at life, at work, at myself. And I took it out on the people I loved the most. That was unfair. After the divorce, you always told me that mom broke the family, that she destroyed everything. But I felt like I was losing both of you, not just her. I was hard and I was bitter. I wanted someone to blame. I didn't realize that I was hurting you by saying those things. I felt like I had to choose sides. When I was with mom, I felt guilty for loving you. I mean, when I was with you, I felt guilty for loving her. That's not something a child should feel. Am I right? Yes, son. You are right. I failed you there. I should have protected you from our problems instead of pulling you into them.

    17 min
  3. 6D AGO

    Vol278.日常英语学习Talking About Horoscopes

    获取全部文本资料公众号搜索:yymaster888 Hello everyone and welcome to English Pod. My name is Marco. My name is Katherine and we're talking about the stars today. That's right. Today we're going to talk about a very popular uh subject. Many people believe in the horoscope. So horoscope is basically a system, very old system of determining your future and describing your personality. And so it all depends on when you were born and where you were born. So, what stars were in the sky when you were born? That's right. So, basically, as many of you may know, there are 12 signs and we're going to talk about a couple of them and a little bit more about horoscopes and this uh I don't know. I guess it's kind of like a branch of science or pseudoscience. Pseudo science. Yeah, I don't think there's much testing that's going on, but it's definitely something that a lot of people believe in. So, let's take a listen to today's dialogue and we'll be back in a moment to talk more about it. Hey Lydia, what are you reading? I'm looking at my horoscope for this month. My outlook is very positive. It says that I should take a vacation to someplace exotic and that I will have a passionate summer fling. What are you talking about? Let me see that. What are horoscopes? It's a prediction of your month based on your zodiac sign. You have a different sign for the month and date you were born in. I was born on April 15th, so I'm an Aries. When were you born? January 5th. Let's see. You're a Capricorn. It says that you'll be feeling stress at work, but you could see new exciting developments in your love life. Looks like we'll both have interesting summers. That's bogus. I don't feel any stress at work, and my love life is practically non-existent. This zodiac stuff is all a bunch of nonsense. No, it's not. Your astrology sign can tell you a lot about your personality. See, it says that an Aries is energetic and loves to socialize. Well, you certainly match those criteria, but they're so broad they could apply to anyone. What does it say about me? A Capricorn is serious-minded and practical. She likes to do things in conventional ways. That sounds just like you. All right, we're back. So, a very interesting dialogue between these two girls talking about one of them believing in the horoscope and the other one doesn't. But, uh, they mentioned a lot of interesting things. So, we're going to have two language takeaways today. Let's start with language takeaway part one. Language Takeaway All right. So, one of the most common things you'll hear when we talk about the horoscope in English is an outlook. And an outlook can be positive or negative. So what exactly is an outlook? Well, if you notice, Lydia said, "My outlook is very positive." So basically, she's talking about her future, right? So the way that she sees the future or the way that the horoscope talks about the future is a positive one. So you could say, "Uh, you know those eight-balls? They're black and they have like a message and you shake it and it gives you a message. You ask a question. It says outlook positive." That's right. Outlook negative. So that means in your near future things will either be positive or negative. Mhm. So I guess you can apply it for example to a company. You say that a company has a positive outlook or even a person, you know, he's a very positive person. So he has a positive outlook. He thinks good things are going to happen. Okay. Very good. So talking about horoscopes obviously we must mention the 12 zodiac signs. Okay. So each month has its own sign and they're not exactly the months. They're a little bit different, but um each sign is a kind of an animal or a symbol. That's right. So, for example, a lot of August is part of the Leo sign in English. So, that's the lion. And so, the lion is the animal, the zodiac. Mhm. So, the zodiac sign is one of these signs like Leo is one of the zodiac signs. And I guess the all 12 signs are considered the zodiac or the horoscope. Exactly. And you can actually talk about the zodiac in terms of other cultures. There is a Chinese zodiac. So we could say it's the year of the horse, but that's a little bit different from what we're talking about here with the western horoscope. Okay, very good. So all of this actually comes down to the as we say the pseudoscience or the branch called astrology.

