Andrew: That’s right, I was. I quit a long time ago.

Linda; Why did you quit?

Andrew: Relationships between people were kind of difficult.

Lindat: Do you know why the club has that strange rule?

Andrew: You mean about no dating being allowed? Sota made it.

Linda: Why?

Andrew: It’s because he liked one of the members, and another member started dating her. That’s why he made that rule.

Linda: Oh.

Arnold: You’re in the movie, Yayoi, so you deserve to be here.

Yayoi: I had so much fun working with you at Tokyo Tower last summer.

Arnold: Yes, thanks to your performance, we had a great scene there.

Yayoi: Do you think I could be an actor?

Arnold: Yes! Your English is great, Yayoi. Due to my thick accent, people couldn’t even understand me at first.

Yayoi: Really?

Arnold: Yes.

Cindy: Thank you, Mr. Emori. I’ve never read haiku in front of an audience before, so I’m nervous.

Mr. Emori: Just relax, and you’ll do fine.

Cindy: OK. So, I will read a haiku I wrote in a Japanese tea garden.

Mr. Emori: I’m sorry, Cindy. Could you speak a little louder, so everyone can hear you?

Cindy: Sure, no problem. So, here goes… “In the light of autumn …”

Bill: Sure, Cynthia. I was just practicing for the upcoming tour.

Cynthia: Actually, that’s what I need to talk to you about.

Bill: What about the tour?

Cynthia: It’s Derek. He broke his leg.

Bill: What? How?

Cynthia: He broke it while skiing with Doris. He’s in the hospital now.

Bill: How long will it take to heal?

Cynthia: At least two months. As a result, we have to cancel the tour.

Bill: I can’t believe this!