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[Assistant] If you're a rock star, you might have a tour bus. So when you go on tour, um, when you go to different places to perform, you might go on a tour bus. Um, and it's usually a bus that is like a home. Um, so it's a bit like an RV, um, a recreational vehicle.


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[Assistant] Uhm, but if you are rich and famous, you might have a tour bus.


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[Assistant] People are only celebrities because they have fans. Uhm, so fans are people who like that person a lot. Uhm, so here you see Prince Harry.


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[Assistant] I don't think we call him Prince Harry anymore, but we have Prince Harry and there are all kinds of adoring fans. Sometimes we add the word adoring in front. So an adoring fan is someone who really loves the celebrity a lot. So here we have Prince Harry, uh, and you can see that he has many, many adoring fans. Uh, let me check the time here. Okay, we're good.


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[Assistant] We also have a term called fanboy. A fanboy is someone who really likes a certain company.


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[Assistant] And the products they make. So if you know someone who only buys iPhones.


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[Assistant] And doesn't buy Android. Or you know someone who, uhm, let's see here, only buys Canon cameras and will never buy a Sony camera. You would say they're a fanboy. So there are a lot of Apple fanboys. These are people who only ever buy Apple products.


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[Assistant] There are a lot of canon fanboys. These are people who only buy canon products. It's kind of a slang term. It's a recent term. Uhm, but a fanboy is someone who likes a company and the products that they make. Uhm,


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[Assistant] Sorry, I have an itchy nose this morning. I know it's not nice to scratch my nose on camera. Uhm, the paparazzi. So, when you are really rich and really famous, actually famous more than rich, you might have people who are constantly trying to take your picture or a picture of your wife or a picture of your kids. Uhm,


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[Assistant] Because they know that if they get a picture of you, they can sell it. They can sell it to something called a tabloid.


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[Assistant] That specialize in news about celebrities. So often really, really famous people will have people with cameras follow them everywhere they go. They will have people with cameras outside their houses who are constantly trying to take a picture of them or their wife or their husband depending on who they are.


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[Assistant] Or their kids. And uhm, it's become even worse now because there are drones. So people have now started to use drones to try and get pictures of celebrities. So that is something that the paparazzi do. So paparazzi, probably an Italian word. Big shout out to Italy and all my Italian friends. Uhm, thanks for the word.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and again, they like to sell that to the tabloids. Tabloids are newspapers that try to find information about really famous people so they can write news articles about them and then sell them to them. So they are always looking for pictures from the paparazzi. Uhm, here's Justin Bieber.


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[Assistant] Famous. We sometimes say that you are in the limelight. It's an older word but you will still hear it. Actually the band Rush has a great song called Limelight. You should listen to it. Uhm, it's an older song.


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[Assistant] When you live in the limelight, it means that you are in the public eye. When you're in the limelight, it means that you're currently famous. You're currently well known. Uhm, so for instance, Justin Beaver, he was in the limelight for a long time.


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[Assistant] And then he was out of the limelight for a little bit because he wasn't making music and he wasn't making, he wasn't doing any concerts. Uhm, so sometimes people are in the limelight, sometimes people are out of the limelight. Uhm, it simply means whether you are in the public eye or out of the public eye.


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[Assistant] Let's see here. Lolly says, I don't like tabloids. I don't like gossip, even if it's juicy gossip. So excellent use of the word gossip there, Lolly. Gossip is fake news. Gossip is sometimes real news, but it's none of your business. But definitely tabloids write articles that are very much gossip. Uh, let's see here. Um,


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[Assistant] Sometimes we say that, I think Shakira and Beyonce, sometimes we say that, uhm, rich and famous people are living the dream. So, sometimes people, they want to be rich and famous, and when they see someone who is rich and famous, they will say, oh that person is living the dream.


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[Assistant] Uhm, as if all of us want to be rich and famous and so if you can become rich and famous then you are living the dream. So you dream about it, you want it, you eventually become famous and then you are living the dream. So uhm,


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[Assistant] Yes, uh, this is a young Matt Damon. So I wanted to talk about the phrase up and coming. Uhm, when you say someone is up and coming, it means they are new at being an actor or a singer or a musician. So you might say, you know, this is a picture of Matt Damon when he was an up and coming actor.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you might go see a band at a very small venue or just in a small bar and it might be billed


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[Assistant] We think they will be famous someday. Right now they are just getting started. So this is an up and coming, uh, Matt Damon.


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[Assistant] Sometimes we say that a person or a song or even a video can be an overnight sensation.


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[Assistant] This means that it goes from not being well known to being well known. So Tones and I had a song, Dance Monkey. I'm not gonna sing it. This song was kind of an overnight sensation here in Canada. I believe Tones and I is from New Zealand. I hope I'm correct there. Sorry Tones and I if you want.


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[Assistant] Um, the song wasn't popular and then all of the sudden you heard it everywhere. It was on the radio. It was on.


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[Assistant] Videos it was people were downloading it from apple music so when something is not well known or a person is not well known and then very quickly they become popular and well known and famous.


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[Assistant] We would say that they are an overnight sensation or you could say the song was an overnight sensation either way. Uhm, teacher Jose says, hi teacher Bob, I love this topic in the chat. No problem Jose. Glad that you are enjoying it. Uhm, and I do want to say hi to the over 500 people watching. Thank you for being here. Uh, don't forget to click the red subscribe button.


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[Assistant] You might be familiar with the phrase to go viral, so I put a graph here of what go viral looks like, but when a song or specifically a YouTube video or a small clip on TikTok or Instagram or Facebook


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[Assistant] When it suddenly gets hundreds of thousands if not millions of views we say that it is going viral. Many people who make videos


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[Assistant] For YouTube, always hope their video will go viral. Uhm, I don't. I just like to make videos that everyone watches and likes. Uhm, and that's good enough for me. But people often will want their video to go viral.


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[Assistant] It simply means that it becomes popular very, very quickly.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and then this is Tom Brady, uhm, and I want to talk about the phrase to get a lucky break. Sometimes when you are a professional athlete or a singer, you get a lucky break. A lucky break is when, uhm, let's say you are a singer and you really wanted to play at a certain venue.


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[Assistant] Excellent quarterback in the National Football League, but he did get a lucky break in a certain game because the main quarterback got injured. Maybe Brent. Brent, are you, uh, familiar at all with the New England Patriots? I think Drew Bledsoe got injured and Tom Brady came in.


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[Assistant] That was a lucky break. If I'm wrong, sorry about that, but it's a good example anyways. Sometimes you become rich and famous because you have talent.


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[Assistant] But sometimes along the way, you are helped out because you get a lucky break. Okay?


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[Assistant] Uhm, it can happen a lot in sport. I'm sure there are many examples in football or soccer where a player, uh, came on the field because an older player got injured and they came on and it was, they got a lucky break, they got in a game and they just excelled.


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[Assistant] Uhm, thanks, uh, Brent. Yes, I'm a Patriots fan, you are correct, Drew Bledsoe, yes. Uh, yeah, I think I will actually watch that game, by the way. I do watch American football every once in a while. Anyways, you can become rich and famous, and sometimes...


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[Assistant] At the other end of your life, you are no longer rich or famous. Uhm, and so we have a few phrases here. The first is the phrase, let me reach up here, to go downhill. So if your career goes downhill, or if your popularity goes downhill, when something goes downhill, it just means it is getting


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[Assistant] Uhm, there's just less of it. So you, if your career goes downhill, you are less popular. You can also fall out of favor with people. So sometimes a rich or famous person will say something


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[Assistant] Horrible or they'll do something really bad and people don't, don't like them anymore. We would say that they have fallen out of favor or that they, you know, if they do that, they are going to fall out of favor. So sometimes they do things like.


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[Assistant] They get in a car accident and they were drinking or they say something inappropriate, uh, in a text. We would say that they fall out of favor. That means people used to love them. Now people are like, whoa, I don't like this person as much, or I don't like this person at all.


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[Assistant] And then the last phrase, uh, to be washed up.


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[Assistant] When you are washed up, it means that you aren't good at


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[Assistant] Whatever you used to do that made you rich and famous. Okay. And it isn't just for famous people. Um, let's say my English lessons in five years were horrible. You would say, ah, he's washed up.


