Jessica: Thanks ToddTodd: OK, so where did you get you clothes?

　　Jessica: Well, I got these in the states actually, and if you ever want to borrow them you can?

　　Todd: Thanks, thanks. I think we're maybe not the same size.

　　Jessica: Right, right, a little different. Yeah, the slippers are kind of a nice touch to it. We have to wear slippers where we work, so even though we work inside a university building, and we go outside actually, everything's in slippers.

　　Todd: OK, so you got the slippers in the states?

　　Jessica: Yeah, I got the slippers in, because my feet are so humongous that I would not be able to get.

　　Todd: They're not that big!

　　Jessica: There size ten.

　　Todd: Ooh, that'sJessica: That's pretty big.

　　Todd: Yeah, Yeah OK. Well, they look comfortable.

　　Jessica: They are. They are. They're like clogs.

　　Todd: OK, and where, the pants?

　　Jessica: ExpressTodd: Express is a store?

　　Jessica: Is a store, in America, yeah. Just a, kind of, they're business, business casual.

　　Todd: How much did you pay?

　　Jessica: Ooh, too much I think! About 50 dollars U.S.

　　Todd: for pants?

　　Jessica: For pants, but they'reTodd: I've never paid 50 dollars for pants in my entire life.

　　Jessica: No! Really!

　　Todd: Well it shows, my fashion sense. And your shirt, your blouse?

　　Jessica: I got it from, from, Learners, which is also another store in the states, and this was like actually 35 dollars.

　　Todd: 35 dollars! You spend a lot of money on clothes.

　　Jessica: No, I don't though. I just, for business clothes. You have to have professional looking clothes so..