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In this episode of The A to Z English Podcast, Xochitl and Jack play another game where they try to test their knowledge about each other.
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00:00:01
Jack
Welcome to the A to Z English podcast. My name is Jack and I’m here with my co-host social. And today we’re going to do one more topic talk game edition. How well do you know your podcasting partner?
00:00:20
Jack
And #1 the first question, social is what kind of music?
00:00:28
Jack
Do I enjoy the most?
00:00:36
Xochitl
Sorry. What was that, Jack? I didn’t hear you.
00:00:38
Jack
What kind of music do I enjoy the most? What do you think? What’s what music? What kind of music? What genre do you think that I enjoy the most?
00:00:46
발표자
Right.
00:00:49
Xochitl
Some variation of rock.
00:00:52
Jack
OK, OK. I’ll give it to you. I’ll give it.
00:00:53
Jack
To you, I’ll give it to you. I grew up in the 90s, so grunt.
00:00:58
Jack
Yeah, that’s my, you know, Nirvana program.
00:01:01
Xochitl
Yeah, I was going to think that’s what I was going to say like so. But I just wanted to.
00:01:05
Xochitl
Be more broad just in.
00:01:06
Xochitl
Case because.
00:01:07
Jack
Yeah, you covered your bases. Yeah, cause I love Pink Floyd. I love Led Zeppelin. I love The Rolling Stones. I love The Beatles. I mean, it’s it’s not just that, but, but my the the music that defines my my high school years, you know, and college years is definitely.
00:01:26
Jack
90s grunge rock Stone Temple Pilots Alice In Chains Earl Jam, Nirvana.
00:01:35
Jack
The Pixies. I those. That’s the music that I loved the most. Now I’m going to try to answer this for you.
00:01:45
Jack
OK.
00:01:47
Jack
UM.
00:01:49
Jack
Latin pop like Shakira.
00:01:54
Xochitl
Yeah, uh, well, no.
00:02:00
Xochitl
It’s it’s not really Latin pop. It’s uh.
00:02:05
Xochitl
Boletos, which is like traditional Latin American music genre.
00:02:11
Jack
OK, OK.
00:02:13
Jack
So it’s not.
00:02:14
Xochitl
More like 1950s Latin American music.
00:02:18
Jack
Ohh, OK, OK.
00:02:21
Jack
UM.
00:02:23
Jack
OK. OK. So so that’s your, that’s your favorite genre then? So that’s more, you’re more in the traditional type of Latin music than the more modern kind of version of it or whatever like the, OK.
00:02:40
Jack
Oh, interesting. OK, all right. All right. So one point for you 0 for me.
00:02:46
Jack
I was I.
00:02:47
Jack
Was only off by like 60 years so.
00:02:50
Xochitl
Yeah, only though only.
00:02:52
Jack
She’s been only 60 years.
00:02:53
Xochitl
You’re in the right vein though, because present.
00:02:58
Jack
#2, can you recall a specific goal or aspiration your friend mentioned recently?
00:03:07
Jack
OK, so something.
00:03:08
Jack
A goal that you have recently, a goal I feel like you’ve talked about this.
00:03:14
Jack
UM.
00:03:18
Jack
I want to say that you aspire to create some music like record something, because I know that you’re a very talented musician. In particular, you have a an excellent singing voice because I’ve heard you sing on your Facebook.
00:03:38
Jack
You’ve posted some of your compositions and stuff.
00:03:42
Jack
And I feel like like one of your goals is to is to do it more seriously, you know, maybe not professionally, but to take it more seriously, am I. Am I on the?
00:03:56
Jack
Right to track here.
00:03:57
Xochitl
Yes, that is, that is the right track. Yeah, I I’m giving that to you for sure.
00:04:03
Jack
OK. OK. OK.
00:04:05
Jack
And what about?
00:04:06
Jack
What the question was, yeah, can you recall a specific goal or aspiration your friend mentioned recently?
00:04:15
Xochitl
OK, I was confused about the recently part OK recently.
00:04:23
Xochitl
I believe that one of your goals for this new year.
00:04:27
Xochitl
Was to.
00:04:30
Xochitl
Improve your health overall. Is that correct?
00:04:34
Jack
Yeah, lose weight.
00:04:35
Jack
Yeah, exactly, exactly.
00:04:39
Jack
But I I started with my New Year’s resolution was to lose lose weight.