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[Assistant] Let's say you are a football player and you can't run very fast. Maybe you're 52 years old and you're still playing football. People might say, ah, he's washed up. He shouldn't be playing anymore. He's not like what he used to be. So that's what, um, washed up is. Hopefully I'm not washed up yet. I hopefully I'm getting better with age.


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[Assistant] Like fine wine. Hopefully I'm getting better with age.


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[Assistant] This is my last slide and then I'll do a few questions. I just wanted to talk about the word impersonator. So we have celebrity impersonators. We have people who impersonate.


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[Assistant] Famous people, these are people who are impersonating Elvis Presley. There are many, many Elvis impersonators in North America and in the world. In fact, I think they meet several times a year. This is probably, um, this is probably, I could never point the right way. This is probably an Elvis impersonator convention.


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[Assistant] But we definitely have people who are impersonators. In fact, I, I do like,


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[Assistant] Uhm, let me see, I do like Elton John. He is a singer, a very popular singer. Uhm, but I did go to a concert once by an Elton John impersonator called Elton Ron.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so Elton Ron is an Elton John impersonator here in North America, uh, and he dresses like Elton John.


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[Assistant] His name kind of sounds like Elton John, right? His name was Elton Ron. Uh, and when he sang, he sounded a lot like Elton John. So it was really fun. We went with the kids a few years ago. Actually on Canada Day, uh, Elton Ron was the band or the person who sang before they did fireworks. So anyways, that was super, super fun.


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[Assistant] And just kind of looked at the work that he does and thought that it's really next level and he's always kind of like innovating and changing and evolving.


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[Assistant] Except, technically, Lee himself was taken into custody.


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[Assistant] He got nothing to regret. I'd give all I have honey. If you could stay like that.


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[Assistant] Deep altered state immersion of this program. If you are taking a silver class, this is where the final projection exercise happens. Following this, people go into the actual practice of healing and psychic ability. More on that tomorrow. Today, you're going to project your awareness into the human anatomy.


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[Assistant] Does this person have to be aware? The answer is no. Does this person have to be someone who's given you consent to heal them?


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[Assistant] It's happening at the spiritual level. What I mean by this is if you've chosen someone who for whatever reason does not want to be healed, you will just not have any results. So you don't have to actually ask them. It's happening at a spiritual level.


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[Assistant] But choose someone whom you know is someone you love, you have great intentions for, loves you, and is part of your close friendship or family.


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[Assistant] That's the best way. You've really been programmed to not be able to do harm to anyone. Remember the words we have used in previous trainings. If you choose to do harm, you will not be able to function at these levels of mind. So there's already a security protocol that's been enacted at the spiritual level.


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[Assistant] So choose someone whom you love. You don't have to necessarily tell them what you're doing because there's no reason why anyone would not want to receive spiritual healing. But if you want to tell them, go ahead.


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[Assistant] Congratulations, you just finished the most advanced projection in this class. I'm so excited for just how far you've come and tomorrow we start going into some advanced concepts called case working. I'll see you then.


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[Assistant] Stand on the Mount of Olives, which is this mountain that's right opposite the main mountain of Jerusalem.


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[Assistant] I'm gonna talk about pet peeves. I'm going to talk about some of the things that might annoy you in life.


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[Assistant] I have done previous lessons on this, but I think because human beings sometimes aggravate each other a lot. Sometimes we annoy each other a lot. There's actually a lot of pet peeves to talk about when you do a topic like this. So we'll get started on this lesson in just a moment.


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[Assistant] The first pet peeve is this. People who borrow things all the time. I'm not going to mention who in my life borrows things from me all the time, but you might have a friend, you might have a brother or sister, you might have someone in your family who often calls and says,


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[Assistant] Hey, can I borrow your saw or can I borrow a hammer or can I borrow


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[Assistant] Sorry, just let me do something here. There we go. Or can I borrow, uh, something from you? And you, you might say, okay.


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[Assistant] Then you're worried because you're not sure if they'll take care of it or if they'll use it well. In North America, in Canada in particular, people often borrow tools.


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[Assistant] But some people borrow things far too often.


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[Assistant] At a certain point, they should just buy their own thing, okay? Uhm, it's nice to share, it's nice to let other people use your things, but at a certain point, if someone is borrowing things so much, uh, that it starts to bother you, it might be time for them to


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[Assistant] Uh, maybe buy their own saw. So anyways, tools are a common thing and one thing that can bother you, one thing that can annoy you in life is if someone borrows things too much and then tied into that


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[Assistant] So remember we are talking about things that bother you in life. We call those pet peeves in English. One of my pet peeves is when someone borrows something from me.


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[Assistant] I don't mind if they borrow it, but a pet peeve of mine is when they borrow it and then they don't return it. This is an empty toolbox. I'm not sure if you can see that very well in the picture. Uhm, this is the toolbox of someone who has lent out a lot of their tools and people haven't returned them.


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[Assistant] If you reverse your point of view, we would say that my brother lent his car to me.


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[Assistant] So borrow and lend sometimes get confused. When I lend something to someone, it means I own it and I let them use it.


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[Assistant] If someone borrows something from me it means that they've asked me if they can take whatever I have and use it. So just a quick lesson about borrow and lend.


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[Assistant] Uh, let's go to the next one. Uhm, if you live in a country that has insects,


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[Assistant] Especially flies and mosquitoes. These may be two things that really, really bother you. Uhm, you just might hate flies and mosquitoes. I in particular do not like mosquitoes.


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[Assistant] In Ontario, Canada, we have many, many mosquitoes, uh, and it's quite annoying. We actually have something that we spray on ourselves called off. It's a special spray and then you smell really bad, but the mosquitoes stay awake.


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[Assistant] I also don't like uh, flies. We sometimes in the summer have a lot of flies in our house. In fact, sometimes a fly joins the live stream. I know some of you have noticed that in the past.


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[Assistant] That, uh, while I'm doing a live stream, sometimes a fly will come and visit, and it will land on my head, and it's very, very annoying. Uh, in fact, during one of, I think the first presidential debate, no, the vice presidential debate, I think a fly kept landing on the one person's head during the debate, so.


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[Assistant] Uhm, people who click their pen repeatedly.


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[Assistant] I don't have a clicky pen here. Just a sec. Hey Jen, can you get me a pen that clicks?


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[Assistant] So sometimes when you're in a class, someone will have a pen that clicks and they'll sit and they'll click the pen while they're listening. Jen's actually seeing if she can find a pen for me.


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[Assistant] Here's a clicky pen. Uh, this is actually from Prepley by the way. Thanks Prepley for the pen. So you might be in a class and someone sit.


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[Assistant] Someone sits like that while you're trying to learn. You'll just hear.


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[Assistant] That drives me crazy. Uhm, by the way, you'll notice I'm using a lot of phrases to express frustration. I'm saying things like, it's really annoying. It's really frustrating. It drives me crazy. You want me to do it one more time?


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[Assistant] I once had a class in university and someone sat at the back.


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[Assistant] And they just stare at you and it can be a little bit unsettling. It can be a little bit annoying. Uh, it can be something that you just don't like, something that bothers you a lot, but sometimes you'll go somewhere and a person will just sit and stare at you.


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[Assistant] Uhm, and you, you just want to say to them, stop staring at me.


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[Assistant] It's not polite to stare at people. Uh, in almost every culture around the world, it's not polite to stare at people. Uh, let's see here.


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[Assistant] People who can't sit still. Now, I put a picture here of some children. Uhm, I don't mind when children can't sit still. When you have children or when you're around children, you just expect them to be a little bit fidgety. So when you can't sit still in your seat,


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[Assistant] When you have to keep moving, we say that you are fidgeting or that you're just


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[Assistant] Uhm, sometimes we say you have ants in your pants. Uhm, but children can't sit still. That's fine with me. But sometimes adults can't sit still either.


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[Assistant] Maybe you're just sitting in the evening and you want to watch a nice television show and the person who you live with is just moving all the time. They're getting up and sitting down and they're, they're constantly moving.


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[Assistant] That can be not relaxing for you when someone does that. So, people who can't sit still. Uh, tall people who sit in front of you. So another thing that can drive you crazy.


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[Assistant] As if you go to a class or maybe you go to a movie and a really tall person all of the sudden comes along and sits down right in front of you, kind of blocking your view of whatever's happening at


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[Assistant] Uhm, it's not the tall person's fault. Uhm, you can't decide how tall you want to be. But sometimes, especially for me when I'm at a theater, I'll sit down.


