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Not really. I prefer to have control over the thermostat.	That's kind of bossy, don't you think?	en
Maybe, but I know what temperature is best for me and I don't want to be uncomfortable while I work.	But you're not the only one in the office. Can't you compromise and find a temperature that works for everyone?	en
I guess so, but 78 degrees really is the sweet spot for me.	It's important to think about the comfort of others too. Maybe we can come up with a compromise that works for everyone.	en
You know, you're right. Maybe it's time for me to be more considerate of my colleagues' needs.	Thank you for understanding. I think we can find a temperature that works for everyone.	en
Hey, I found a dollar on the ground today while I was walking to the store.	Oh, that's pretty lucky! What did you end up doing with it?	en
I bought a candy bar with it when I got to the store.	Nice, it's always fun to find random money like that.	en
Yeah, it was a nice little surprise. Hey, speaking of surprises, remember when we were talking about conflicts in the office over the thermostat?	Oh yeah, that was a pretty frustrating topic.	en
Well, I've been trying to be more aware of my coworkers' comfort levels and I realized that I was being a bit too bossy. I've started to compromise on the temperature and it's been going better.	That's great to hear! It's important to be considerate of others, especially in a shared workspace.	en
Definitely. I'm glad I realized that I needed to make a change. It's made the office a more pleasant environment to work in.	null	unknown
It's crazy to think we've known each other for so long now.	Yeah, it's been what, almost 10 years since we graduated?	en
Yeah, and we've been through so much together.	You've definitely been a great friend to me. Remember when I was going through that tough breakup and you were there to listen?	en
Of course, I'll always be there for you. And you've been there for me too, like when I lost my job a few years ago.	That's what friends are for, right?	en
Definitely. Speaking of jobs, you know how I always like to have control in the office with the thermostat?	Oh boy, here we go again.	en
(laughs) Hey, I just like it warm in there.	Yeah, but not everyone likes it that hot. You gotta compromise sometimes.	en
(sighs) I know, I'll try to be better about it. But back to our friendship, I'm grateful we have each other.	Same here. And hey, remember that time you found a dollar on the ground?	en
(laughs) Yeah, I bought a candy bar with it.	(laughs) Classic. But seriously, I appreciate how honest and loyal you are as a friend.	en
Thanks, same to you. And I promise to work on compromising with the thermostat.	null	unknown
Hey, B! You'll never guess what happened to me earlier. When I went to get the mail, I found a package with my name on it, but it had the wrong address.	Really? What did you do?	cy
I noticed it said 1234 Elm Street instead of 123 Elm Street, so I just crossed out the 4 and wrote a 3 instead.	Hmm, I wouldn't have done that. What if the package was for someone else with the same name?	en
I didn't think about that. I just wanted to make sure I got my package.	Well, I hope it was actually meant for you. Did you open it yet?	en
No, I wanted to wait until I got home so I could open it properly.	Good idea. Hopefully it's something exciting!	en
Yeah, I hope so too. By the way, do you remember when we first met in high school?	Of course! We've been through so much over the years.	en
Yeah, it's crazy to think about. You've always been there for me when I needed someone to talk to.	And you've been there for me too. That's what real friends do.	en
Agreed. Speaking of doing things for each other, remember when I found a dollar on the ground and bought a candy bar with it?	Oh yeah, I remember that. Did you find any more money since then?	en
Haha, no, I wish I did. But hey, a free candy bar is still pretty sweet.	Definitely. It's the little things in life that can make a big difference.	en
Wow, look at all the fruit on these trees!	Yeah, they look so ripe and delicious.	en
I'm really interested in how the trees produce fruit.	Me too! It's fascinating to see the different stages of growth.	en
I noticed that some of the branches are bent under the weight of the fruit.	That's a good observation. I think it means that the fruits are ready to be harvested.	en
And I see that there are bees flying around the flowers on the trees.	Yes, the bees play an important role in pollination.	en
It's amazing how everything works together to produce these fruits.	Agreed, nature is truly remarkable.	en
Speaking of nature, do you remember when we went on that camping trip last year?	Oh yeah, that was a great adventure!	en
I've been thinking about taking some online courses to improve my skills.	That's a great idea! What kind of courses are you thinking of taking?	en
I haven't decided yet, but I want to choose something that will make me more independent.	How do you mean?	so
Well, I've always been an independent person, and I think that taking online courses will give me the freedom to learn at my own pace and on my own schedule.	That makes sense. I know a lot of people who have taken online courses and found them to be really helpful.	en
Yes, I think it will be a great way for me to improve my skills and knowledge without having to rely on anyone else.	Have you looked into any specific courses or programs?	en
Not yet, but I've heard that there are a lot of great options out there. I just need to do some research and find the ones that are best for me.	Definitely. And if you need any help or recommendations, let me know.	en
Thanks, I appreciate it! I'll definitely keep that in mind.	null	unknown
I had a fight with my best friend yesterday.	Oh no, what happened?	en
She yelled at me and called me names.	That's not good. What did you do?	en
I thought about the evidence and decided to talk to her about it.	That sounds like a good idea. Have you talked to her yet?	en
Not yet, but I plan to later today.	I hope things work out between you two.	en
