Mr. Smith: Brahms Third Symphony.

Ms. Jetz: You really like that symphony, don’t you? You always listen to it.

Mr. Smith: This is a new performance by the Vienna Philharmonic. It’s very good.

Ms. Jetz: Have you ever been to Vienna?

Mr. Smith: No, I’ve never been to Austria.

Ms.Jetz: Really? You of all people should go. You only live once.

Mr.Smith: I’ve wanted to go for a long time. Do we need a visa to go there?

Ms. Jetz: I’m not sure, you’d better check.

Megan: How can you speak English?

Zaytox: We can speak any language in the universe. Through this device.

Megan: What’s that?

Zaytox: It’s a universal translator.

Megan: Very impressive.

Zaytox: Our technology is far above your level.

Megan: Obviously. Your spaceship is very fast.

Zaytox: Yes. It takes only 15 minutes from here to your earth.

Megan: That’s impossible!

Zaytox: It’s possible. We can give you a fast ride home.

Barbara: Hi, Deepak. Yes, I like your curries in particular. They are so good.

Deepak: Thank you. It’s surprising that you come here so often.

Barbara: Really? I wonder why. Anyway, how’s business these days?

Deepak: Not very good, I’m afraid. It’s difficult to have a restaurant in this area.

Barbara: Why don’t you change locations?

Deepak: I’ve been thinking about that.

Barbara: Let me help you. I can find vacant properties in the city.

Helen: Very impressive. What are you looking at?

Gary: I’m viewing the planet Jupiter. Look, you can see some of Jupiter’s moons through it.

Helen: Oh, wow! I see them. That’s incredible!

Gary: We have to thank Galileo for inventing the telescope, right?

Helen: I read that it was a Dutch person that invented the telescope.

Gary: Really? I always thought it was Galileo that invented it.

Helen: So did I, until I read about it.