00:04:46
Jack
Take a cold shower every day, like 30 seconds ice ice shower and not drink coffee for the first hour and I failed. I did 3 days of cold showers. I did it and it is brutal.
00:05:06
Jack
In the winter.
00:05:08
Jack
Oh man.
00:05:09
Xochitl
Is your how warm in the winter is like the thing I’m curious about? Because in Korea a lot of times it’s windows, right, floor heating.
00:05:18
Jack
But the bathrooms are not heated, though.
00:05:21
Xochitl
So the bathroom is cold.
00:05:23
Jack
Yeah. So when you walk in the?
00:05:24
Jack
Bathroom. It’s kind.
00:05:25
Jack
Of like walking outside, it’s so weird, you know?
00:05:28
Xochitl
Right. Well, that was my question.
00:05:29
Xochitl
Because I find that.
00:05:30
Xochitl
A lot of people don’t turn though I I might be saying that wrong on the.
00:05:34
Xochitl
On the floor heating.
00:05:35
Jack
Yeah, floor heating, right? Right. Yep.
00:05:37
Xochitl
It don’t turn a lot of people don’t turn it on that much during the winter or only for like a limited time, because it’s quite expensive, right? So that’s why I was like, is your house like actually warmer? Like, is it probably kind of on the cooler side, right.
00:05:43
Jack
Yes, yes.
00:05:52
Jack
You know, it’s not like like.
00:05:54
Jack
The American system everything is goes through event right? So so it warms the air and the the air in the room gets warm. Here they warm the floor and it kind of trickles up. But it’s never really like.
00:06:07
Jack
If you lie on the floor, it feels fantastic. If you could find a hot spot on the floor. I used to do that in my old apartment when I was single. I would find a hot spot and I would just sleep there at night. Put a blanket.
00:06:17
Jack
Down and sleep on a hot spot like a.
00:06:21
Jack
Like a dog, you.
00:06:23
Jack
Know finding a like a warm spot. But now we kind of keep it at a certain level where it’s just enough to be comfortable but we but conserve energy because it’s very expensive.
00:06:42
Jack
But uh yeah, I I I failed on two of those, but I’m. I’m still exercising every day, so I figured but make 3 New Year’s resolutions and then, you know, throw two of them away. You still got one. You’re doing all right.
00:06:57
Xochitl
Right. Yeah, I think you’re doing OK. I.
00:07:01
Xochitl
I honestly kind of ohh right? I do remember what my resolution was but I I want to.
00:07:08
Xochitl
I want to kick him up a notch like I’m trying to to actually have a little more direction, but actually remember, Jack, I I think we might have to rewatch the episode, remember?
00:07:14
발표자
What was your New Year’s?
00:07:15
Jack
Resolution again, I forgot.
00:07:22
Xochitl
I think it.
00:07:23
Xochitl
Was I I think I wanted, I think.
00:07:27
Xochitl
Uh, I don’t remember Jack. Maybe I want to be more assertive or some.
00:07:30
Xochitl
Saying that, I can’t really remember.
00:07:33
Xochitl
Or maybe like stop?
00:07:33
발표자
I think you.
00:07:34
Jack
Wanted to win a Grammy, wasn’t it? Something like that.
00:07:36
Xochitl
Ha ha, I wish that would be resolution.
00:07:40
Xochitl
I better get on that then.
00:07:42
Jack
You got it. Very yeah, yeah.
00:07:44
Xochitl
To win the Grammy so.
00:07:47
Jack
OK, #3, what is your friend’s or podcasting partners? Favorite book or author?
00:07:56
Xochitl
I don’t think you’ve told me this about yourself.
00:07:59
Jack
I know and I don’t.
00:08:00
Jack
Think I.
00:08:01
Xochitl
Wait, wait. Uh.
00:08:03
Xochitl
I know you.
00:08:03
Xochitl
Like, Oh my God. Howard then.
00:08:07
Jack
Ohh I do like how.
00:08:08
Jack
It’s in, yeah, yeah.
00:08:08
발표자
I know you. Yeah, I know.
00:08:10
Xochitl
You like him? I don’t think. I don’t think he’s a favorite, but I know you.
00:08:14
Xochitl
Like him and then?
00:08:14
Xochitl
I know you like God was.
00:08:17
Xochitl
It Warren peace or it was one of those long books.
