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In this episode of The A to Z English Podcast, Xochitl and Jack play a game to see how well they know each other. Keep score as you listen because we lost track during the early portion of the game. lol!
Transcript:
00:00:01
Jack
Welcome to the A to Z English podcast. My name is Jack and I am here today with my co-host social. And today we’re going to do a topic talk game edition and this one the game is social. This is really easy. It’s how well do you know your podcasting partner so?
00:00:20
Xochitl
I’m sure I’m going to feel this one miserably because like I, I have a very poor memory.
00:00:28
Xochitl
And Jack has a pretty good memory, so I’m waiting to feel this one miserably.
00:00:33
Jack
You’re also. You’re also very open. You know what?
00:00:36
Jack
I mean like you share.
00:00:37
Jack
A lot of personal anecdotes and stories and things like that. So along the way I’m able to, you know, pick up little pieces of of of your your life.
00:00:47
Jack
Sorry and I think I’m maybe more closed off or you know, a a colder, more Stonewall individual, you know, so.
00:00:57
Xochitl
Maybe yeah, I have. I have picked up things throughout the time, but usually question that I ask you and then you share, so it’s.
00:01:06
Xochitl
Like I.
00:01:07
Jack
Yeah, it’s not just.
00:01:08
발표자
Think you know?
00:01:10
Jack
Yeah, sharing is caring.
00:01:13
Jack
Alright, here we go.
00:01:13
발표자
You know.
00:01:16
Jack
The first one, what’s your? What’s my?
00:01:18
Jack
Last name social.
00:01:19
Xochitl
Oh, McBain, that’s easy.
00:01:21
Jack
OK. And your last name is muterspaw. OK and you have two names actually it says now here’s the bonus question. What’s your middle name?
00:01:24
Xochitl
Yes, that’s right.
00:01:33
Jack
So what’s my middle name?
00:01:36
Xochitl
What is your real name, Daniel?
00:01:40
Jack
You’re so close. You’re so close.
00:01:42
Xochitl
I’m really close, I’m actually close.
00:01:43
Xochitl
Oh my God, Donald.
00:01:45
발표자
Yes. How did you know that?
00:01:47
Xochitl
I don’t know you just you kind of seemed like a Daniel and he said.
00:01:50
Xochitl
It was close and I.
00:01:51
Xochitl
Thought, but it kind of like, I don’t know. I just kind of.
00:01:54
Xochitl
Came to me. Am I psychic?
00:01:55
Jack
That’s amazing. My middle name is Donald. I’m Jack. Donald McBain? Yeah.
00:02:00
Xochitl
Wow, that’s really cool. I feel like a psychic now. It’s like you better watch out. I have magical powers.
00:02:03
Jack
That that was.
00:02:05
Jack
That was freaky. That was.
00:02:08
Jack
I’m going to guess your middle name is Emily, but because you have two names, you have social as your your ethnic Mexican name. Or is it a Mexican name? You said it was actually like.
00:02:24
Xochitl
Is masters and it’s indigenous, yeah.
00:02:24
Jack
Aztecs. Yeah. Indigenous. Thank you. That was the word I’m looking for. Is Emily considered your middle name then?
00:02:32
Xochitl
It’s kind of a trick question on me. I’m actually Emily social and not social Emily, but I.
00:02:38
Xochitl
Go by my middle name.
00:02:40
Jack
OK.
00:02:41
Jack
OK, so I got it. I got it flipped around. OK. Emily. Social. Yeah, I mean, social is such a cool name. I totally get why you use that.
00:02:50
Xochitl
I was. I just grew up being called social onlys at home. The only reason that Emily was my first name or is my first name is because my parents, since I grew up in the US, mostly they wanted, like, be like teachers and stuff to be able to say a name if they couldn’t pronounce social. So.
00:03:10
Xochitl
Umm. Or couldn’t wrap their brains around it, so that was really why I had Emily. But I don’t use it, like, ever pretty and I and I also use school. I used social too. I didn’t want to use Emily.
00:03:23
Jack
How many teachers were like in the first day of class were?
00:03:26
Jack
Like Chuck, Chuck, Chuck, chital.
00:03:29
Xochitl
Yeah, no one could. They didn’t know at all. They would just as soon as there was a long, uncomfortable pause. I knew it was.
00:03:29
Jack
You know something like that, like.
00:03:35
Xochitl
My name and I would just pipe up.
