Dad: It depends on how funny it is. Anyway, go ahead, Roxy.

Roxy: How did you meet Mom?

Dad: Goodness, that was so long ago. I met her at a flea market in Yoyogi Park.

Roxy: Really? How did you start talking to her?

Dad: We were both looking at the same old pots, I think. Wait, they were paella pans!

Roxy: Oh, so that’s when you started making paella?

Dad: Yes, I think so.

Deena: Are you kidding?

Masaya: Quick! Record it on your phone.

Deena: Good idea. I’ve never seen anything move like that before.

Masaya: Wait a minute. I know what it is. I think it’s a drone.

Deena: I think you’re right. Someone’s trying to fool us.

Masaya: It’s very easy to make something resembling a UFO these days with our technology.

Deena: That’s true.

Doug: What do you mean?

Shiho: I’m thinking perhaps I should stay in Japan.

Doug: But you’ve been accepted to Columbia. It’s an excellent opportunity.

Shiho: I know, but I don’t want to leave you behind.

Doug: I can always visit you in the States.

Shiho: But we’ll be apart for a long time.

Doug: You can’t give up your dream, Shiho. You don’t want to do something you’ll regret later.

Jessica: It’s a book by Stephen Hawking.

Peacock: Oh, Hawking. I met him once a long time ago. Interesting fellow.

Jessica: You actually met Professor Hawking?

Peacock: Yes, this was when I was in university. I was living in Brighton at the time. I went to London to do research, and he was giving a lecture.

Jessica: That’s amazing! Hawking changed the way we look at the universe.

Peacock: Yes, he certainly was a genius.