00:08:23
Xochitl
That’s like classic literature.
00:08:25
Jack
Yeah, I think you’re thinking a farewell to arms.
00:08:28
Xochitl
Yes, they’re well, the arms. That’s the one, yes.
00:08:32
Jack
That’s maybe my favorite book, one of my.
00:08:34
Jack
Favorite books by Ernest.
00:08:36
Jack
Hemingway. Yeah, he’s my favorite author. I.
00:08:38
Jack
Would say.
00:08:39
Xochitl
What you have?
00:08:39
Xochitl
Told me your favorite author is yes.
00:08:41
Jack
Yeah, yeah, you’re close, though. I mean, like, war and peace farewelled arms, there’s this, this similar, you know, genre.
00:08:49
Xochitl
Kind of, yeah, I suppose.
00:08:52
Jack
War and peace was more of a that. That’s that’s a tough one to get through. That’s like.
00:08:56
Jack
500 pieces or something. Yeah, yeah.
00:08:56
Xochitl
Yeah, it’s 500.
00:08:58
Xochitl
It’s OK.
00:09:00
발표자
How about you?
00:09:00
Jack
With all those with.
00:09:01
Jack
All those Russian names in there too, you know, so.
00:09:04
Xochitl
I know. Yeah. Throwing you off. Gosh.
00:09:08
Jack
I’m. I’m gonna say.
00:09:12
Jack
I have no idea. You’re in. You’re an English lit major, but I’m thinking like.
00:09:18
Jack
Paulo Carlo Paulo kilo.
00:09:20
Jack
I don’t know if I’m saying his name right.
00:09:22
Xochitl
I don’t know who that is, Jack, I’ll.
00:09:23
Xochitl
Be honest.
00:09:25
Jack
The Alchemist no.
00:09:29
Jack
No. OK, OK. I’m. I’m sorry.
00:09:32
Xochitl
You’re fine. You’re fine.
00:09:33
Jack
I have no idea.
00:09:35
Xochitl
UMI don’t really.
00:09:38
Xochitl
Know about.
00:09:38
Jack
Ohh JK Rowling.
00:09:40
Jack
Just kidding.
00:09:40
Xochitl
No, definitely.
00:09:41
Xochitl
Not, I don’t know if I.
00:09:43
Xochitl
Would have a favorite author. How about a favorite book? One favorite do.
00:09:46
Jack
Yeah, sure.
00:09:48
Xochitl
You know any?
00:09:49
Jack
Ohh favorite book such as Favorite Book.
00:09:53
Xochitl
Short story.
00:09:59
Jack
I mean.
00:10:02
Jack
Yeah, I could say, like Don Quixote. But I mean that was that’s such a lame guess, you know.
00:10:06
Xochitl
This is that is a pretty bad guess. I’m not going to lie, that’s a bad one. I mean, I’m so bad. All right, well, I’ll tell you, I have a like, three kind of favorites off top of my head. Do you see? Says Quintos acting on Mexicanos, which are, like 16 Latin American shorter stories. That’s what, that’s.
00:10:06
Jack
What I mean?
00:10:09
Jack
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:10:24
Xochitl
And then a couple in.
00:10:25
Xochitl
English, which is the yellow wallpaper by Charlotte Gillmans Perkins.
00:10:32
Xochitl
The bell drive by Sylvia Platt.
00:10:35
Jack
Ohh. OK, OK. OK wow. Alright, alright. I you know it would. We could have been here all day and all night. And I I wouldn’t have even gotten close to that Sylvia Plath. Yeah. I’ve never read any Sylvia Plath, but I’ve I’ve I’ve, you know, there’s so many like references to her.
00:10:54
Jack
In pop culture, you know what I mean.
00:10:57
Jack
Right.
00:10:58
Jack
But uh, OK, the the yellow wallpaper. I’ve heard of it, but I have never read.
00:11:03
Jack
It before so.
00:11:04
Xochitl
You need to get on that you. You should read both of these because I think they’re really interesting.
00:11:12
Jack
Yeah, I’m thinking.
00:11:13
Xochitl
But with the.
00:11:13
Xochitl
The bell jar by Sylvia Platt.
00:11:17
Xochitl
It is pretty depressing as a book. I mean the the yellow wallpaper is also depressing. They’re both depressing. They’re both kind of. They’re both kind of like feminist core. Deep depression for feminist intellectuals that are caged kind of by social expectations.