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[Assistant] I'm somewhat guilty of this one. Uhm, for some people a pet peeve is when someone finishes all of the milk


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[Assistant] So we bought our own food, but we shared milk and bread and eggs, and we took turns buying those things. So sometimes it would be someone else's turn to buy milk, and there would just be an empty milk jug in the fridge. That really bothered me. I did not like that at all. Uhm, let's see here. Uhm,


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[Assistant] Oh, this is, this might be very North American, but this might be universal around the world. Uhm, for some people, their pet peeve is when the toilet paper roll,


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[Assistant] Is hung the wrong way. I know this sounds like a pretty tiny, tiny problem, but if you look to, uh, on this picture, there is the toilet paper where the paper hangs in front.


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[Assistant] Or the other. So if you like your toilet paper roll in the bathroom with the roll hanging off the front


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[Assistant] If someone hangs it this other way, it will really, really bother you and then vice versa. In English, when we say vice versa, we mean the opposite is also true or the opposite is also, uh, something that bothers people.


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[Assistant] So, having the toilet paper roll hung the wrong way can be very, very aggravating for people. In fact, some people will switch the toilet paper roll to be the way they like it if they see that it's the wrong way. Uh, let's see here.


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[Assistant] I just, I'm waiting to see, uh, the chat and to see if other people comment on this one. Uhm, people who don't read instructions. So, this is something that bothers me. When I buy something from IKEA, IKEA is a large furniture store all over the world. Uhm, when I buy something from IKEA, uh, I like


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[Assistant] And they just try to build the furniture without instructions. When I buy a new piece of electronics, I read the manual from front to back. I love reading instructions. And so it really bothers me when people don't read instructions at all.


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[Assistant] Uh, let's see here. Uhm, I just want to pop down to the chat and say, uhm,


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[Assistant] Oh, Shaya asks, how do you deal with students who disrespect you in class?


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[Assistant] I just talk to them. Usually I try to make sure that students and I understand each other and I usually just try to explain the rule over and over again patiently until they listen to me. So uhm, and then if they don't, I usually send them to go talk to the principal of the school.


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[Assistant] Uhm, this may or may not be a pet peeve for you, but in North America when you have food on the table, it's not considered polite to dip your food in


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[Assistant] Take a bite and then dip again. It's called double dipping. Uh, double dipping is something that really bothers some people, especially right now because of COVID. Uh, so again, if you're eating chips,


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[Assistant] And you have salsa or some other kind of dip. If you take a chip and you dip it in the salsa and you take a bite,


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[Assistant] You are not supposed to dip it again. It's called double dipping. Uhm, my children sometimes double dip when they're eating salsa with chips. You could also do this with nans. You can do this with pitas. Any kind of bread or chip where you dip it into something.


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[Assistant] Uh, it can really bother people if you double dip. Uh, and definitely right now during this pandemic, you should not be double dipping. You shouldn't touch food to your mouth and then touch something like a bowl of salsa again. Sorry, my nose is just a little bit itchy, so I just need to... There we go. I think it should be fine now. Uhm, let's see here. Uhm,


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[Assistant] This is a funny one. If you were to ask one of my pet peeves, I might mention this one. I might mention that when people come to visit


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[Assistant] And when they stay too long, in English we say, uhm,


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[Assistant] That you overstay your welcome. So a normal visit, if someone came to visit me, if someone came to have supper, they would probably come an hour before supper. We would sit down and enjoy supper.


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[Assistant] We would probably clean up the dishes together. Often guests will help you do the dishes. And then we would probably sit in our living room or outside for a few more hours.


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[Assistant] But sometimes around 9 or 10 o'clock at night, if I have someone over for dinner, at around 9 or 10 o'clock at night, I'm waiting for them to leave. They have stayed long enough.


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[Assistant] But some people don't know when to leave. Some people stay way too long. So people who stay too long when they visit is another pet peeve of mine. And I'm sure it's a pet peeve of some of you as well.


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[Assistant] Let me see here. I just want to check something. I think everything's going good. Yes, there we go. Uhm, the hiccups. I had this the other night. I was sitting, I was watching the news and all of a sudden I went,


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[Assistant] Sorry, I can't make a fake hiccup. It's hard. But you know what the hiccups are. It's an involuntary action that your stomach and lungs make and it sounds like hh. In English, we call those the hiccups.


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[Assistant] When I get the hiccups, they do not go away very quickly. Sometimes I have the hiccups for an hour and it's not a very nice feeling. By the way, we also use the word hiccup to talk about


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, I don't want to talk about this one for too long. I think you know what the English word fart is. One of my pet peeves is I do not like it when people fart in public. I know you're all adults and you do not experience this.


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[Assistant] But when you are around teenagers like I am in a school, sometimes someone will fart in a public space and it smells and it's disgusting.


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[Assistant] And I do not like it. So, uh, that is something that really, really bothers me. I know, I know that none of you ever do that.


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[Assistant] I don't know if you've ever experienced this, but when you eat ice cream or when you drink something really cold, your, your brain can hurt all of the sudden. Um, it's like a really fast headache.


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[Assistant] And in English we call that brain freeze. It often happens when you eat ice cream.


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[Assistant] On a hot day, and if you eat it too quickly, all of the sudden you just get this really sharp pain, uh, in the front part of your brain. And in English we call that brain freeze.


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[Assistant] When I do eat ice cream sometimes, I try to eat it very slowly, uhm, so that I don't get brain freeze.


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[Assistant] Let's see here. Let's do a few more slides and then I'll jump back to the questions. People who don't use headphones. So.


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[Assistant] In my previous lesson on pet peeves, by the way, I'll try to put a link up there if I remember to do that. Uhm, I talked about people who play loud music, uh, from their cars with the windows down.


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[Assistant] Uhm, another thing that can bother people is when people listen to music really loudly in a public place and they should just use headphones. Uhm, sometimes this happens where you're in an airport lobby or you're waiting somewhere and someone will just have really loud music on and you're trying to read a book


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[Assistant] Or you're trying to have a little nap. It's just not very nice when people play loud music.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I see in the chat a few people mentioning that they didn't know the term brain freeze. Uhm, yes, it's not a nice feeling. I think everyone knows what brain freeze is, as in you've experienced a brain freeze. Uhm, but not everyone probably knew the English term for it.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I feel bad because I put a picture of an old person here. That wasn't very nice, but sometimes people in front of you walk too slow. Sometimes when you're walking, maybe you get off the bus and you need to get on the subway and you're trying to walk really fast and people in front of you are just walking really slow.


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[Assistant] It's probably not their fault. It's like when I said you get annoyed with a tall person. It's not the tall person's fault.


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[Assistant] People who don't wear a mask. So right now, if I was doing this lesson a year ago, I would not have mentioned this one. But right now, this is a huge pet peeve for some people in the world. It's a pet peeve for me. I like it when everyone wears their mask. I don't like it when someone


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[Assistant] Hanging from their ear like this lady does. It's just not very, it's just not very polite. It's not very considerate. When you do something that's considerate, it means that it's nice for the people around you. So people who don't wear masks definitely, that's definitely one of my pet peeves right now.


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[Assistant] By the way, have you noticed that most pet peeves are about what people do?


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[Assistant] So this is probably, are all these my pet peeves? Maybe they are. This is one of my pet peeves, definitely. Uhm, I get very annoyed when people say they're going to do something.


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[Assistant] And then they don't do it. So you phone a place and you say, I'd like this, I'd like to order this.


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[Assistant] And then it doesn't come or when someone says, Oh, I'll definitely get that done and bring it to your house tomorrow.


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[Assistant] And then they don't show up. So this is also similar to people who don't show up on time. That's another one of my pet peeves. But certainly people who say they are going to do something and then they don't do it. That is definitely a pet peeve of


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[Assistant] People who read over your shoulder. When I was a kid, I won't say which sibling, but one of my brothers or sisters, I won't tell you who, used to stand behind me and read over my shoulder if I was reading a book.


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[Assistant] Nowadays, every once in a while, I'll have my phone out and someone will stand behind me and look at my screen. So people who read over your shoulder or people who look at your phone screen or your computer screen


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[Assistant] Uhm, that's something that can really, really bother people, for sure. Yes, people who read over your shoulder. It's not very polite to do that.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I think we talked about this one a little bit. People who talk loudly on the phone. So sometimes you're in a public place and someone will, all of a sudden their phone will ring and they'll take their phone out and they'll say, hello? Yeah, Bob here. Yeah, how's it going? Oh, pretty good.


