http://www.eslpod.com/website/show_podcast.php?issue_id=5926230
Slow dialogue: 1:31
Explanations: 3:03
Fast dialogue: 13:36
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Frank: Hand me that bag of potato chips.
Katie: Here. You mean you're still hungry after two burgers and French fries?
Frank: Yeah, I am. I'm a growing boy. Where's the popcorn?
Katie: I can't believe we're eating all of this junk food. I'm supposed to be watching what I eat.
Frank: Forget about it. Who can watch a football game without stuffing their faces? It's an American tradition.
Katie: Where did you get those candy bars?
Frank: Some kids were selling them door-to-door and I thought it was my duty to buy some.
Katie: It was your duty to buy 10 candy bars?!
Frank: What can I say? I'm a softy.
Katie: I'm getting another soda. Do you want one?
Frank: No, thanks. But while you're up, can you hand me the phone?
Katie: Sure, why?
Frank: I'm ordering a pizza.
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- to hand sb sth: to give/pass sth to sb
- to stuff your face : to eat a lot of things very quickly
- softy (n): person is difficult to say no
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Thanks,
Duy Lam
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