00:11:35
Jack
Yeah, that’s right. In my right in my.
00:11:37
Xochitl
Wheelhouse. Yeah, it’s like early 1900s kind of American literature, which is where, I mean, not early, but early to mid 1900s, so like 1950s and before and that.
00:11:41
Jack
Yeah, yeah.
00:11:51
Xochitl
Kind of wheelhouse, I want to say. For Sylvia. Pup, I’m not super sure when the bell jar came out, but it was somewhere in that time frame where women were pretty limited.
00:12:02
Jack
Right, right.
00:12:03
Xochitl
And she kind of wants more for herself. And she’s a brilliant woman, and the novel is, I guess, partially autobiographical, or at least.
00:12:13
Xochitl
Loosely. Yeah. I don’t know. I do really recommend it. I think it’s a great piece for anyone, but just for our listeners, do be warned. There is some like mature and depressing content, I would say.
00:12:27
Jack
Yeah, but that’s what makes a novel.
00:12:31
Jack
You know that’s that’s good.
00:12:32
Xochitl
Send send.
00:12:33
Xochitl
Yeah, it makes you think, makes you really think so.
00:12:36
Jack
Right, OK, OK. So we’re.
00:12:40
Jack
You, you. You.
00:12:41
Jack
Got that? But I was, uh, I wasn’t even in the right planet. Yeah, I was. I wasn’t. I wasn’t in the right Galaxy.
00:12:45
Xochitl
You have.
00:12:51
Jack
OK.
00:12:52
Jack
Do you know?
00:12:52
Xochitl
I think that.
00:12:53
Xochitl
We meeting you today and last time you.
00:12:55
Xochitl
Definitely beat me soundly so.
00:12:57
Jack
OK, OK. Yeah, today you are. You’re you’re crushing it. Do you know your podcasting partners, pet peeves or something that annoys them?
00:13:10
Xochitl
I know one for you.
00:13:12
Jack
OK.
00:13:13
Xochitl
I think when.
00:13:13
Xochitl
People like ask you to borrow certain stuff.
00:13:18
Jack
Ohh yeah, that’s pretty good. I would agree with that. Yeah, like UM.
00:13:23
Jack
Like something that’s really.
00:13:24
Xochitl
Like it’s.
00:13:25
Jack
Something that’s like really sentimental or something like that.
00:13:28
Xochitl
Yeah, or like something that you really value or that’s like really expensive, whatever. And you know, that person’s not really like the type to take care of it.
00:13:36
Jack
Yes, that is a huge pet peeve of mine. I would I’ll give you that point because.
00:13:42
Jack
And again, don’t lend it to don’t never lend something that that you’re that you can’t accept losing or having broken, you know. And boundaries are OK. It’s OK to say no to someone you know? Yeah, I think so many people. Sometimes they get like kind of.
00:13:57
발표자
Right.
00:14:02
Jack
They can’t say no.
00:14:04
Jack
You know.
00:14:05
Xochitl
And they’re, like, afraid to say no.
00:14:07
Jack
And then and then they borrow, they lend it to somebody and it gets damaged. And they really are upset. And it’s like, hey, man, that’s on you and not on the other person, you know.
00:14:19
Xochitl
Right, because you can’t you put yourself in that situation and ultimately.
00:14:24
Jack
Exactly, exactly. Boundaries are OK. It’s OK to make boundaries.
00:14:31
Jack
What bothers you?
00:14:35
Jack
I think I mean this one, I know.
00:14:36
Jack
Is is going to be like.
00:14:40
Jack
I know you’re gonna agree with it, but I’m not sure if it’s like your your biggest pet peeve, but it’s like, I think you hate like being like gaslit, you know, gaslighting.
00:14:48
Xochitl
Yeah, that one gets me that. How did you know that? Because I guess maybe we talked about it at some point, but yeah, it it’s it’s. I don’t like being invalidated. It really bothers me.
00:15:00
Jack
Yeah, yeah, yeah, I think, yeah, because it’s like, especially when, you know.
00:15:07
Jack
The right thing and someone is telling you when when someone’s telling you, you know, left is right. Black is white, up is down and you know that they’re wrong it it really irks you, I think.
00:15:20
Xochitl
Yeah. Yeah, it really grinds my gears and and.