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[Assistant] Awesome. And they'll just start talking really loudly. And maybe you're just trying to have a nap in the airport lobby. Maybe you're trying to read a book like I said before. And you just have this person talking really really loudly. Not very polite at all. Uhm, oh this one.


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[Assistant] When your computer crashes. So I think we've all experienced this at least once in our lives. Sometimes you're working on your computer and all of a sudden the computer just shuts off or you get an error on the screen like this.


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[Assistant] And, and you've lost all your work. So a computer crashes anytime a computer stops working. Uhm, sometimes when you're using a certain piece of software, it can crash as well. But this is certainly


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[Assistant] Very very frustrating. It doesn't happen very often anymore. Although it can happen during a live stream. Uhm, I think my computer crashed during a Zoom meeting recently. That wasn't very nice at all. I was trying to meet with three other people and all of a sudden my computer crashed. Not a very nice feeling at all. Uhm, let's see here. Uhm, quiet talkers.


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[Assistant] So, there are people who talk too loud. I actually talk too loud. Especially after a long day of teaching. Because I have to talk loud in my classroom. When I get home, sometimes I keep talking loudly. Uhm, but there are people who don't talk loud enough.


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[Assistant] There are people who they say something and you're like, pardon? And so they'll say things like, um, and then you say, excuse me, I didn't quite hear you.


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[Assistant] And you're like, uhm, excuse me. And then they say, hey, Bob, it's a really good lesson. So people who talk quietly or people who talk too quietly. Let's see here.


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[Assistant] People who leave the lights on. This, this might be about my children again but sometimes my kids go in their room, they turn the light on, they get what they need, and then they leave the room and they leave the lights on.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I'm the one who pays the electricity bill. My children, uh, I think, think that electricity is free sometimes. So they'll go in their room, they'll turn the light on, and then they'll, they'll just go to another room and they won't turn the light off. So it's not nice to do that.


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[Assistant] It is definitely one of my pet peeves. It's a waste of electricity and it costs me money.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so I don't want to dwell on this one too much. Tourists are awesome.


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[Assistant] Tourists are a great source of income for most countries, but sometimes there are just too many tourists. So let me say this, when I visit Niagara Falls,


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[Assistant] I usually try to go when there aren't a lot of tourists there. I love tourists. It's awesome that people come and visit Canada. You come, you visit the beautiful things we have. You spend money. It's good for our economy. It's good for everybody. You get an enjoyable trip. Our country gets a little bit of money. It's awesome.


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[Assistant] Sometimes there are so many tourists.


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[Assistant] Uh, in Niagara Falls, and maybe in Paris, maybe in Washington DC, in some of the popular places to visit, there's, there can be too many, and then it can be a little bit annoying. But generally, tourists are awesome.


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[Assistant] Uh, let's see here. People who ask questions during a movie. So, I think in the last lesson on pet peeves, uh, part one, I did a lesson, by the way, a year ago on pet peeves. Uhm, I'll find the link to it. I'll put the link in the first comment below later. Uhm,


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[Assistant] Oh, I think it's in the description actually. Uhm, people who ask questions during a movie. So sometimes you go to a movie theater to watch a movie or you're at home and you're going and you're watching a movie and the person you are watching it with keeps asking questions. So they say things like, who's this guy? Oh, where does this go? Where are they going?


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[Assistant] Where, what's, why does that, why does that guy have a bag of money?


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[Assistant] Why are they doing that? And you're just trying to enjoy the movie. You understand the story. You understand what's going on and you just have this person beside you constantly asking questions. It can be very, very annoying and it can be very, very frustrating.


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[Assistant] Okay, so we had the, uhm, when the toilet paper roll is hung wrong, in your opinion, but also it can be annoying when there is no toilet paper.


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[Assistant] When you use a public washroom, washroom is a Canadian word, when you use a public bathroom or a public restroom, uhm, sometimes it can be frustrating because


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[Assistant] All of a sudden you notice there is no toilet paper. The toilet paper is gone. This can be extremely frustrating and extremely awkward and not a nice situation at all.


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[Assistant] Let's see here. Uhm, roommates who hit the snooze button over and over. When I was in university I had a roommate who would set his alarm


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[Assistant] Let's say for 6am, I can't remember the exact time. And then his alarm would go off, beep beep beep, and he would hit the snooze button.


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[Assistant] And his alarm would go off for 10 minutes. And then 10 minutes later,


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[Assistant] Beep beep beep, and he would hit the snooze button. And I think he would do it about eight or nine times.


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[Assistant] And he usually got up before me. So I would be trying to sleep longer and I would constantly hear his alarm going off. It was not a good situation. So if you have roommates, uh, and they hit their snooze button over and over again, this can be incredibly frustrating for sure.


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[Assistant] Ah, let's see here. People who stand too close. So, this again is a pet peeve that occurred before the pandemic.


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[Assistant] Please stay two meters away from me. That's, I wish everyone in the world was able to do that.


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[Assistant] Uh, but certainly before this, uh, pandemic, I also didn't like it when people stood too close to me. Uhm, but if they were like a meter away, that was fine. If they were less than a meter, that was too close. But now, if someone is within two meters of me, that's too close. I don't like that at all.


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[Assistant] Uhm, it's definitely one of my pet peeves right now when people stand too close to me. Uhm, and I'm sure it's a pet peeve for many of you as well.


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[Assistant] People who bite their nails. So, sometimes, uh, we talked about someone who clicks a pen a lot, right? Did you notice that I'm really good at that? Maybe I'm one of the people that does that too much.


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[Assistant] I probably am. Uh, there's also people who, uh, they'll bite their nails. Okay. And it doesn't bother me if people bite their nails. What bothers me is if it makes loud noises, if you can hear them.


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[Assistant] That is something that I do not enjoy hearing. It's kind of a funny, it's a funny sound and it's a funny thing to hear someone biting their nails.


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[Assistant] You know how many chickpeas you put in? And how many, how you remember later on how many tomatoes went into the salad? And if they're a pre-made salad,


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[Assistant] Uhm, otherwise we'll start introducing ourselves and then we're gonna jump right on in and get started with the mayhem and the murder.


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[Assistant] Uh, once we go, just as a reminder, once we start the game, everybody remember to deafen yourselves so that nothing is spoiled and we can play the game.


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[Assistant] One common task, three long tasks, or two common tasks, three long tasks, and five short tasks.


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[Assistant] Alright, okay, and, uh, we're gonna start. Don't, don't forget to deafen yourself. I thought I did that one too.


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[Assistant] Okay, soooo, we're gonna do two. We're gonna keep the map the same.


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[Assistant] The one that's like outside with the lava.


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[Assistant] In Cory's defense, and like, I know that you're being your character, Christy, why?


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[Assistant] So I was running by, but the, it's, I don't know if you've been down there, but there are two, like, little shooter things, and when someone is doing that task, you can't see who's inside the room, because it's on the, the shooter things is on the outside of the room, and it's a visual task, so it looks like you can see someone's using it, but unless you go into the room, you can't see who it is.


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[Assistant] What were you doing? Why did you go into specimen with me and Cory and then just immediately leave without doing any tasks? Uh, because if I got double killed I didn't want to die.


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[Assistant] It's on medium right now, it was on medium, so short is like, there's medium and then long, so long is like someone could kill you and then like run away more quickly, so I'm gonna see if maybe that, and I'm gonna increase the cool kill down.


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[Assistant] I didn't see Christy for a really long time, so I think maybe I saw Christy when the reactor was up there, but I think that was the last time.


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[Assistant] In an investigation one dude always has to go opposite the other dude.


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[Assistant] I dunno, I'm just walking around, guys. Do we wanna just go this way? I dunno.


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[Assistant] Guess I'll go do the task I was gonna do in front of Cory's body. There's Tina and Kimberly.


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[Assistant] I, Nate the Great, am a detective. Sometimes, I'm a baseball player.


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[Assistant] This morning, I was a detective and a baseball player. My dog Sludge and I went to the field.


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[Assistant] I had to practice batting and running and fielding. I belong to a team. Rosamond's Rangers. Rosamond, Annie, Harry.