    17 min
  4. FEB 10

    Vol277.日常英语学习The Art of Saying No

    获取全部文本资料公众号搜索:yymaster888 Hello everybody. Welcome back to Podcast and Chill. I'm Leo. And I'm Gwen. Leo, you look really tired today. You okay? Uh, yesterday I stayed super late helping a coworker with his project, then woke up this morning to a text from my cousin asking for a ride to school. Don't you guys live in different areas? Yeah, completely out of my way to work, but she asked. So— So why didn't you just say no? I don't know. I just worry they'll be upset with me. But saying yes to everything only makes you more tired and unhappy. I know. I just give in. Now I feel bad about myself like I'm being used. Then today we will talk about the art of saying no. Yep. We'll learn how to set clear boundaries, share useful tips for work and personal life. Also, how to spot and handle emotional bullying. This episode is B1 level English, but strong beginners can follow along. We'll explain key words and do a full recap at the end. The Work Trap: Why We Say YesLeo, picture this. You're packing up to leave work. Laptops closed. Bag is zipped. Ah, the best moment of the day. Then our boss walks up behind you. "Hey, Leo. Do you have a minute? You're really good at this. So, can you help me with this document?" What do you do? Honestly, I'd probably just say yes, even though I'm already thinking about dinner. Why though? Because I'm afraid saying no could hurt my chances of a promotion. So, it's the fear. Fear of being seen as difficult or that it might hurt your chances. Yep. And that fear is why I'm sitting here looking like I haven't slept in 3 days. That's the trap, Leo. When you live to please others, you put their needs first every time. Your mouth says, "Yes, sure," but your brain is screaming, "No way." And what's the real cost of that? Everything. Your bandwidth. Hold on. What's bandwidth? It sounds like a sandwich. No, it's not. It means how much time and energy you have. If you don't take care of yourself first, you'll get tired and grumpy. You might even start hating the people you're trying to help. Wait, so boundaries aren't about being selfish? Not at all. They're about self-respect and building your self-esteem. When you respect yourself and your own needs, others start to respect you, too. Strategies for the WorkplaceInstead of saying no right away, take a breath. Build in a pause to stop the "yes" and buy yourself time to think. Oh, like a simple list? "Just so you know, I'm finishing the Johnson report for Friday. So—" Perfect. Keep it simple and true. If they say, "I understand, but I really need this," ask for their help to decide what comes first: "I can do this, but which of my tasks should I move or delay?" Whoa. Making them choose what's less important. Sneaky. It's just smart. You're showing personal agency by protecting your time. Most bosses respect that. Ask questions to understand the real ask. When is it really due? Or I can give them a new plan: "I can start this first thing on Monday with a fresh mind, or I can do part A if someone else takes care of part B." Exactly. Stay cool, polite, and resolute. No shaky voice, no fake sick grandma excuses. Handling Coworkers and FriendsFor coworkers, my favorite move is the checkback. Say: "I'm busy until after lunch. Can you check back with me at 2:00 if it's still urgent?" Oh, I see. If it's really urgent, they'll come back. If not, they'll solve it themselves. Another great move is the better fit. Say: "This isn't really my area. David would be better at this. Need me to call him?" So I'm not saying I won't; I'm saying here's who can. Now, about friends. I once skipped a concert because I was tired. My friend Emma was a little hurt at first, but I stayed friendly and warm. Saying no early is the best way to protect a friendship from bad feelings. But what if they keep pushing? "Come on, just for one drink." A good friend will stop. If they make you feel bad on purpose, that's emotional bullying. A calm response is: "Hey, I care about you, but when I say no, I need you to respect that." The Final Boss: Family and PartnersWhat about family? The "but we're family" excuse is tough. Set a clear rule. If a cousin wants to borrow money: "Sorry, I have a rule that I never let family borrow money. It keeps things simple." Just like that? A personal rule. Yes. And for the "tech support" uncle, set a time limit: "I can help you on Saturday, but I only have from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. free." Also, don't reply too fast to texts. A pause teaches them you aren't always available. And partners? If they want you to go hiking at 4:00 a.m., say: "I know you love hiking, but waking up that early isn't for me. Why don't you go with the group and I'll have lunch ready when you get back?" It supports them without losing yourself.