00:15:27
Xochitl
I think they used to argue more with people like this, and then I realize like that’s like.
00:15:32
Xochitl
They’re baiting you, you know.
00:15:33
Xochitl
And like going around like they’re just baiting, they want this reaction. They’re trying to fight because they get, like, a they get.
00:15:42
Xochitl
Satisfaction. Yeah. They get satisfaction. They get, like, emotional energy from you, which is what they want. They want to suck the joy.
00:15:50
Xochitl
Things for you and they like thrive on the chaos of of intense emotional reactions that they provoke in other people. And they may not even be aware of it. They’re just, that’s like how they’re wired to operate, kind of like in the chaos. And they enjoy.
00:15:51
Jack
Right.
00:16:04
Xochitl
That and I. So as I’ve gotten older, I’ve just kind of learned to be like, OK, that person’s like that, but it still gets.
00:16:09
Xochitl
On my nerves.
00:16:10
Xochitl
So I’ll give.
00:16:11
Xochitl
You that one, I’ll give that.
00:16:11
Jack
Right, OK, OK, alright. Alright. And I would say advice like life advice. Avoid those people. Like cut those people out.
00:16:19
Jack
Of your life.
00:16:19
Xochitl
Yes. Yeah, you don’t need those people because.
00:16:19
Jack
You know, whenever you can.
00:16:22
Xochitl
They they’re not your real one either. They.
00:16:28
Xochitl
Enjoy actually of seeing you suffer, which definitely.
00:16:31
Xochitl
Makes them not a good person to be around or.
00:16:33
Jack
That’s the opposite of a.
00:16:34
Jack
Friend, you know.
00:16:36
Xochitl
Literally the opposite of a friend they enjoy seeing you supper or two. They just don’t know how to relate to people.
00:16:41
Xochitl
In a healthy way.
00:16:42
Jack
Right.
00:16:43
Xochitl
UM, and you don’t really want those people in your life either, because when you need like support or you need things in your life that a normal friendship or relationship should be able to offer, those people can’t offer that because they don’t. They’re not wired to operate that way.
00:16:57
Jack
They don’t have it and I think what they’re doing is testing you all the time. It’s like, how far can I push you and you’ll still be my friend and.
00:17:06
Jack
And there but.
00:17:07
Jack
It’s it comes from a very deep insecurity in their own self esteem. Like they’re they they don’t have any self esteem and they’re they’re basically.
00:17:19
Jack
Vampires. You know, they’re gonna they’re gonna suck yours away. And, yeah, avoid those people. Life is too short.
00:17:31
Xochitl
Yeah, that’s true. To be around people 100% happy people. Sorry around happy people. Yes, I agree.
00:17:35
발표자
There you go.
00:17:36
Jack
Yeah, and.
00:17:40
Xochitl
All right, click over 50. Sorry, go ahead.
00:17:42
Xochitl
Did I cut you off?
00:17:43
Jack
Oh, sorry. OK. Our last one is, what is your podcasting partner’s most cherished, cherished possession or item?
00:17:54
Xochitl
Jack you.
00:17:58
Jack
Do you want to go first?
00:18:00
Xochitl
UM, I don’t really know for you. Like, just you, like, not counting things that belong to your family or or are were given to you by your family or anything. I remember you saying.
00:18:13
Xochitl
I remember you talking about like a leather jacket or something.
00:18:18
Jack
No, I I have a lot of jackets, but it’s not a real leather jacket. But I I just bought that off of like a a cheap website.
00:18:27
Jack
Well, I did have one that I, but it I found it at a A.
00:18:32
Jack
A thrift store.
00:18:33
Jack
Many years ago, but I lost it. But my most prized possession is my guitar and it was given to me by my father when I was 18. Yeah, and I still have it. It’s a Yamaha acoustic guitar.
00:18:41
Xochitl
Hey, honey.
00:18:43
발표자
Go ahead.
00:18:49
Jack
Ohh it’s black. It’s kind of a Johnny Cash vibe to it and and that is my you know, the one if my house is on fire, forget the passport. I’m grabbing my guitar and well and and my wife and my dog. But you know, if if there’s time.
00:19:09
Jack
I’m grabbing that.
00:19:10
Jack
Guitar and yeah, absolutely for you that that you your your mom gave?
00:19:18
Jack
You a necklace?
00:19:19
Jack
I believe or your grandmother gave you a necklace and but you you you placed it somewhere so special that you can’t find it and.
