Cynthia: I can’t remember. I’ve lost count. Why?

Bill: Well, maybe it’s time for me to do something else.

Cynthia: Something else besides playing rock music?

Bill: Yeah, maybe. You know Doris, the director making the documentary of our band, right?

Cynthia: Yes.

Bill: She said I should become an actor and play a role in her new movie.

Cynthia: You mean you want to break up the band?

Bill: No, of course not.

Takuma: I know. I’ve been thinking about that. Do you have any ideas?

Kelly: How about in autumn, say early October?

Takuma: OK, let me check the calendar. Right, there’s a three-day weekend. That could work.

Kelly: The weather is usually nice that time of year.

Takuma: Yes, and I love the food in autumn, too.

Kelly: Sounds perfect, Takuma. Let’s do that then.

Jeannie: Yes, I saw him today. He had changed into casual clothes.

Dr. Stein: What was he wearing before?

Jeannie: He was wearing a cool suit and necktie. That’s why all the girls were following him.

Dr. Stein: So, you’re not jealous anymore?

Jeannie: I never was jealous. You said that.

Dr. Stein: Well, I’m glad that problem’s settled. You’ve changed a lot, Jeannie.

Jeannie: Have I? In what way?

Dr. Stein: You’re more like a real woman now.

Jeannie: Thank you, Doctor.

Masaya: Yes, Deena. I didn’t forget this time. I bought two kinds, just in case.

Deena: OK. I like the medium-hot kind.

Masaya: Me, too. Oh, it’s stopped raining. I can build the campfire now.

Deena: Make sure you use dry branches.

Masaya: I know that, Deena. I’m not that clueless, you know.

Deena: OK, let’s stop chatting and get to work!

Masaya: Yes, boss.

Deena: And please be careful!