Yuko: We’re going to miss you, Thomas. We had so much fun.

Thomas: We certainly did. I’ll miss our bike rides together. Oh, I need to buy some souvenirs. Where should I go?

Yuko: I would recommend Asakusa. That area has lots of Japanese-style gifts.

Thomas: Oh, yeah, I want to go there one last time. What should I get?

Yuko: My recommendation is kaminari okoshi, puffed rice crackers.

Thomas: Sounds great. Thank you.

Caspar: Well, I call it an “offline meeting.”

Aileen: Right, as opposed to an online meeting.

Caspar: Would you like a mini quiche? My wife Alexis made them.

Aileen: Oh, they look delicious! Thank you.

Caspar: I’m glad so many people came today.

Aileen: Yes, a few are from our video-making class.

Caspar: Right. Thanks to that class, my video channel has improved a lot.

Aileen: I love your channel with your cat. What’s her name again?

Caspar: Umi.

Roxy: Thank you, Masaru. I love this café. They don’t have them in the UK.

Masaru: Really? I thought they came from there. Oh well.

Roxy: Oh, that reminds me. My family is having a barbecue next Sunday. Would you like to join us?

Masaru: Sure! I love barbecues.

Roxy: Dad is also serving his specialty, seafood paella.

Masaru: Oh, right. You told me your dad is a good cook.

Roxy: Well, his paella is good.

Mr. Smith: Yes, of course. Scott Joplin is one of my favorite composers.

Ms. Jetz: Right, he was the King of Ragtime. Uh, Mr. Smith, are you OK? You’re making a strange face.

Mr. Smith: Isn’t the air in here a little stuffy?

Ms. Jetz: Shall I open the window?

Mr. Smith: Thank you. Ah, that’s better.

Ms. Jetz: Let me know if it gets too cold.

Mr. Smith: Thank you. You know, my students say I’m stuffy. Am I?

Ms. Jetz: No, not at all.