00:19:28
Xochitl
No, actually, my mom is the one who put it somewhere that she can’t find.
00:19:34
Jack
Ohh OK, it’s not yours.
00:19:36
Xochitl
It is mine. It’s my necklace. But she put it away. I got it when I was 15 because of my quinceanera. So my.
00:19:43
Jack
Right, right, right, right.
00:19:44
Xochitl
Put it away.
00:19:45
Xochitl
For me, because of that and now she can’t find it. But it’s fine. Yeah. Yeah. This is not my most prized possession.
00:19:48
Jack
She put it away so well.
00:19:54
Jack
Oh, OK, this is not your most part.
00:19:56
Xochitl
No, it’s like to the point where I’m like, that’s OK. If she never finds it. I mean, I kind of hope she does, but it’s she.
00:20:01
Xochitl
Doesn’t. I’m not crying. I’m not losing sleep though.
00:20:02
Jack
OK.
00:20:04
Jack
UM that I also know that you have a duct tape wallet.
00:20:12
Jack
That a friend needs for you.
00:20:12
Xochitl
Yeah, some friend made for me, but that’s also not.
00:20:16
Xochitl
Strive to that.
00:20:16
Jack
Yeah, you seem like a you’re you’re like a a.
00:20:22
Jack
You you you seem like a person who’s got like, like, collects things with memories, you know. And so.
00:20:30
Xochitl
I do have a most prized possession. That’s.
00:20:32
Xochitl
Really funny. Do you want?
00:20:33
Xochitl
Do you want to just give up?
00:20:34
Jack
Is yours your guitar?
00:20:38
Xochitl
It’s also my guitar. My dad gave me my guitar and he was gifted to him by my grandfather on my mom’s side. So actually his father-in-law and it was handmade by my grandfather’s father. So that’s like his best friend.
00:20:51
Jack
That’s right, yes.
00:20:54
Xochitl
And he they gave that they gave to that to my father as a present. And I hear that I think when he was pregnant with my mom was pregnant with me, they were pregnant with me that he used to try to play that guitar.
00:21:05
Xochitl
Are, but he kind of.
00:21:10
Xochitl
I’m pretty sure he has, like ADHD or something. He he stopped playing. I mean, I’m pretty sure that’s where I get it.
00:21:16
Xochitl
From at this point.
00:21:17
Jack
He learned he learned like like 1 clear. Clear what? Creedence Clearwater Revival song. And he he that was it. He’s like I got this.
00:21:28
Xochitl
Right up, he learned some like weird jazz chords or something. And then he gave up.
00:21:32
Xochitl
On it I.
00:21:32
Xochitl
Guess and when I was 16, I really wanted to learn the guitar. I came back from a trip from China with the guitar.
00:21:40
Xochitl
And and.
00:21:42
Xochitl
And because I really wanted to learn guitar and my dad saw that, I guess. And.
00:21:49
Xochitl
He gifted me his guitar because he had gifted his.
00:21:51
Xochitl
Saxophone to my sister and I never played or had any interest.
00:21:55
Jack
Ohh man, I would so much rather have.
00:21:56
Jack
The guitar.
00:21:58
Xochitl
Yeah. Same same. Yeah. So, yeah, he he gifted me the guitar and I’m very happy about it. It’s still my most prized possession. OK. And it’s a beautiful guitar. Yeah.
00:22:08
Jack
Yeah, that’s awesome. OK, so both of us have the same prized possession guitars from our fathers. Wow. And this is this is like the dads week right here.
00:22:17
Jack
OK.
00:22:18
Xochitl
Yeah, this is very that’s just such a weird, like, kind of coincidence. It’s like a glitch in the matrix. Coincidence. The creepy.
00:22:28
Jack
Well, that’s. Yeah, that’s.
00:22:29
Jack
We make good, good podcasting partners, I guess.
00:22:32
Xochitl
Yeah, it’s interesting. Yeah. All right, listen, we’ll tell us what you thought about this episode. If you like these game episodes, please let us know in a comment down below at A-Z, englishpodcast.com and let us know what your most prized possession is. Shoot us an e-mail at AZ englishpodcast@gmail.com. Leave us a comment down below or join our WhatsApp and WeChat.
00:22:34
Jack
You know, OK.
00:22:53
Xochitl
Bye bye.
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