00:03:36
Jack
You just you say it. Yeah. Yeah. No, it’s it’s really actually, once you say your name, it’s so easy to say, you know, like, so chill. It’s just super simple.
00:03:46
Jack
But it’s just hard to read a.
00:03:48
Jack
Little bit, when you when you don’t know.
00:03:49
Xochitl
Yeah, but if you’re not familiar with the fanatics of.
00:03:54
Xochitl
Aztec names, then. Yeah, it’s definitely very hard. It doesn’t look like anything we have, like in English phonetics. So.
00:04:01
Jack
Yeah, yeah, yeah, it does it. It does look challenging, but it’s actually really easy to to pronounce. OK, so I’m going to give you a point, and I’m going to take one away from me. So 01, which US state did you grow up in? I’m going to say you grew up in Iowa. Do you know where I go?
00:04:20
Xochitl
Well, I kind of grew up in Iowa well.
00:04:22
발표자
I’ll give you a.
00:04:23
Xochitl
Bonus point back if you know the 2nd state.
00:04:24
Jack
Oh, I’m going to say sorry. I’m going to say you.
00:04:26
Jack
Grew up in Iowa and Kentucky.
00:04:28
Xochitl
Yes, you got it. You got.
00:04:30
발표자
It yeah. Check.
00:04:32
Xochitl
OK I I am pretty sure I’m wrong but I don’t know why. I want to say this but it’s like no, no, Jack. You told you talked about where you grew up so many times and yet I’m about.
00:04:43
Xochitl
To get it.
00:04:44
Xochitl
Wrong. I want to say Nebraska, but I’m like that’s not right.
00:04:47
발표자
That’s not right.
00:04:48
발표자
It’s like it’s it’s.
00:04:48
Jack
It is in the Midwest, though. It’s in.
00:04:50
Jack
The Midwest.
00:04:50
Xochitl
It’s really fast. It’s in the Midwest and I know I’m wait. Give me a second. OK? I know it’s not Iowa, Illinois, Idaho or Ohio.
00:05:00
Xochitl
And it’s in the Midwest and it’s not Nebraska.
00:05:06
Xochitl
One second.
00:05:08
Xochitl
Let me you know, just give me a.
00:05:10
Xochitl
Couple more seconds I.
00:05:11
Jack
Yeah, and.
00:05:12
Jack
For our listeners out.
00:05:12
Xochitl
Ohh Minnesota, it’s Minnesota. It’s Minnesota, Minnesota.
00:05:12
Jack
There, I know that she’s looking. She’s looking at.
00:05:15
Jack
That. Yeah, that’s right.
00:05:16
Jack
That’s right. I was. I’m from Minnesota. And you are from kind of Kentucky, Iowa. And for a bonus question, which city?
00:05:18
발표자
Thank you.
00:05:28
Xochitl
I think I actually.
00:05:29
Jack
Seating, you know, because I think you live in Iowa City right now, but.
00:05:36
Jack
Kentucky, I’m gonna say.
00:05:42
Jack
Like the suburbs of Lexington? Something like that.
00:05:45
Xochitl
No, not the suburbs I used.
00:05:46
Xochitl
To live downtown Lexington.
00:05:48
Jack
Oh, you lived in downtown Lexington. OK, OK.
00:05:51
Jack
I don’t think you’re gonna get my city. I mean, I’ll. I’ll give it to you. I’ll. I’ll give you like the uh, I’ll, I’ll be flexible.
00:05:58
Xochitl
What’s the 1st letter?
00:06:04
Xochitl
OK. Interesting.
00:06:16
Jack
That’s a pretty good guess, actually. I’m from.
00:06:18
Jack
White Bear Lake.
00:06:20
Xochitl
No, that was my second guess. So it’s gonna be.
00:06:22
Xochitl
Like right there? No.
00:06:25
발표자
So close.
00:06:27
Jack
I’m from White Bear Lake.
00:06:28
Jack
But White Bear Lake is a suburb of Saint Paul, so if you’d have said.
00:06:31
Jack
Saint Paul, I would have.
00:06:32
Xochitl
Dang. And Saint Paul is.
00:06:32
Jack
I would have given you that.
00:06:33
Xochitl
Going to be what I was going to.
00:06:34
Xochitl
Say originally, but when?
00:06:35
Xochitl
You said W like it’s not Saint Paul. I was gonna.
00:06:37
Xochitl
Freaking so cool. Alright, fine. Take my plate.
