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WALEED: |
Are
there any more cookies? |
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CARA: |
Yes, there are. Didn't you have any breakfast, Waleed? |
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WALEED: |
No.
I don't eat breakfast at home. |
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MARTIN: |
Why
not? |
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WALEED: |
Breakfast is better in a restaurant. But I didn't have time to eat
this morning. |
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MARTIN: |
Howard, do you think food is better at home or in a restaurant?
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HOWARD: |
At
home. |
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LEE: |
Martin, is this your briefcase? |
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MARTIN: |
No,
that's Howard's. That's newer than mine. My briefcase is very old.
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LEE: |
It's newer than mine! |
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CARA: |
I
think I have the oldest briefcase in the office. It was my father's.
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WALEED: |
Are
we arguing about briefcases? Let's argue about cities again. I like
the cities in the East. |
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CARA: |
Why? |
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WALEED: |
They're older. I don't like the newer cities in the West. Boston is
nice. |
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MARTIN: |
It's like a European city, isn't it? |
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WALEED: |
And
it isn't as big as New York. |
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LEE: |
Have you been to New Orleans, Waleed? You might like that. Some
parts of New Orleans are very old. |
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WALEED: |
Is
it the oldest city in the South? |
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LEE: |
I
don't know that. No, I don't think so. But it's very old. |
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CARA: |
And
you like food. The food is wonderful there. |
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MARTIN: |
It's some of the best food in America. |
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HOWARD: |
I
don't like the food very much. I don't think it's that good. |
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MARTIN: |
I
disagree. It's the best. |
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HOWARD: |
It's too hot. |
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MARTIN: |
Texas food is hotter. |
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HOWARD: |
Texas food is also too hot. |
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LEE: |
You
don't like hot food, I guess. |
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HOWARD: |
Hot
food is bad food. |
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CAST: |
Oh,
no. How can you say that? What's the matter with you? What about
Thai food? etc... |
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HOWARD: |
The
worst food is the hottest food. |
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CARA: |
Martin, what is the worst food? |
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MARTIN: |
I
think the worst food is greasy food. |
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CARA: |
Waleed, what is the worst food? |
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WALEED: |
The
food I cook is bad. |
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CARA: |
I
think mine is worse. My mother wasn't a very good cook. My father
was better. He taught me some things, but he was always better.
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MARTIN: |
Do
you cook, Howard? |
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HOWARD: |
I'm
a good cook. I cook everything but hot food. |
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WALEED: |
Who
made the cookies? |
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CARA: |
I
did. |
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WALEED: |
They're very good. |
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CARA: |
Thanks. I can make better cookies than my mother. |
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MARTIN: |
The
cookies are finished. Should we get back to work? |
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