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Todd: OK, Deanne, so you are a translator? Deanne: Interpreter. Todd: Interpreter. Deanne: Yeah. Todd: What's the difference between a translator and an interpreter? Deanne: The interpreter serves as a medium between two different people and it's don...
Todd: Talking about body alterations, I think for men it's not so much cosmetic surgery, but it's steroids these days. That's the hot topic. Wendi: Do you think so? Todd: Well, I'll tell you, when I was in high school, I knew so many guys that did st...
Todd: What do you think about plastic surgery - you know, like, especially lip implants, breast implants? Wendi: Yeah, absolutely. I would be like, maybe like four years ago, I was like, No if you do that kind of thing you are so vain. That's so not...
Wendi: At my station there's a lot of weirdoes. Have you noticed? Todd: There is a lot of weirdoes in the train station. Wendi: There's a lot of weirdoes at my station. Todd: Yeah, why do you think that? Do you think that they just like the train sta...
Todd: Now have you actually ever played in an organized league, like an Ultimate Frisbee league? Wendi: Yeah, I organize leagues. Todd: Oh, you do? Wendi: Yeah, I organize leagues and I represent Canada at Worlds and played against the Japanese teams...
Todd: What sports are you into? Wendi: I like everything. I do everything. Todd: Really! Wendi: Yeah. Todd: Whats the last sport you played? Wendi: The last sport I played Im just looking at my calendar the last sport I played was probably Ultimate F...
Todd: What's your favorite color? Wendi: Me? Todd: Yeah. You're the only one here. Wendi: Good point. Favorite color -- green. Todd: Yeah. Why green? Wendi: I don't know. I just chose on really. I don't know. These days I kind of like green, but it c...
Todd: Now, Keiko, maybe you can help me. I teach at university. My students are university students and they are so devoted to their circle, their clubs. Why? Why are they so - ? To them, it's more important than class. Keiko: Well, I think it's beca...
Todd: So, Keiko, so you lived in The States and they have a different system of collecting trash. Can you explain the difference of collecting trash in America and collecting trash in Japan? Keiko: OK, my personal experience, in The States you just p...
Todd: Keiko, my family is coming to Japan to see me and it's the first time they've been to Japan. What do you recommend? Like what should we see? They are going to be in Tokyo for one week. Keiko: OK. Do they want to go outside of Tokyo or do they w...
Todd: Hey, Keiko, you lived in The States for five years, right? Keiko: Yep. Todd: When you were there, what did you miss about Japan -- like what foods or TV shows or stuff like that? Keiko: I did miss the food a lot -- very healthy food, not oily,...
Todd: Now, Keiko, you said you lived in America. Keiko: Yeah. Todd: How long did you live in America for? Keiko: I lived there for five years. Todd: Five. That's a long time. What was it like when you came back to Japan? Keiko: It was quite difficult...
Todd: OK, Simon, I was wondering you know, you have a newborn son and before you know it, he'll probably be 10 years old, 12 years old, and I wonder if his life will a lot different than it was for us when we were 10 or 12. Like for example, educatio...
Todd: So, Simon, how old is your son now? Simon: He's just over three months now. Todd: OK, so it should be pretty fresh in your memory. Do you remember what it was like the day he was born? Simon: Yeah, sure. I was in the operating room. Todd: No ki...
Todd: So, Simon, I have to congratulate you. I hear you have new child. Simon: That's right. Todd: Wow. You're a papa. (Yeah) So what's it like being a father? Simon: Well, it is a completely different lifestyle than before - Papahood, parenthood. Ye...