00:06:40
Jack
I’ll give you the I’ll give it to you, OK?
00:06:41
Jack
So you got two points and I’m gonna give my.
00:06:44
Xochitl
No, no. Take it. Take.
00:06:45
Xochitl
It I don’t deserve that one. Take that.
00:06:46
Jack
OK, OK.
00:06:48
Jack
One. Alright, alright.
00:06:49
Jack
I’ll, I’ll let our listeners can add up our points.
00:06:51
Jack
Here, tell us what we got.
00:06:54
Jack
#3 how many brothers and sisters?
00:06:55
Xochitl
That listeners, if you want to play along, you can also submit.
00:06:58
Xochitl
It in the WhatsApp group like.
00:07:00
Xochitl
Your answers does it go along and then at the end you’ll see how.
00:07:03
Jack
Many points you got. Yeah, that’s true. That’s true. That’s good.
00:07:06
Jack
That’s good. Play along.
00:07:09
Jack
See how well you know us. How?
00:07:11
Jack
Many brothers and sisters, do you have I you have one sister?
00:07:15
Jack
And she is an older.
00:07:17
Jack
Sister, because you are the youngest.
00:07:20
Xochitl
Yeah, that’s right, Jack.
00:07:21
발표자
OK.
00:07:23
발표자
The value.
00:07:23
Xochitl
Jack, you have.
00:07:25
Xochitl
Like four siblings, don’t you?
00:07:29
Xochitl
Wrong again. No, I know you have.
00:07:32
Xochitl
An older brother.
00:07:35
Xochitl
And a younger brother.
00:07:39
Xochitl
Jack does scream middle child.
00:07:41
Xochitl
Syndrome, kind of.
00:07:44
Xochitl
No, Jack, I don’t know. I thought it was 4, but it’s not you. You’re.
00:07:48
Xochitl
One of four. So you have three siblings.
00:07:52
Jack
All right. I have one younger brother. That’s it.
00:07:52
발표자
I’m wrong?
00:07:57
Xochitl
Wait, wait, no.
00:07:57
Xochitl
Jack, that’s not real. That can’t be real. You only have one younger brother.
00:08:01
Jack
I have only young one younger brother, just two of us. Yeah. I grew up with a younger brother and uh mom and dad. Yeah, that’s it. Jack and Jay and Mom and Dad.
00:08:12
Xochitl
That’s weird. I could have sworn you had like four siblings or you were.
00:08:16
Xochitl
One of four.
00:08:17
Jack
Maybe I wonder if I just have that energy or something like a big family energy, but no.
00:08:23
Xochitl
Yeah, because I.
00:08:24
발표자
We’re we’re pretty small.
00:08:25
Xochitl
Yeah, you kind of do have big family. You also have middle Childs energy. You don’t really have oldest brother energy.
00:08:32
Jack
Yeah, I’ve.
00:08:33
발표자
I’ve just been.
00:08:33
Xochitl
I say that kindly.
00:08:33
Jack
Much worse, yeah.
00:08:35
Xochitl
My mom is a is a middle child, you know? And so yeah, you don’t have that weird, like, competitive. My sister’s an older child. You don’t have that weird like older sibling. And so I.
00:08:46
Xochitl
Thought you know.
00:08:46
Jack
Yeah, I know what you’re talking about too. Like, I’m I’m kind of a negotiator too, like, naturally, like, I want everyone to be happy. I’m. I’m.
00:08:54
Jack
A people closer.
00:08:55
Jack
Which is a middle child kind of quality.
00:08:57
Xochitl
Yeah. And you’re not, like, very boastful or very like, like, eccentric or very like.
00:09:06
Xochitl
Egocentric either. So I kind of thought, you know, middle child, sort of.
00:09:09
Jack
Yeah. Yeah, well, that’s OK, that’s good. I’m. I’m glad I have the middle child vibes in the older, older brother, but I used to be a tyrant. Like I’ll, I’ll admit it. Like I I melt about big time, you know. But in high school, ask my little brother if I was pleasant to be around. He would not agree.
00:09:32
Jack
Name your sibling. OK so.
00:09:37
Jack
Social I have no idea.
00:09:40
Jack
What your sister’s name is.
00:09:43
Xochitl
I know what yours is because you said Jay.
00:09:45
Jack
Right, right. Right. That’s right, Jay.
00:09:48
Jack
What is? What could your social.
00:09:53
Jack
I see. I don’t even know. Like, does. I wonder if your sister has an.
