Bobbie: You have ten more to do, Yoshi. You can’t give up now.

Yoshi: But honestly, I’m exhausted.

Bobbie: I don’t care if you’re exhausted. This is where it counts.

Yoshi: How about I just do three more?

Bobbie: No! Ten more sit-ups. Nobody realizes what it takes to get in shape.

Yoshi: You’re worse than a drill sergeants!

Bobbie: You haven’t seen anything yet. Now, move it!

Mr. Yamamoto: We seem to be on schedule. We haven’t had one of these in a long time.

Ms. Brant: Exactly, so we should be careful. We might be forgetting some details.

Mr. Yamamoto: What about the dress code?

Ms. Brant: Please ask the employees to wear business casual.

Mr. Yamamoto: They usually do anyway.

Ms. Brant: Well, I’ve noticed that some have been wearing tennis shoes to work recently.

Mr. Yamamoto: That’s true. I’ll send everyone a memo.

James: Welcome to New York. You’re not alone. People from all over the world come to live and work here.

Shiho: Yes, I know New York is a very diverse city.

James: That’s right. It’s a melting pot of different cultures.

Shiho: Do you have any advice for me?

James: Don’t be overawed. And enjoy the amazing variety of foods you can find here.

Shiho: Thanks for the tip.

Manabu: Me too. The sashimi was particularly good, right?

Catherine: Yeah, but the dessert buffet was what really impressed me.

Manabu: I know you have a sweet tooth! Anyway, we have to wake up early tomorrow.

Catherine: Yes, we have an early flight.

Manabu: Oh, no! I can’t find my hotel room key.

Catherine: Again? You’re always losing your keys.

Manabu: Ah, now I see why. There’s a hole in my pocket.

Catherine: Well, let’s go back to the restaurant. The key’s probably there.