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[Assistant] Oliver, Esmeralda, Claude, Thinley, and Pip belong too. They were at the field. Rosamond's four cats were there.


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[Assistant] They are the team's mascots. Annie's dog, Fang, was there. Fang is not on the team.


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[Assistant] He is not a mascot. Fang should have stayed home. Rosamond came up to me.


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[Assistant] We can't practice today, she said. Somebody stole second base.


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[Assistant] We can get another second base, I said. I bent down and picked up a big stone.


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[Assistant] A stone for second base? Rosamond said. Not while I'm coach. Everybody uses stones. Rosamond's Rangers do not. Rosamond is a strange coach.


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[Assistant] That was no surprise. Rosamond is a strange person.


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[Assistant] She said, When we play baseball, I bring first base, Oliver brings second base, and Annie brings third base. Rosamond held up a large tuna fish can.


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[Assistant] Here's today's first base. Nobody stole it. And he held up a large dog bone.


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[Assistant] Here's today's third base, she said. Nobody ate it. Fang and Sludge sniffed. Oliver said,


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[Assistant] I was going to bring the same base I brought yesterday, but somebody stole it. It was the best.


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[Assistant] I, Nate the Great, did not think Oliver's second bass was the best.


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[Assistant] It was an octopus made of gloopy purple plastic.


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[Assistant] Oliver collects eels. He is saving up for a real octopus.


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[Assistant] We need a detective to find my second base, he said. Make another octopus, I said. Oliver was mad.


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[Assistant] You think it's easy to make these long, curling arms? He said. Besides, that was my good luck octopus.


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[Assistant] Very well. I, Nate the Great, will take the case. I knew what Oliver's octopus looked like.


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[Assistant] I am on a case looking for a base on a bookcase. I will be back. Love, Nate the Great.


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[Assistant] I left the note at my house. Then Sludge, Oliver and I went to Oliver's house. He lives next door. He took us to his room.


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[Assistant] I saw his bookcase. It was full of books. So far, so good.


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[Assistant] But it was squeezed in a corner between the wall and a huge tank of eels. And the top of it was a mess. It was covered with baseball things. Cards, gloves, balls, and bats.


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[Assistant] I've got so much stuff on my bookcase that some of it falls to the floor, Oliver said. But I pick it right up. This is a real mess, I said.


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[Assistant] Your octopus must be hidden under something on top of your bookcase.


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[Assistant] I, Nate the Great, moved things, piled things, and sorted things. Sludge, sniffed.


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[Assistant] I have just found something important, I said. What? Oliver asked. A telephone.


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[Assistant] It was hidden under two baseball gloves, and the cord is still hidden.


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[Assistant] The cord goes down the back of the bookcase and plugs into the wall, Oliver said. It's boring, but the telephone is nice. I like to call people. I know it, I said.


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[Assistant] Oliver is a pest. He follows people. He calls people. At last I said, I do not see the octopus on your bookcase. So you can't find it either? Oliver said. On is only one place to look, I said. In is another. I looked in Oliver's eel tank.


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[Assistant] Your octopus did not fall in there, I said. Perhaps it fell down one side of your bookcase.


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[Assistant] But my bookcase is squeezed between the eel tank on one side and the wall on the other, Oliver said. I, Nate the Great, need a flashlight.


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[Assistant] Oliver gave me a flashlight. I flashed the light down both sides of the bookcase. The octopus did not slip through, I said.


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[Assistant] So, you struck out, Oliver said. No, there is one more place to look.


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[Assistant] Perhaps your octopus fell down the back of the bookcase.


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[Assistant] But, you can't get back there, Oliver said.


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[Assistant] No problem. I, Nate the Great, can peer over the top.


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[Assistant] I leaned forward. Ouch! I bumped my head.


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[Assistant] The wall is in the way, I said. I can't see down.


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[Assistant] I stretched out flat on the floor in front of the bookcase. Now what are you doing? Oliver asked.


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[Assistant] I am flashing the flashlight toward the floor at the back of your bookcase, I said. I, Nate the Great, saw something. I reached for it and pulled it out.


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[Assistant] It was not the octopus. It was a baseball card.


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[Assistant] So, that's where my Babe Ruth card went, Oliver said.


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[Assistant] I, Nate the Great, say that your octopus did not fall down the back of your bookcase. I walked around the room. I looked hard.


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[Assistant] I'm not sure. When I got home from the game yesterday, I pulled it out of my pocket and dumped it on my bookcase with my other baseball stuff. Then what? Then I used my telephone.


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[Assistant] Then I went out and followed people for the rest of the day. I believe that too, I said. What did you do last night? I slept, Oliver said. I, Nate the Great, was getting nowhere.


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[Assistant] Oliver said, this morning when I went to get my octopus, I couldn't find it. Has anyone else been in this room? I asked.


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[Assistant] Only my eels, Oliver said. Then I, Nate the Great, must go out and look for clues.


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[Assistant] I will follow you, Oliver said. Stay by your telephone, I said. Sludge and I went back to the baseball field.


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[Assistant] The octopus was second base in yesterday's game, I said to sludge. Perhaps there's a clue here.


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[Assistant] I saw Rosamond standing under a tree with her cats.


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[Assistant] I just tossed my baseball mitt into the air, she said.


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[Assistant] But it came down on a branch of this tree, and it's stuck there. I looked up.


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[Assistant] I saw the mitt on a branch. My cats can go up and shake it down, Rosamond said. My cats are smart. If Oliver's octopus wasn't made of plastic, they could find it.


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[Assistant] An octopus is something like a tuna fish, isn't it?


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[Assistant] I, Nate the Great, did not want to think about that. I walked over to where second base had been. I kicked the dirt around. I saw something long and curling and oozy and slimy looking.


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[Assistant] It was one arm of Oliver's octopus.


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[Assistant] Oliver's octopus had eight arms. I had found one. I had solved one eighth of this case.


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[Assistant] Look for more octopus arms, I said to Sludge. Sludge and I walked around the field. The Sludge ran ahead. He sniffed, he stopped. He brought me another octopus arm. Good work, Sludge, I said. We kept looking.


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[Assistant] But we could not find any more octopus arms. Sludge and I went home.


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[Assistant] We had to think about the case. I made pancakes for myself. I gave Sludge a bone.


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[Assistant] We are looking for a purple plastic octopus with six arms, I said. Or maybe less.


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[Assistant] When Oliver took the octopus home from the last game, he dumped everything on his bookcase. He did not notice that two arms were missing. What else didn't he notice?


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[Assistant] I went to the telephone. I called Oliver. He answered right away.


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[Assistant] Annie, he said. And your octopus was in your pocket, right? Right, Oliver said. Thank you, I said. I hung up. We must go to Annie's house, I said to Sludge. Annie was sitting in front with Fang.


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[Assistant] I'm looking for octopus arms, I said. I looked at Fang. I did not want to do that.


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[Assistant] Your dog will eat almost anything, I said, like second base. Why would he eat gloopy purple plastic? Annie said. She held up a dog bone. This is third base, and Fang didn't eat it. I'm very proud of him. Fang wagged his tail. But Fang isn't perfect, Annie said. That was no surprise to me, Nate the Great. Fang stopped wagging. Annie said.


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[Assistant] When Oliver followed me after the last game, Fang followed Oliver. I think Fang snatched some of the octopus from Oliver's pocket.


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[Assistant] Aha! I said. So, second base was stolen after all.


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[Assistant] Fang only took one octopus arm, Annie said. And here it is. Annie handed a very dirty octopus arm to me.


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[Assistant] Oliver's octopus is missing three arms and maybe more and Oliver doesn't know it, I said. I said goodbye to Annie.


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[Assistant] This case is as good as solved I said to Sludge. All we need to find are a few more octopus arms. We went to Oliver's house. Oliver was talking on the telephone. Oliver kept talking.


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[Assistant] When I had looked under there for the octopus, I did not see the plug or the cord. They must have been too high up. I had to think of something else.


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[Assistant] Hang up! I shouted. It worked. Oliver hung up. I held up the three octopus arms.


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[Assistant] I, Nate the Great, found these. The case is in good shape, but your octopus is not.


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[Assistant] I know that, Oliver said. When I brought it home, I saw that I had a five-armed octopus instead of one with eight arms.


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[Assistant] Why didn't you tell me? I asked. Oliver smiled.