00:09:56
Jack
Aztec name as well. She probably does she.
00:09:58
발표자
She doesn’t.
00:10:00
Jack
If she doesn’t. Ohh Emily and Erica.
00:10:09
발표자
OK.
00:10:09
Xochitl
It’s not a, it’s it. It is a.
00:10:11
Xochitl
Name in the.
00:10:12
Xochitl
English language but.
00:10:13
Xochitl
It’s very uncommon and it’s it’s a little more common in Hispanic and black communities.
00:10:23
Xochitl
I don’t think you’re even going to.
00:10:24
Xochitl
Try at this point.
00:10:24
Jack
No, no. Yeah. Now, now I’m in now.
00:10:27
Jack
I mean dangerous territory. So let’s shift the.
00:10:30
Jack
Yeah, just tell me.
00:10:33
Jack
Yolanda. Yeah, that makes sense, right?
00:10:38
Jack
OK, OK.
00:10:41
Jack
Emily and Yolanda, that’s interesting because, you know, sometimes parents will try to match. You know what I mean? Like Emily and Emma. Erica.
00:10:49
Xochitl
Well, our party did cause no one calls me Emily. They call me social. So it’s like social and Yolanda and it’s X&Y. Actually, they’re alpha. They come next to each other.
00:11:00
Xochitl
In alphabet.
00:11:01
Jack
No, that’s that’s what it is.
00:11:02
발표자
I don’t think.
00:11:02
Xochitl
My parents knew my parents did not realize this, but it’s.
00:11:05
Xochitl
Just what happened?
00:11:06
Jack
Oh, OK.
00:11:06
Xochitl
And my sister.
00:11:07
Xochitl
Named after my grandmother on my mom’s side.
00:11:12
Jack
OK, OK.
00:11:12
Jack
Yeah, cool. Alright. Yeah, that is, that is like a a common in the African American community. But also it has a Spanish kind of rude to it. Yeah. Interesting. OK cool. Alright.
00:11:28
Jack
We’ll do 2.
00:11:29
Jack
More questions and then we’ll save the the last five for next episode.
00:11:33
Jack
Because it’s otherwise, this episode is going to be half an hour long.
00:11:38
Jack
What’s your university, major?
00:11:41
Xochitl
I know yours.
00:11:43
Jack
Oh, you. You’re an English major, right?
00:11:45
Xochitl
Uh, yeah, your communications major.
00:11:47
Jack
Yeah, OK, we got it. We got.
00:11:49
Jack
It name the university.
00:11:54
Jack
You went to a, you went to.
00:11:55
Jack
A liberal arts school, but I I know, I know it’s a good school, but it is a a small school.
00:12:04
Jack
UM, am I right?
00:12:07
Xochitl
Yes, it is a small school and it’s also academically prestigious.
00:12:11
Jack
Yeah, yeah.
00:12:14
Jack
The thing is, I just I I think he went to school in Kentucky if I’m.
00:12:18
Jack
Not mistaken, right?
00:12:20
Jack
Ohh no, it wasn’t in Kentucky. Ohh OK.
00:12:25
Jack
I have. I’m sorry, I have no idea.
00:12:27
Xochitl
It’s OK. I don’t know if I ever talk.
00:12:30
Xochitl
About it, it’s Grinnell College in Grinnell, IA, so GRINN.
00:12:34
Xochitl
ELL.
00:12:35
발표자
Oh yeah, OK, yeah.
00:12:37
Jack
You have talked about that. Yeah, actually, I’m not familiar with it, but I know that there’s lots of really good little like liberal arts schools that in like, for example, there’s one.
00:12:51
Jack
What is it? What’s it called? I’m, I’m totally blanking. Sorry. In Minnesota, there’s there’s a couple of of pretty prestigious small liberal arts colleges, and mine is Northwestern, but not the north.
00:13:06
Xochitl
No, I was not going to guess it.
00:13:08
Jack
Not the northwestern that you thought that you’re thinking of right now, not that one. Uh, I went to a small liberal arts College in St. Paul, MN called Northwestern College. Now it’s called Northwestern University, but it had so on my degree it looks like I went to Northwestern. But.
00:13:28
Jack
No one really thinks you know about the difference that there’s another northwestern that’s not the one in in Illinois. And so yeah.
00:13:37
Xochitl
Right.
00:13:39
Jack
So it’s kind of kind of nice, yeah.
