Grandpa: That’s right, Roxy. Westminster Abbey is well-known for that.

Roxy: Oh, look, Grandpa. This is where Professor Hawking is buried.

Grandpa: Yes, he lived close to me in Oxford when I was a boy. He grew up to be a famous scientist. He eventually changed the way we see the universe.

Roxy: He was from Oxford?

Grandpa: Yes. But some people don’t realize he was British because they remember only his computer voice.

Roxy: Ah, I see.

Sheena: Sure, go ahead. I hope I can answer.

Jonas: What’s going on with Raj in our Mumbai office? I hope he’s OK.

Sheena: Oh, he’s fine, but I forgot to tell you. He left the company.

Jonas: Raj left? Why?

Sheena: He moved to the UK with his wife to get a better job.

Jonas: Oh no! I wanted to email him so I could ask for his help again.

Derek: Hi, Cynthia. I’m good. I’m getting tired of the hospital food, though.

Cynthia: Yeah, but it’s healthy. You look good.

Derek: Thanks. The doctors say I’ll be able to leave the hospital next week.

Cynthia: Good. You know we had to cancel the Japan tour.

Derek: Yes, Bill told me. I’m really sorry about that.

Cynthia: Derek, you have to be more careful. If you carry on like this, the band could break up.

Derek: I understand.

Zaytox: I am a Vegan, from the planet Vega 6. I heard you serve Vegan ramen here.

Carolyn: Yes, but it’s pronounced “vegan.”

Zaytox: Oh, sorry.

Carolyn: No problem. Anyway, you can’t order unless you buy a ticket first.

Zaytox: OK. What do you recommend?

Carolyn: The French onion soup ramen is popular.

Zaytox: Sounds good. I’ll order that. Can I slurp my noodles?

Carolyn: Yes, that’s normal here.

Zaytox: Great. We also have that custom on Vega.