    22 min
  5. FEB 8

    Vol276.日常英语学习The True Meaning of Success

    获取全部文本资料公众号搜索:yymaster888 Son, I want to talk to you about something important, please. Well, I don't know the best way to start this conversation, since today has been a very strange and heavy day for me, full of thoughts and worries. I really need to share them with you calmly because you are growing up. And I believe you deserve honesty, even when the truth is not easy to say. Of course, Dad, I can talk with you. And I am actually very excited today because I was thinking about many things I want to do this month, and many plans I have for school, for my hobbies, and for my future. And I also wanted to tell you how proud I am of you, Dad. Really? Because I always tell my friends that my father has a great job, a good salary, and that he works very hard to give our family a better life. Hearing that makes my heart feel warm and heavy at the same time. Because I love that you feel proud of me and I love that you have dreams, plans, and big hopes for your future. But today, something unexpected happened at work. Something I did not plan, something I did not want. And since the moment I left the office, I had been thinking again and again about how to explain it to you without hurting your feelings or breaking your excitement. Don't worry, Dad. You can tell me anything because I trust you, and I know you always try your best for our family. So, next month I want to join a sports club, buy new shoes, pay for extra classes at school, and maybe even save some money for a small trip with my classmates. And I was very happy because I thought everything could be easy with your job. I love that you want to study more, play sports, and enjoy your youth. But this is exactly why this conversation is so difficult for me. Today my manager called me into his office, looked at me with a serious face, and told me that the company is having financial problems, that they need to reduce the staff, and that my position is no longer available. I am a little confused because you always said your company was strong and growing. I never imagined something like this could happen. You are very good at your job. So I don't understand why they would let you go. Sometimes losing a job is not about being good or bad, strong or weak, but about decisions, about numbers, budgets, and plans that we cannot control. And even though I worked hard, arrived early, left late, and gave my best every day, today they told me that my contract ends this week. I see now. I start to understand why you look so tired and quiet today. I was counting on that money. Now I don't know what our situation is. This is the hardest part, and this is what has been breaking my heart since the afternoon because I know you need support, you need stability, and you need opportunities to grow. But for some time, I will not be able to give you everything you want or everything you planned, and I may not be able to give you extra money for clubs, trips, or new things. At least until I find a new job or rebuild our financial situation step by step. I feel a little sad hearing this because I was dreaming about many things. And now I realize that life can change very fast without warning. But I also see that you are very honest with me and that you are trying to protect me. I don't know how to feel. I wanted to do many things. I know it's not your fault. I understand, son. I know you feel upset. But I will find a better job. I promise. I will get a job soon. It doesn't matter if I have to work on something I don't like. I'm going to do my best to get the money to pay for all your things. No, that's not necessary. I still believe in you and I still feel proud of you. Not because of your job or your salary, but because you are a good father, a hard worker, and an honest man. And maybe we cannot buy everything now, or travel, or pay for all my plans, but we can still study and work together. Better days will come because I know you will not give up. You just take it easy. We will be fine. Just find a job you enjoy. Are you sure about that? But you need a lot of things... and that everything will be fine... Just promise me that you will find a job you like. Are you really sure about that? Wow. I am surprised that I'm sure everything will be fine. I promise. We'll be fine. Thank you, son. Your words give me more strength than any salary or promotion. Let us face this together, because family life is not only about money, comfort, and plans, but about love, support, and staying united when times are hard.