Me too. It's never fun to fight with your best friend.	You're right. Speaking of independence, how are your online courses going?	en
They're going well. It's nice to be able to learn at my own pace.	That's great. I think online courses are becoming more popular these days.	en
Definitely. I'm glad I decided to take them. It's easier to balance my schedule this way.	I agree. It's all about finding what works best for you. Speaking of schedules, have you taken a trip to the orchard recently?	en
I haven't been there in a while, but it was interesting to see how the trees produced fruit.	Yeah, it's amazing how bees play a role in that process.	en
It really is. I never thought about that before.	null	unknown
I've been thinking a lot about capital punishment lately.	Oh, really? What's on your mind?	en
Well, I believe that it's just another form of murder. Taking away someone's life is never the answer, and it denies them the chance to be rehabilitated.	I see your point, but what about those who commit heinous crimes? Don't they deserve to be punished for their actions?	en
I understand where you're coming from, but I don't think killing them is the answer. There are other ways to punish and reform them, like life imprisonment or community service.	That's a fair point. But what about the financial burden of keeping them in prison for the rest of their lives?	en
Yes, it is expensive, but I believe that every life is worth saving, no matter the cost. And who knows, maybe someday they will be able to turn their lives around and make a positive impact on society.	I never thought of it that way. You're right, every life is valuable. It's a tough issue.	en
It certainly is. But I think it's important to keep the conversation going and continue looking for alternative solutions.	Agreed. Speaking of looking for solutions, remember when you talked about taking online courses to be independent?	en
Yes, I do. It was a great decision for me, and I'm glad I did it.	I think it's impressive how you can learn at your own pace and not rely on anyone else. It shows how independent and determined you are.	en
Thank you! It definitely takes discipline and hard work, but it's worth it in the end.	Absolutely. And speaking of discipline and hard work, remember when you talked about resolving an issue with your friend by talking to her?	en
Yes, I do. It was a tough conversation, but it needed to happen.	I admire how you handle conflict. You're not afraid to confront the issue head-on and work towards a solution.	en
Thank you. I think it's essential to address problems instead of letting them fester and cause even more significant issues.	I completely agree. It's always better to be proactive than reactive.	en
The girl in the plaid skirt is really helpful.	I know, she's always letting me copy her homework.	en
Have you ever thought about doing the homework on your own? It might help you understand the material better.	Yeah, I've thought about it, but it's much easier to just copy her work.	en
I understand, but you might be cheating yourself out of a good education. Have you considered talking to the teacher about getting extra help?	I never thought about that. It's a good idea. Maybe I'll do that next time.	en
Yeah, and if you need any help, I can always try to explain it to you.	Thanks, that would be great. You're always so smart and helpful.	en
(laughs) Well, I try my best. Speaking of being smart, do you remember when we talked about online courses? I've actually started taking some courses online.	Oh yeah? How do you like it?	id
I love it. I can learn at my own pace and don't have to rely on anyone else. It's perfect for independent learners like me.	That's so cool. I'm more of a classroom learner, but I'm glad you found something that works for you.	en
Yeah, it's definitely not for everyone. But hey, we all learn differently. Speaking of different opinions, do you have any thoughts on capital punishment?	To be honest, I haven't really thought about it much.	en
I think it's wrong because it takes away the lives of people who could have been rehabilitated.	Hmm, that's an interesting perspective. I'll have to think more about it.	en
Definitely. It's a complex issue. But anyway, back to our helpful friend, I wonder what she'd say about this topic.	(laughs) Yeah, she's always been good at giving her opinion. But right now, I'm just glad she helped me with my math homework.	en
Hey, remember that time I invited everyone over to my place for a game night?	Yeah, that was a blast! I had so much fun playing all those different games.	en
I'm glad you enjoyed it. I was a bit nervous about hosting everyone, but it turned out to be a great way to get to know my classmates better.	Definitely. I feel like we all bonded over our shared love of board games and snacks.	en
And now I have a bunch of new friends because of it.	That's awesome! It just goes to show that sometimes taking a risk can lead to great rewards.	en
Yeah, and it's not like it was a huge risk anyways. Just a simple invitation to hang out.	Exactly. Sometimes the biggest rewards come from the simplest actions.	en
I couldn't agree more. Speaking of hanging out, do you want to plan another game night sometime soon?	Absolutely! I'll bring my favorite game this time.	en
Hey B, guess what I found while walking through the park the other day?	What did you find?	cy
I found a new path that led me to a hidden waterfall. It was so beautiful! I had no idea it was there.	That sounds amazing! I would love to see it. Can you take me there sometime?	en
Of course, we could plan a trip together. It's really not that far from here.	I'm in! Maybe we could pack a picnic lunch and make a day of it.	en
That's a great idea! We could also invite some of our other classmates to come along.	Yeah, we could make it a fun outing for everyone. This reminds me of the time we all went to your house to play games and have snacks. That was so much fun.	en
Yeah, that was a great time. I'm glad I invited everyone over. Now I have so many more friends to share experiences like these with.	That's the best part of making new friends. You get to create new memories and have fun adventures together.	en