00:13:39
Xochitl
Same when I.
00:13:40
Xochitl
When I tell people I went to Grinnell, people think I say Cornell, which is a really famous college and I’m like.
00:13:47
Xochitl
No, that’s not where I’m going. It is procedures.
00:13:49
Xochitl
But not that.
00:13:50
Xochitl
Procedure. I was gonna guess you were, but.
00:13:50
발표자
Right, right, right.
00:13:51
발표자
And I’m like.
00:13:53
Xochitl
I’m still gonna guess wrong. I was gonna say Metropolitan State University in Saint Paul.
00:13:58
Jack
Ohh. OK. No, no. Yeah, I went to I.
00:14:00
Jack
Did go to school?
00:14:00
Xochitl
Ohh Nick Alistair is in St. Paul, MN. McAllister is a famous liberal.
00:14:05
Jack
Yet McAllister is a very, very famous, prestigious school, and they they were in our basketball conference actually. So we used to play basketball at McAllister every year.
00:14:15
Xochitl
I believe I got accepted to McAllister as well, but I didn’t go.
00:14:18
Jack
Wow, that’s you. I would never have gotten accepted into McAllister.
00:14:24
Xochitl
Yeah, I got. I did get accepted into Mets Michael, so I got I. Now that I remember. I got accepted everywhere I applied except for I got waitlisted that.
00:14:32
Xochitl
Dylan, I believe.
00:14:34
Jack
OK. OK. Yeah, that’s that’s.
00:14:35
Xochitl
But everywhere else I got accepted, including McAllister.
00:14:39
Jack
Fantastic. Yeah. That’s a great school. Peter Berg, movie director went, went to that school.
00:14:47
Jack
OK, let’s see here. We’ve got one more, OK.
00:14:52
Jack
Last question, what is your go to comfort food? Is it sweet, salty or savory?
00:15:04
Xochitl
Jack, I think yours is savory.
00:15:08
Jack
Oh, I would say I’m.
00:15:10
Jack
I’m more of a sweet I go. I go to this.
00:15:13
Xochitl
No, I failed once more of.
00:15:16
Xochitl
Your sweet tooth. Ohh, no, no.
00:15:17
Jack
Yeah, I have a sweet tooth. A bad sweet tooth. Yeah. Yeah. Which my wife finds, like, kind of, you know, odd for a man. A man like in Korean men don’t really eat sweets. You.
00:15:26
Xochitl
And then.
00:15:28
Xochitl
Oh, that’s. That’s like a weird genre thing. It’s like.
00:15:32
Xochitl
I can’t even have a sweet.
00:15:33
Xochitl
Tooth I, you know.
00:15:34
Jack
She’s like, it’s not. It’s not very manly to have a.
00:15:36
Jack
Sweet tooth and like, yeah.
00:15:37
Xochitl
Ohh OK of all the countries because when I was in Korea, one thing that I found really wild was.
00:15:42
Xochitl
That people would.
00:15:43
Xochitl
Only tell me.
00:15:44
Xochitl
Like their boyfriend or whoever they were with was like, you don’t want to get on a roller coaster with them. Scared of getting on a roller coaster. And I was like, I never met a man like in the US or in Mexico that would admit that they were scared to go on a roller.
00:15:57
Xochitl
Yes, Sir. But in Korea, that’s normal.
00:15:58
Jack
Oh yeah.
00:16:00
Xochitl
So I’m like the gender is is like it’s totally different. You know what I mean? So it’s funny how sweet tooth thing.
00:16:05
Xochitl
Is like.
00:16:06
Xochitl
Is a weird. It’s not.
00:16:07
Jack
I just think.
00:16:08
Jack
It’s like we’re all human. Like I’m like, I just. I have a sweet tooth. Like, it’s terrible. It’s really dangerous. I think yours is savory. You told me that your your grandfather, you’re on your mother’s side. Used to make a very.
00:16:24
Jack
Traditional Stew is a very savory Stew, and that was one of your favorite comfort food.
00:16:30
Xochitl
Yeah, that is my favorite food of all time.
00:16:32
Xochitl
Yeah, I am.
00:16:33
Xochitl
A favorite girl and you know another thing.
00:16:35
Xochitl
That I will just eat.
00:16:36
Xochitl
A tiny not I’m not just like eating huge spoonful of it, but I’ll blend and paste right out of the container.
00:16:43
Jack
Yeah, yeah, I know.
