Bill: Thanks, Cynthia. I had to work hard this time.

Cynthia: Where did you get your ideas?

Bill: I got a lot from a Japanese cartoonist named Ashizuka Osamu.

Cynthia: I’ve never heard of that person.

Bill: Japanese people have. All of the new songs are inspired by him.

Cynthia : All of them?

Bill: Yes, I think I’ll call the new album… Firefly.

Cynthia: Sounds cool.

Zaytox: It’s no problem. What did Sota think about me joining the shogi club?

Masami: He’s not sure, but I have no doubt that he’ll let you join.

Zaytox: Excellent. I like playing shogi.

Masami: Why don’t you practice playing with our members in the meantime?

Zaytox: Yes, that would be fun.

Masami: You just learned the rules, so you need to practice.

Zaytox: Let’s do it. I’m getting hungry, though. How about going to the vegan ramen place first?

Masami: Sounds like a plan!

Dr. Stein: Thank you, Kelly.

Kelly: Dr. Stein, I understand that you have created two androids.

Dr. Stein: Yes. Jeannie was the first, and then I made Frankie.

Kelly: Oh, wonderful! And they’re here in the studio?

Dr. Stein: Yes, you can meet them later.

Kelly: Wow, great. So, Dr. Stein, do you think we’ll see more androids in the future?

Dr. Stein: Yes, it’s likely that we will.

Hiroko: Everyone asks me the same question. Yes, that’s what the sign says.

Rintaro: This is my first time to visit one.

Hiroko: Everyone says that too. Please, sit down.

Rintaro: Can you tell me about my career?

Hiroko : Of course. Work-related readings are my specialty. You’re a salesperson, right?

Rintaro: Yes! That’s amazing.

Hiroko: It really isn’t.

Rintaro: Do you think it’s possible that I’ll meet my sales goals?

Hiroko: You may well meet them.

Rintaro: Great!