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[Assistant] What difference does that make to an octopus? Five are plenty.


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[Assistant] It made a big difference to me, Nate the Great. I said, then I still have to find a mostly together octopus. Right, Oliver said. I said, I, Nate the Great, have struck out, but I will be back. Sludge and I went to the field. Rosamond and her cats were gone. Hermit was gone from the tree. I sat down on a log. Sludge sat beside me.


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[Assistant] I thought about the case. I had found a telephone.


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[Assistant] A baseball card and octopus arms. None of these mattered. Or did they?


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[Assistant] I looked up at the tree where Rosamond's mitt had been stuck. Hmm. I thought about the telephone again. And the octopus arms. Those long, curling arms.


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[Assistant] And I knew where the octopus had to be.


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[Assistant] Behind your bookcase, I said. I, Nate the Great, pulled harder. Then I peered behind the bookcase. I saw the telephone cord plugged into the wall. And I saw something else.


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[Assistant] Stuck on the cord, with two of its arms curled around it, was a five armed purple plastic octopus. The case was solved. I reached in to grab the octopus. Rrip.


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[Assistant] The octopus now had four arms. But that was plenty. I held up the octopus.


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[Assistant] You found second base, Oliver said. But, how did you know it was there?


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[Assistant] Your octopus's arms are long and curling, I said. That makes it easy for them to catch onto something. That was a clue.


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[Assistant] But I didn't know it until I thought about Rosamond's mitt that had caught on a branch. It fell there after she tossed it. It should have landed on the ground.


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[Assistant] When your octopus fell off the back of your bookcase, it should have landed on the floor.


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[Assistant] That's where I looked. But it never got there. Because its arms were caught on the telephone cord.


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[Assistant] Hooray, Oliver said. Now we can have baseball practice. I will call the team.


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[Assistant] Oliver made his calls while I pushed the bookcase back. Then Oliver, Sludge and I walked to the field. I, Nate the Great, went up to bat. I looked around the field.


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[Assistant] I saw a first base. A tuna fish can.


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[Assistant] I saw second base, Oliver's forearmed octopus. Then I saw third base. The dog bone was there, in Fang's teeth. Fang was third base. I gripped the bat. I, Nate the Great, hoped I would strike out.


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[Assistant] Can I measure the time course of how those objects, how those radio labeled compounds move through your body?


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[Assistant] One other thing you can find on the quick access toolbar is the player. You bring up the player. These are the five types of players here in left to right order on the top of the player. Top down order in this menu right here. Whatever you have up.


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[Assistant] You can then click on the correct player and it will play through it. Here we have the property player highlighted. Whichever one of these players you have highlighted down here below the arrows are parameters that have to go with that item that you have highlighted.


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[Assistant] The player for an intersection looks like this. Again, here the intersection is positioned at this location and to increment that it steps, if this is a feet project, this is in feet. If this is a meters project, this is in meters.


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[Assistant] For all of the players, the central buttons start sort of a movie going. If you click on one of those, it steps one step at a time and just keeps stepping until you stop it.


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[Assistant] The ones that are outside those just a little bit with only one vertical bar.


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[Assistant] Just step and then stop and wait to you and click it again in order to step another step. The farthest ones out with the two arrows and the one vertical bar go to the very ends, one end or the other.


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[Assistant] The third type of player is a flight player. This allows you to create a line file and then use the flight player to kind of follow that line through your model so you can see what it looks like from close up.


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[Assistant] In this English lesson, we're going to show you some sentence patterns that you can use in everyday life. Let's get started.


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[Assistant] I wanted to see if she was still upset with me.


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[Assistant] I wanted to see if she was still upset with me.


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[Assistant] I wanted to see if she was still upset with me.


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[Assistant] I wanted to see if they were coming to the party or not.


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[Assistant] I wanted to see if they were coming to the party or not.


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[Assistant] I wanted to see if they were coming to the party or not.


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[Assistant] I wanted to see if you are free to have a quick chat.


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[Assistant] I wanted to see if you are free to have a quick chat.


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[Assistant] I wanted to see if you are free to have a quick chat.


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[Assistant] Is she okay with you canceling on her again?


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[Assistant] Is she okay with you canceling on her again?


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[Assistant] Is she okay with you canceling on her again?


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[Assistant] Is she okay with the stressful situation at her work?


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[Assistant] Is she okay with the stressful situation at her work?


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[Assistant] Is she okay with the stressful situation at her work?


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[Assistant] Is she okay with them borrowing her car?


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[Assistant] Is she okay with them borrowing her car?


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[Assistant] Is she okay with them borrowing her car?


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[Assistant] I was listening to a motivational speech.


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[Assistant] I was listening to a Spanish learning guide.


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[Assistant] I was listening to a Spanish learning guide.


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[Assistant] I was listening to a Spanish learning guide.


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[Assistant] I was listening to a voicemail my mom left me yesterday.


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[Assistant] I was listening to a voicemail my mom left me yesterday.


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[Assistant] I was listening to the latest song from my favorite artist.


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[Assistant] I was listening to the latest song from my favorite artist.


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[Assistant] I was listening to the latest song from my favorite artist.


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[Assistant] I was listening to a podcast about misunderstood celebrity scandals.


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[Assistant] I was listening to a podcast about misunderstood celebrity scandals.


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[Assistant] She tried to apply there, but there weren't any positions available.


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[Assistant] She tried to start the car, but the tank was empty.


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[Assistant] She tried to start the car, but the tank was empty.


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[Assistant] She tried to start the car, but the tank was empty.


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[Assistant] She tried to make friends with him, but he wasn't interested.


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[Assistant] But she didn't have the right ingredients.


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[Assistant] She tried to bake a cake, but she didn't have the right ingredients. She tried to bake a cake.


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[Assistant] But she didn't have the right ingredients.


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[Assistant] She tried to apologize, but they wouldn't listen.


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[Assistant] She tried to apologize, but they wouldn't listen.


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[Assistant] She tried to apologize, but they wouldn't listen.


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[Assistant] He introduced me to his best friend at his birthday party.


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[Assistant] He introduced me to his ex-girlfriend when we ran into her at a bar.


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[Assistant] He introduced me to his ex-girlfriend when we ran into her at a bar.


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[Assistant] He introduced me to his ex-girlfriend when we ran into her at a bar.


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[Assistant] He introduced me to his neighbor the third time I came over to his house.


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[Assistant] He introduced me to his neighbor the third time I came over to his house.


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[Assistant] He introduced me to his neighbor the third time I came over to his house.


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[Assistant] Could you bring me back a chicken nugget combo and an orange Fanta?


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[Assistant] Could you bring me back a chicken nugget combo and an orange Fanta?


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[Assistant] Could you bring me back a chicken nugget combo and an orange Fanta?


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[Assistant] Could you bring me back a souvenir if you see something you think I would like?


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[Assistant] Could you bring me back a seashell from the beach?


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[Assistant] Could you bring me back leftovers from whatever you get at the restaurant?


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[Assistant] Could you bring me back leftovers from whatever you get at the restaurant?


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[Assistant] Could you bring me back leftovers from whatever you get at the restaurant?


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[Assistant] Could you bring me back some donuts from my favorite shop on the way home?


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[Assistant] Could you bring me back some donuts from my favorite shop on the way home?


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[Assistant] Could you bring me back some donuts from my favorite shop on the way home?


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[Assistant] The souvenir I got from Paris was the Eiffel Tower in a snow globe.


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[Assistant] The souvenir I got from Paris was the Eiffel Tower in a snow globe.


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[Assistant] The souvenir I got from Paris was the Eiffel Tower in a snow globe.


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[Assistant] The souvenir I got from Tokyo was a giant plushy Totoro.


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[Assistant] The souvenir I got from Sydney was a hand knitted sweater.


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[Assistant] The souvenir I got from Sydney was a hand knitted sweater.


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[Assistant] The souvenir I got from Sydney was a hand knitted sweater.


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[Assistant] The souvenir I got from Taipei was a modern tea set.


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[Assistant] I can't relate to my sister when she acts like this.


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[Assistant] I can't relate to my sister when she acts like this.


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[Assistant] I can't relate to my sister when she acts like this.


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[Assistant] I can't relate to the problems he is going through.


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[Assistant] I can't relate to billionaires or people who hoard their money.


