Roxy: It smells wonderful. What is it?

Grandpa: Roast beef and mashed potato. We used to eat it every Sunday.

Roxy: Grandma is such a great cook.

Grandpa: Every family has its chef. But it’s not me.

Roxy: Dad is a good cook, but he uses all the plates in the kitchen. And I mean every plate.

Grandpa: Yes, I remember that about him. He’s not good at cleaning up.

Roxy: Exactly. Mom always does the dishes.

Frankie: No problem, Jeannie. I can fix it in no time.

Jeannie: You’re perfect, Frankie! You can do anything.

Frankie: I’m not perfect. I feel lonely. I have no friends.

Jeannie: What do you mean? I’m your friend.

Frankie: You’re my girlfriend. I need other friends. I want to talk about other things.

Jeannie: Such as?

Frankie: I don’t know. Anything other than fashion accessories.

Jeannie: Sure. Be my guest.

Peacock: Hello. Actually, I’d like your advice.

Clerk: Of course.

Peacock: Which do you prefer, this orange scarf or this purple one?

Clerk: Personally, I prefer the purple one.

Peacock: So do I. But I’m not fond of this pattern. Could you show me another?

Clerk: Yes, I did see a purple scarf with a different pattern. Oh, here it is.

Peacock: Yes, that’s more like it.

Clerk: Is this a present for your wife, sir?

Peacock: It’s for a friend.

Bob: Yes, they are. What do you think?

Sally: I love them. I didn’t know you did watercolors.

Bob: Well, I painted them many years ago.

Sally: Why did you change to oil painting?

Bob: When I was younger, watercolors were popular. Then, oil painting became trendy.

sally: I see. These two landscapes are beautiful.

Bob: I’ll tell you what. You can have them.

sally: Both of them? No, I couldn’t.

Bob: In that case, choose either one.

Sally: Are you sure?