00:16:45
Jack
What you’re talking is it you, Sam Chung or Dwayne Chung?
00:16:47
Jack
Like Gwen Chung.
00:16:49
Jack
Wow, that’s super salty. Yeah.
00:16:51
Xochitl
I only like a little tiny tiny tiny.
00:16:54
Xochitl
Little lick of it.
00:16:56
Xochitl
But like, I’ll put like a tiny bit on.
00:16:57
Xochitl
A butter knife and just like.
00:16:59
Xochitl
Or like I’ll put some on as.
00:17:01
Xochitl
A piece of seaweed and.
00:17:02
Xochitl
Read it.
00:17:03
Jack
Well, our listeners out there like the what social is describing is a bean paste, but it’s it’s it’s seasoned very, very deep, heavily with like salt and stuff like that. So.
00:17:14
Xochitl
Yes, the fermented soybean paste and it’s extremely faulty.
00:17:16
Jack
Right.
00:17:18
Xochitl
But it’s so tasty.
00:17:20
Jack
It is. I I’m. I’m with you too. I’m actually. You know, I I’m. I’m not like against savory. I just think like when I’m craving some something I’m feeling down, you know depressed or whatever. And I just want to eat my.
00:17:33
Jack
Wings. I’ll go to the suites. You know, just go to a sugar.
00:17:39
Xochitl
I’ll get so sick of sugar, like kind of fast like I do, like sweet stuff, But I’ll probably could only eat like two or three cookies in a binge. But I could down like a whole bag of hot Cheetos, like a bunch of fried mozzarella sticks. I could just keep going, you know?
00:17:54
Xochitl
What I mean like?
00:17:56
Xochitl
I can’t get to.
00:17:57
Xochitl
In in Spanish is.
00:17:58
Xochitl
A word called EMPA Lagar, which means like you ate too much sweet stuff and it’s like giving you a sickly sweet feeling in your mouth and.
00:18:05
Xochitl
You’re like sick of it.
00:18:05
Jack
Ohh yeah, they call it.
00:18:07
Jack
Palate fatigue is the name of that.
00:18:10
발표자
Oh, hello.
00:18:12
Jack
Yeah, palate fatigue is actually it’s an evolutionary protection, you know, for so we don’t eat too much of one thing because, you know in nature you could, you know, you could don’t eat all the berries because they might be poisonous or whatever. So we we we do get sick of eating. You know if you eat too much.
00:18:27
Xochitl
Yeah, yeah.
00:18:31
Jack
Ice cream. You’ll start to get sick of it. It’s just like sickly. Kind of.
00:18:35
Jack
Sweet, you know.
00:18:35
Xochitl
Yeah. Interesting. I get palate fatigue from sweet things, but I won’t really get it from savory because it’s more diversity and savory food, in my opinion. Different. Yeah, so.
00:18:43
Jack
That’s exactly right, yes.
00:18:46
Jack
But I could eat a whole sleeve of.
00:18:47
Jack
Oreos, no problem.
00:18:49
Xochitl
My God, that’s so funny. I don’t really like Oreos. Also, like in a milkshake or something. Then I.
00:18:54
Xochitl
Could do that but.
00:18:55
Jack
Yeah. Yeah. No, I could just. I could just tear into a sleeve of Oreos and they’ll be gone.
00:19:00
Jack
In five seconds.
00:19:03
Xochitl
Yeah. All right, listeners. Oh, no, no, you’re fine.
00:19:03
Jack
Yeah, I know that it’s.
00:19:06
Jack
Sorry, go ahead.
00:19:08
Xochitl
Let us know.
00:19:09
Xochitl
How you did on this test? Because I feel pretty badly I’m.
00:19:13
Xochitl
Not. I’m not going to.
00:19:15
Xochitl
Lie I we.
00:19:15
Jack
I think we tied like it.
00:19:17
Jack
Was it was pretty close.
00:19:17
Xochitl
We probably tied in the end. I my short term.
00:19:23
Xochitl
And long term memory, it is really crappy.
00:19:25
Xochitl
So I retained things poorly, so I was like, I don’t know about this. I’m swimming in the dark. But, you know, I think it did alright. I think we did alright and the listeners let us know how you did and shoot us a comment down below at AZ englishpodcast.com shoot us an e-mail at AZ englishpodcast@gmail.com and join our WhatsApp and WeChat groups to join in on the fun.
00:19:46
Xochitl
And you’ll see that next time. Bye bye.
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