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[Assistant] I can't relate to billionaires or people who hoard their money.


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[Assistant] I can't relate to billionaires or people who hoard their money.


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[Assistant] I have a background in forensic science.


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[Assistant] I have a background in forensic science.


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[Assistant] I have a background in forensic science.


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[Assistant] I have a background in experimental psychology.


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[Assistant] I have a background in experimental psychology.


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[Assistant] I have a background in experimental psychology.


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[Assistant] I have a background in architecture and design.


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[Assistant] I have a background in architecture and design.


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[Assistant] I have a background in architecture and design.


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[Assistant] I have a background in nursing and hospice care.


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[Assistant] I have a background in nursing and hospice care.


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[Assistant] I have a background in nursing and hospice care.


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[Assistant] I have a background in coaching softball and volleyball.


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[Assistant] I have a background in coaching softball and volleyball.


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[Assistant] I have a background in coaching softball and volleyball.


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[Assistant] He invited her to the opening of the film festival.


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[Assistant] He invited her to a weekend yoga retreat.


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[Assistant] He invited her to visit his shop whenever she had some free time.


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[Assistant] He invited her to take the car for a test drive.


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[Assistant] He invited her to take the car for a test drive.


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[Assistant] He invited her to take the car for a test drive.


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[Assistant] Sorry for the delay. It's been a hectic week at work.


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[Assistant] Sorry for the delay. It's been a hectic week at work.


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[Assistant] Sorry for the delay. All the computer systems were down this afternoon.


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[Assistant] Sorry for the delay. All the computer systems were down this afternoon.


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[Assistant] Sorry for the delay. All the computer systems were down this afternoon.


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[Assistant] Sorry for the delay. I'm just getting over being sick.


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[Assistant] Sorry for the delay. I'm just getting over being sick.


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[Assistant] Sorry for the delay. It took me a while to get a hold of my boss.


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[Assistant] Sorry for the delay. It took me a while to get a hold of my boss.


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[Assistant] Sorry for the delay. It took me a while to get a hold of my boss.


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[Assistant] Sorry for the delay. I've been swamped with tons of orders.


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[Assistant] Sorry for the delay. I've been swamped with tons of orders.


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[Assistant] Sorry for the delay. I've been swamped with tons of orders.


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[Assistant] Sorry for the delay. I'll try to get this done as quickly as possible. Sorry for the delay.


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[Assistant] Sorry for the delay. I'll try to get this done as quickly as possible.


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[Assistant] Sorry for the delay. I'm the only person in the office at the moment.


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[Assistant] Sorry for the delay. I'm the only person in the office at the moment.


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[Assistant] Sorry for the delay. I'm the only person in the office at the moment.


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[Assistant] The past few days have been some of the best in my entire life.


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[Assistant] The past few days have been some of the best in my entire life.


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[Assistant] The past few days have been so difficult to get through.


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[Assistant] The past few days have been so difficult to get through.


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[Assistant] The past few days have been so difficult to get through.


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[Assistant] The past few days have been better than I could have ever imagined.


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[Assistant] The past few days have been better than I could have ever imagined.


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[Assistant] Give me some time to go through all my options.


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[Assistant] Give me some time to go through all my options.


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[Assistant] Give me some time to go through all my options.


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[Assistant] I'm learning how to code because I'm interested in being a web developer.


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[Assistant] I'm learning how to code because I'm interested in being a web developer.


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[Assistant] I'm learning how to code because I'm interested in being a web developer.


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[Assistant] I'm learning how to roller skate because I've always wanted to since I was a child.


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[Assistant] I'm learning how to roller skate because I've always wanted to since I was a child.


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[Assistant] I'm learning how to roller skate because I've always wanted to since I was a child.


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[Assistant] I'm learning how to sing because I want to be an actress on Broadway.


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[Assistant] How are things going for you, since you had a baby?


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[Assistant] How are things going for you, since you had a baby?


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[Assistant] How are things going for you, since you had a baby?


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[Assistant] How are things going for you since you moved to Canada?


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[Assistant] How are things going for you since you moved to Canada?


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[Assistant] How are things going for you since you moved to Canada?


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[Assistant] How are things going for you since you got married?


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[Assistant] How are things going for you since you got married?


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[Assistant] How are things going for you since you got married?


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[Assistant] How are things going for you, since you quit your job?


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[Assistant] How are things going for you since you switched departments?


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[Assistant] How are things going for you since you switched departments?


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[Assistant] How are things going for you since you broke up with your ex?


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[Assistant] How are things going for you since you broke up with your ex?


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[Assistant] How are things going for you since you started going to the gym?


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[Assistant] How are things going for you since you started going to the gym?


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[Assistant] How are things going for you since you started going to the gym?


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[Assistant] We had a wonderful time collaborating with another startup company.


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[Assistant] We had a wonderful time backpacking through Latin America.


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[Assistant] We had a wonderful time backpacking through Latin America.


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[Assistant] We had a wonderful time hanging out together.


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[Assistant] We had a wonderful time hanging out together.


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[Assistant] We had a wonderful time getting to know each other.


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[Assistant] How much do you know about how olive oil is made?


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[Assistant] How much do you know about how olive oil is made?


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[Assistant] How much do you know about how olive oil is made?


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[Assistant] How much do you know about the Great Pyramids of Egypt?


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[Assistant] How much do you know about the Great Pyramids of Egypt?


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[Assistant] How much do you know about the Great Pyramids of Egypt?


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[Assistant] How much do you know about the history of Paris?


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[Assistant] How much do you know about the history of Paris?


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[Assistant] How much do you know about the history of Paris?


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[Assistant] How much do you know about how electric cars work?


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[Assistant] How much do you know about how electric cars work?


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[Assistant] How much do you know about your family background?


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[Assistant] How much do you know about the current precedent of your country?


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[Assistant] How much do you know about the current precedent of your country?


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[Assistant] How much do you know about the current precedent of your country?


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[Assistant] The best way to get to her house is to take the back roads from here.


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[Assistant] The best way to get to her house is to take the back roads from here.


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[Assistant] The best way to get to her house is to take the back roads from here.


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[Assistant] The best way to get to the cafe is to take a left at the next corner.


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[Assistant] The best way to get to the cafe is to take a left at the next corner.


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[Assistant] The best way to get to the movie theater is to get off at the next stop.


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[Assistant] The best way to get to the movie theater is to get off at the next stop.


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[Assistant] The best way to get to the movie theater is to get off at the next stop.


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[Assistant] The best way to get to the stadium is to take the subway there.


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[Assistant] The best way to get to his office is to take a right in two blocks.


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[Assistant] The best way to get to his office is to take a right in two blocks.


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[Assistant] The best way to get to his office is to take a right in two blocks.


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[Assistant] I'm still mad that she never formally apologized for what she did.


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[Assistant] I'm still mad that she never formally apologized for what she did.


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[Assistant] I'm still mad that she never formally apologized for what she did.


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[Assistant] I'm still mad that she never noticed that I was upset with her.


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[Assistant] I'm still mad that she never noticed that I was upset with her.


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[Assistant] I'm still mad that she never returned my favorite scarf.


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[Assistant] I'm still mad that she never returned my favorite scarf.


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[Assistant] I'm still mad that she never said thank you after everything I did for her.


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[Assistant] I'm still mad that she never said thank you after everything I did for her.


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[Assistant] I'm still mad that she never said thank you after everything I did for her.


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[Assistant] What is the difference between your current role and your previous one?


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[Assistant] What is the difference between you and your twin sister?


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[Assistant] In some parts of the world, it is illegal to drink in public.


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[Assistant] In some parts of the world, it is illegal to drink in public.


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[Assistant] In some parts of the world, it is illegal to drink in public.


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[Assistant] In some parts of the world, tipping is considered strange.


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[Assistant] In some parts of the world, tipping is considered strange.


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[Assistant] In some parts of the world, people value their work over their family.


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[Assistant] In some parts of the world, the new year begins in February or April.


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[Assistant] In some parts of the world, the new year begins in February or April.


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[Assistant] If I don't see you until after, I hope


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[Assistant] If I don't see you until after the holidays, I hope you have a happy Christmas.


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[Assistant] If I don't see you until after the holidays, I hope you have a happy Christmas.


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[Assistant] If I don't see you until after the holidays, I hope you have a happy Christmas.


