Mr. Emori: Me too!

Cindy: Mr. Emori, how did you find this restaurant?

Mr. Emori: Well, I had to do some research. Not many tourists know about it.

Cindy: Oh, look at the menu. What’s the name of this beef?

Mr. Emori: It’s Nico-nico Wagyu. It’s a very high-grade Japanese beef.

Cindy: Sounds great. How would you like your steak?

Mr. Emori: Hmm, I’d like my steak medium-rare.

Cindy: OK, I’ll have the same then.

Grandpa: I’m happy for you, Roxy. I hope you and Grandma have a good time.

Roxy: Thank you. I’ve always wanted to see a musical in London. This is a dream come true.

Grandpa: I wish I could go with you, Roxy, but I’ve already arranged to meet some friends that afternoon.

Roxy: That’s OK. I’ll buy some souvenirs from the theater.

Grandpa: You don’t have to buy me anything, dear. Just enjoy yourself and take care.

Yayoi: My pleasure. Actually, this is my first time inside Tokyo Tower.

Arnold: Really? I guess it’s mainly for tourists.

Yayoi: That’s right. Arnold, when can I see the new script?

Arnold: I’ll let you know as soon as I talk with the director. She wanted to make a few changes.

Yayoi: OK. I hope the lines aren’t too long.

Arnold: They’ll be short. Oh, that’s her now. Let me take this call.

Yayoi: Sure.

Taeko: I can do it, but Yayoi is the real expert.

Jonas: I know, but Yayoi is taking a leave of absence.

Taeko: Oh yeah, I heard about that.

Jonas: So, who can I ask?

Taeko: If you want a good presentation, you should ask Raj.

Jonas: But he went back to India.

Taeko: We’re a global company. You can work with him online.

Jonas: Oh, I didn’t think of that. I’ll ask him to do it, then.