    13 min
  6. FEB 5

    Vol275.日常英语学习The High School Reunion

    获取全部文本资料公众号搜索:yymaster888 Hello everyone and welcome to English Pod. My name is Marco. My name is Katherine. And today we have an elementary level lesson in which we're going to talk about small talk. That's right. Today we're going to talk to an old friend. And so we're going to give you some of the words and phrases you need to talk about your past or talk about how you have been. So let's listen to today's dialogue and we'll be back in a moment to discuss it. The DialogueBill: I hate coming to high school reunions. Dorothy: It'll be great, honey. We will get to see your old classmates and catch up to see how they've been doing. Bill: Uh, yeah, I guess so. Oh, look. There's Robert Matthews. Rob! Rob: Hey, Bill. Wow. Great to see you. Bill: Likewise. It's been a long time. This is my wife, Dorothy. Rob: Pleasure to meet you. So, Bill, how have you been? Bill: Can't complain. We have two children who are in college and my business is going well. How about you? Rob: Ah, you know me. I'm a dedicated bachelor. I never married, although I do have a beautiful daughter with Mary. You remember her? We were high school sweethearts. It didn't really work out between us, but I really can't complain either. Bill: That's good. Have you seen Frank? I was hoping he would come tonight. Rob: You didn't hear? Frank passed away last year. Bill: Are you serious? Rob: Nah, I'm just yanking your chain. He'll be here soon. I saw him last week. He told me he would show up. Language TakeawayAll right, we're back. So, now let's get started with our language takeaway. The first phrase we have here in language takeaway is a very important one because it is the setting for today's dialogue. We are at a high school reunion. That's right. So, everyone knows what high school is, but a high school reunion is when you go back to your high school for a party, maybe 5 years or 10 years after you graduate. So, then you meet all your old friends from high school. You talk about, you know, how you have been and just meet up with everyone that maybe you haven't seen in a very long time. Exactly. So, a reunion usually happens every 5 years, 10 years or 20 years. It can happen at different times, but this is important because you can have many different kinds of reunions like a college reunion or a high school reunion. I've even heard of some people who had an elementary school reunion. Really? Wow. Imagine seeing your classmates when you were maybe 10 years old. I couldn't imagine it. All right, so we're at a high school reunion and we are there because we're going to meet our old classmates and to catch up and see how they have been. Okay, so this is exactly what you do at a reunion. You catch up with people that you maybe lost touch with. To catch up means to find out about what people have been doing since the last time you talked. So maybe Marco and I were classmates in high school and we haven't talked in 10 years. I say, "Marco, I want to catch up. I want to learn about what you do, who you married, where you work," things like that. Right? So when two people get together, they catch up. Maybe it doesn't even have to be a very long time. Maybe you haven't seen your friend for a week and so you want to get together, have a cup of coffee, and catch up and see how the relationship has been going or how is work. So you want to catch up. So you can say this in a very simple way: "Let's catch up" or "It's been nice to catch up." That's right. All right, moving on to our next word. This guy Bill meets up with Robert Matthews and they're saying, "Hey, wow, great to see you." And he answers by saying likewise. So "it's good to see you," "likewise," right? That means it's good to see you too. So you don't have to repeat everything that person just said. For example, if I just meet someone new and I say it's a pleasure to meet you, you can say... I could say likewise. Likewise. Cause I don't want to say "it's a pleasure to meet you, too." That's so many words. So likewise is a very short way to say all of those things. That's right. So, we were finding out about Robert Matthews and he says that well, he is a dedicated bachelor. So, a dedicated bachelor, what is a bachelor, Marco? So, a bachelor is a person who is not married, a person who is single. A man, a woman cannot be a bachelor. So, a bachelor is specifically a man and he's not married. And we often have a stereotype—that means we have an idea of what a bachelor lives like. You know, he has only beer in his refrigerator and he has many relationships and no wife. That's right. So a dedicated bachelor is a person who is not married and doesn't really seem to want to get married or any of this. He wants to stay single. Exactly. Okay. And well to finish off, this guy Robert lied a little bit to Bill saying that Frank had passed away. That's really mean. But this phrase to pass away is very important and something we should talk about. So what does it mean to pass away? It's another way of saying he died. That's nicer.