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[Assistant] If I don't see you until after January, I hope you have a good end to your year.


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[Assistant] If I don't see you until after October, I hope you have a wonderful summer break.


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[Assistant] If I don't see you until after October, I hope you have a wonderful summer break.


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[Assistant] If I don't see you until after October, I hope you have a wonderful summer break.


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[Assistant] If I don't see you until after your birthday, I hope you have a fun time.


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[Assistant] If I don't see you until after your trip,


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[Assistant] If I don't see you until after your trip, I hope you have an amazing time in Amsterdam.


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[Assistant] If I don't see you until after your trip,


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[Assistant] If I don't see you until after you're out of the hospital, I hope you have an easy recovery.


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[Assistant] If I don't see you until after you're out of the hospital, I hope you have an easy recovery.


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[Assistant] If I don't see you until after you're out of the hospital, I hope you have an easy recovery.


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[Assistant] If I don't see you until after your wedding, I hope you have a beautiful start to your new life.


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[Assistant] If I don't see you until after your wedding, I hope you have a beautiful start to your new life.


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[Assistant] If I don't see you until after your wedding, I hope you have a beautiful start to your new life.


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[Assistant] Appreciation days are when we all as a group get together and pick someone in the band or the crew or the dancers who just deserves to be appreciated.


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[Assistant] For Paul, he has always been a die-hard Kiss fan. He goes to every single Kiss event that he can, goes to the fan events, uhm, he knows everything about that band. It's adorable. And, uh, I had arranged a couple days ahead of time to have Gene Simmons give him a phone call. Uhm, someone wants to talk to you. Uhm, I think his name is Gene.


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[Assistant] At the Nashville show, there was, there are a million things going on. I'm trying to coordinate all these things happening. Faith Hill's there, she's gonna do a guest performance. I'm running around doing all this stuff and the entire band and crew and dancers had all decided that it was my appreciation day.


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[Assistant] One of the gifts that they gave me, the entire band and crew, everybody had taken a picture doing this. I am always going to cherish that picture.


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[Assistant] One of the cutest things was that Caitlin made this video for me.


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[Assistant] Of all of the band and crew and dancers all.


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[Assistant] Just saying messages to me and it had some of my favorite songs in the background and it was the sweetest thing. I really just, I felt so special that day.


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[Assistant] I think appreciation days are something that I was always going to live on with our tours. You know, whether it was a merch guy of ours who was going off to college, Claire or Charity or Lacey, almost everybody got their own appreciation day. Uhm, and it was really wonderful.


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[Assistant] The way that it made everybody feel when they were the randomly chosen person.


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[Assistant] Friday night beneath the stars In the field behind your yard You and I are painting pictures in the sky


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[Assistant] Uhm, but you know, when you're like going in for a job interview or like a special thing, uhm,


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[Assistant] Oh no, oh no, we cast you cause of the long hair. Oh god, oh. Uhm, and so what ended up happening was, uh,


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[Assistant] And roll camera, and action!


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[Assistant] She's no stranger to hard work.


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[Assistant] She's no stranger to hard work.


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[Assistant] She's no stranger to dangerous situations.


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[Assistant] She's no stranger to dangerous situations.


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[Assistant] She's no stranger to dangerous situations.


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[Assistant] She's no stranger to controversy like this.


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[Assistant] She's no stranger to taking on a challenge.


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[Assistant] She's no stranger to taking on a challenge.


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[Assistant] She's no stranger to taking on a challenge.


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[Assistant] Time to get to work on our big proposal.


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[Assistant] Time to get to work on our big proposal.


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[Assistant] Time to get to work on tomorrow's presentation.


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[Assistant] Time to get to work on tomorrow's presentation.


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[Assistant] Time to get to work on tomorrow's presentation.


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[Assistant] Time to get to work on getting ready for the final match.


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[Assistant] Time to get to work on that important project you have been putting off.


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[Assistant] Time to get to work on that important project you have been putting off.


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[Assistant] Time to get to work on that important project you have been putting off.


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[Assistant] I don't get why everybody is on her side.


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[Assistant] I don't get why everybody thinks this place is good.


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[Assistant] I don't get why everybody believes you have to have your life together before 30.


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[Assistant] I don't get why everybody believes you have to have your life together before 30.


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[Assistant] I don't get why everybody believes you have to have your life together before 30.


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[Assistant] Is it even possible to stop climate change?


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[Assistant] Is it even possible to buy a house on your salary?


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[Assistant] Is it even possible to predict the outcome with a high rate of certainty?


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[Assistant] In other words, I really admire you.


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[Assistant] In other words, you have our blessing.


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[Assistant] In other words, you have our blessing.


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[Assistant] In other words, he's getting a second chance.


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[Assistant] In other words, he's getting a second chance.


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[Assistant] In other words, he's getting a second chance.


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[Assistant] The last place I saw it was under the couch.


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[Assistant] The last place I saw it was under the couch.


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[Assistant] The last place I saw it was under the couch.


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[Assistant] If it wouldn't be too much trouble, could you explain that again?


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[Assistant] If it wouldn't be too much trouble, could you help me with the last slide?


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[Assistant] If it wouldn't be too much trouble, could you help me with the last slide?


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[Assistant] If it wouldn't be too much trouble, could you help me with the last slide?


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[Assistant] If it wouldn't be too much trouble, could you send me a copy of your notes?


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[Assistant] If it wouldn't be too much trouble, could you send me a copy of your notes?


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[Assistant] If it wouldn't be too much trouble, could you send me a copy of your notes?


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[Assistant] If it wouldn't be too much trouble, could you remind me when it's time to go?


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[Assistant] If it wouldn't be too much trouble, could you remind me when it's time to go?


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[Assistant] If it wouldn't be too much trouble, could you give me an extra shot of espresso?


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[Assistant] If it wouldn't be too much trouble, could you give me an extra shot of espresso?


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[Assistant] If it wouldn't be too much trouble, could you give me an extra shot of espresso?


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[Assistant] If it wouldn't be too much trouble, could you get me an extra ticket to tonight's event?


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[Assistant] If it wouldn't be too much trouble, could you get me an extra ticket to tonight's event?


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[Assistant] It's good to hear that he followed my advice.


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[Assistant] It's good to hear that he followed my advice.


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[Assistant] It's good to hear that he followed my advice.


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[Assistant] It's good to hear that he isn't alone anymore.


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[Assistant] It's good to hear that he isn't alone anymore.


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[Assistant] It's good to hear that he finally has a job he likes.


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[Assistant] It's good to hear that he finally has a job he likes.


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[Assistant] It's good to hear that he finally has a job he likes.


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[Assistant] It's good to hear that he has moved into a better apartment.


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[Assistant] It's good to hear that he has moved into a better apartment.


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[Assistant] It's good to hear that he has moved into a better apartment.


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[Assistant] It's good to hear that he was made the lead on the new project.


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[Assistant] It's good to hear that he is getting along with the other students.


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[Assistant] It's good to hear that he is getting along with the other students.


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[Assistant] It's good to hear that he is getting along with the other students.


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[Assistant] I don't know the first thing about planning a wedding.


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[Assistant] I don't know the first thing about planning a wedding.


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[Assistant] I don't know the first thing about planning a wedding.


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[Assistant] I don't know the first thing about building a website.


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[Assistant] I don't know the first thing about building a website.


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[Assistant] I don't know the first thing about building a website.


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[Assistant] I don't know the first thing about taking care of a cat.


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[Assistant] I don't know the first thing about table manners in England.


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[Assistant] I don't know the first thing about table manners in England.


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[Assistant] I don't know the first thing about being in a healthy relationship.


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[Assistant] The thought of being alone with her makes me feel anxious.


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[Assistant] The thought of being alone with her makes me feel anxious.


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[Assistant] The thought of moving to another country makes me so excited.


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[Assistant] The thought of moving to another country makes me so excited.


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[Assistant] The thought of doing this project by myself makes me feel worried.


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[Assistant] The thought of working with him makes me feel like I'm in over my head.


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[Assistant] The thought of working with him makes me feel like I'm in over my head.


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[Assistant] We are offering, as a reward for,


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[Assistant] We are offering, as a reward for,


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[Assistant] We are offering, as a reward for,


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[Assistant] We are offering $500 as a reward for finding my lost cat.


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[Assistant] We are offering $10,000 as a reward for information on the suspect.