Jeannie: Carrot cake! Are you hungry? Dr. Frank N. Stein?

Dr. Stein: Did you make it, Jeannie?

Jeannie: Yes. I don’t require any food to operate, but I know that humans require food.

Dr. Stein: You made this for me?

Jeannie: Of course. You have been so kind to me. I wanted to make something for you.

Dr. Stein: Can I taste it?

Jeannie: Please, go ahead.

Dr. Stein: Yum! I’m so proud of you. This is the nicest present I’ve ever received.

Roxy: No thanks, Dad. I’m full.

Dad: What’s wrong? You usually eat more.

Roxy: Well, it has a lot of sausage and chicken in it.

Dad: Don’t you like it?

Roxy: It’s OK, but to be honest, I like your seafood paella better.

Dad: Well, I thought perhaps you were bored with my regular paella.

Roxy: It’s your signature dish, Dad. As the saying goes, “If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it.”

Dad: Who taught you that expression?

Arnold: Hello! You’re the person who made the announcement, right? You have a nice voice.

CA: Thank you! Arnold Sylvester! It’s an honor to have you on our flight, sir.

Arnold: The honor’s mine.

CA: So, you’re going home to Los Angels. What did you do in Japan, Mr. Sylvester?

Arnold: I gave a woman my autograph.

CA: Really? That’s so kind of you.

Sheena: Not at all, Jonas. You are the guest of honor. So, how do you like India?

Jonas: It’s very interesting, so different from Japan.

Sheena: I’d like to visit Japan someday. I have some friends there.

Jonas: Yes, many Indians live in Japan.

Sheena: After lunch, we can go to the Gateway of India, which is nearby.

Jonas: Fabulous! It’s very famous, isn’t it?

Sheena: Yes, it’s popular with tourists.