    14 min
  7. FEB 3

    Vol274.日常英语学习Unlock Your Target Language

    获取全部文本资料公众号搜索:yymaster888 Hey, hey. What's up, friends? Welcome back to Pod and Chill. I'm Leo, the noisy one. And I'm Gwen, the one who tries to keep Leo under control. Come on, I just bring the fun. Anyway, we're so happy to be here with you today. Well, we have a question for you. Did you ever start a new language and feel very excited like "I will learn fast in three months"? Oh, yes. I remember. I bought a big notebook, colorful pens, and even stickers. At first, I was very excited to learn English. Haha. Excited, right? And how long did you stay excited? Hmm, maybe two weeks. Then I stopped studying and just took naps. Classic. I think many people know that feeling. Start strong, but then boom, energy gone. Exactly. That's the real challenge. And that's the point of today's episode. We're here to show you how you can learn any language quickly. Don't worry, we're not giving you boring theory. We'll share funny stories and easy tips you can actually use. So, get your coffee, tea, or even just water and join us. Let's jump into the world of fast language learning. Tip Number One: Listen Every Single DaySo, Gwen, people get excited about learning fast, then they think, where do I begin, right? Right. Many learners ask that first question. Maybe some even hope for a magic secret. No, no, there's no magic secret. But we do have some real tricks. Easy tricks, fun tricks, and they actually work if you keep doing them. So, let's start with the first one. Tip number one: listen every single day. My favorite one because it's the easy but useful tip. Lazy? What do you mean?

    20 min
  8. FEB 1

    Vol273.日常英语学习Money Can't Buy Happiness

    获取全部文本资料公众号搜索:yymaster888 Honestly, I've never met anyone like you. The things you said. Oh my god. I know you haven't. I am special. Hello. Excuse me. Do you know where the bathroom is? I can't find it. Oh, sure. Hi. The bathroom is over there next to the chemistry room. Um, you're not from around here, are you? Oh, thank you. No, I have just arrived. This is my first day at this school, so I don't know where the bathroom is or anything. I see. Well, welcome. This is a small school and town, but you will love it. The teachers are great and the classes are very interesting. Really? I don't think so. Have you ever been to London? London? No, I've never been there. Why? Are you from London? No, I am not from London. I was born in this country but a different city. I have been to London twice. It was amazing. I studied there for 2 years and the teachers are awesome. Nothing compared to these ones. I see. But how do you know? You haven't even taken any class yet. The teachers here are very good. Well, I learned a lot here. You should give them a chance. You say that because you've never had the best teachers. But anyway, I suppose I will have to get used to this, um, school. And tell me, does this school have a cafeteria at least? I imagine it has a place where we can eat, right? Yes, of course. It is a big cafeteria. Mrs. Gomez cooks very well. She always makes delicious meals. You will love it. I highly doubt it. I have tried different kinds of food in London and nothing compares to their food. Plus, the schools there have high standards of care and cleanliness. Something I definitely won't find here. Have you ever tried fish from London? Fish from London? No, I haven't eaten that. Is it delicious? You can't imagine. The fish there is of the highest quality. It's soft fish and is raised specifically for consumption. It is served with fries and salad. Oh, I love rice. Have you visited Tito's restaurant? They have the best fries in the city. My family and I go there every Sunday. They also have fried chicken. Please do not compare refined London fish with your chips served by someone who probably has no idea what basic hygiene standards are. I can't eat there. If I eat in those places, I'm sure I'll get a stomach infection or contract some incurable disease. Don't exaggerate. The place is always very clean and the food is delicious. I always go there to eat and nothing has ever happened. If you say so. I have never eaten in these small restaurants. I always go to fancy restaurants with my family. They serve the best food and it's delicious. Of course, I don't always eat out. Most of the time I eat at home. Mary makes very good meals. Mary? Is that your mom? My mom also cooks delicious food. She makes an amazing spaghetti. I promise. She makes it with mushrooms and it's delicious. No, you don't understand. Mary is not my mother. She works in my house. She's a professional chef who cooks for us. She makes dishes from different countries. Have you ever tried food from France or Greece? I don't think so. I've tried French fries. I'm just kidding. I have never had a chef just for me. That must be something great. It is. And have you ever traveled by plane? I don't think so. Oh yes. Uh, we've traveled many times. I mean, my family and I, we go on vacations once a year and sometimes we go to a city far from here. I travel by airplane every month. It's something that comes naturally to me. I have traveled to so many countries that I can't even remember all of them. Let's see. I've been to Paris. I've been to Rome. I've been to Munich.

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