I'm just so unhappy here. I feel trapped in this small town.	Why do you feel trapped?	cy
There's just not much to do here. I want to explore the world and experience new things.	Have you thought about moving to the city?	en
Yes, I've been dreaming of it for years now.	Well, why don't you start making plans to move?	en
It's just so scary. I don't know anyone there, and I don't even know where to begin.	That's understandable. But you'll never know until you try. Maybe you could start by doing some research on the city and job opportunities.	en
That's a good idea. I just need to take the first step, I guess.	Remember when you invited us over to your house to play games and have snacks? You took the first step in making new friends, and look how well that turned out.	en
That's true. Maybe I just need to take the leap and see where it takes me.	Exactly! You never know where life will take you. You just have to be willing to take the first step.	en
I can't believe it's been a couple of years since we last spoke. How have you been, Classmates B?	I've been doing pretty well, thanks for asking! What about you, Classmates A?	en
I've been great, actually! I'm working as a doctor in my neighborhood, and it's been such a fulfilling job.	Wow, that's amazing! How did you decide to become a doctor?	en
Well, I had always been interested in science and medicine growing up. But it wasn't until I saw a doctor save my grandparent's life that I knew I wanted to become one.	That's really inspiring. I'm glad you found your passion and pursued it.	en
Me too! It's been a lot of hard work, but it's been worth it to be able to help people every day.	Speaking of hard work, remember when you were feeling trapped in our small town a few years ago?	en
Yeah, I do. It's crazy how much has changed since then.	Definitely! It's great to see you out there making a difference in our community.	en
Thanks, I'm just glad I found a way to contribute and make a positive impact.	null	unknown
I read the minutes from the previous meeting. It seems like we covered a lot of important topics.	Yes, we did. It's always helpful to stay up to date with everything that's going on.	en
Definitely. I feel more involved now that I know what's been discussed.	That's great to hear. Have you given any thought to the new ideas that were brought up at the meeting?	en
Yes, I have. I think we should explore the idea of hosting a charity event for the local hospital.	That's a great idea. It ties in perfectly with your profession as a doctor.	en
Exactly. It's important to give back to the community and help those in need.	I couldn't agree more. And speaking of giving back, remember when you invited us over to your house to play games and have snacks?	en
Of course I do. That was such a fun night.	It really was. I'm so grateful that we all became friends thanks to your invitation.	en
Me too. It's nice to have such a supportive group of people in my life.	And now you're a doctor, saving lives and making a difference in the community. You should be proud of yourself, Classmates A.	en
Thank you, Classmates B. I am proud of what I've accomplished. But I couldn't have done it without the support of my friends and colleagues.	null	unknown
I'm in trouble, I forgot to pay my rent this month and my landlord says I owe him $600.	Oh no, that's not good. Have you talked to your landlord about making a payment plan?	en
Yeah, I have, but he's not very flexible and is threatening to evict me if I can't pay up soon.	Have you considered reaching out to any local charities or assistance programs that might be able to help you out with the rent money?	en
That's actually a good idea, I'll look into that. I just feel so embarrassed asking for help.	Don't be embarrassed, we all go through tough times and sometimes we need a little help. You could also try selling some of your belongings or picking up extra work hours.	en
Yeah, I guess I could try that too. Thanks for the advice.	Of course, and just remember to always communicate with your landlord and try to come up with a plan rather than avoiding the problem. We all make mistakes, it's how we handle them that matters.	en
That's a good point, I'll keep that in mind. Thanks again for your help.	null	unknown
Hey, it was really nice walking with you yesterday.	Yeah, I had a great time too. The view was amazing.	en
I'm glad you enjoyed it. I wanted to spend more time with you since we haven't really hung out lately.	Yeah, life has been pretty busy with school and everything.	en

Not really. I prefer to have control over the thermostat.

That's kind of bossy, don't you think?

en

Maybe, but I know what temperature is best for me and I don't want to be uncomfortable while I work.

But you're not the only one in the office. Can't you compromise and find a temperature that works for everyone?

en

I guess so, but 78 degrees really is the sweet spot for me.

It's important to think about the comfort of others too. Maybe we can come up with a compromise that works for everyone.

en

You know, you're right. Maybe it's time for me to be more considerate of my colleagues' needs.

Thank you for understanding. I think we can find a temperature that works for everyone.

en

Hey, I found a dollar on the ground today while I was walking to the store.

Oh, that's pretty lucky! What did you end up doing with it?

en

I bought a candy bar with it when I got to the store.

Nice, it's always fun to find random money like that.

en

Yeah, it was a nice little surprise. Hey, speaking of surprises, remember when we were talking about conflicts in the office over the thermostat?

Oh yeah, that was a pretty frustrating topic.

en

Well, I've been trying to be more aware of my coworkers' comfort levels and I realized that I was being a bit too bossy. I've started to compromise on the temperature and it's been going better.

That's great to hear! It's important to be considerate of others, especially in a shared workspace.

en

Definitely. I'm glad I realized that I needed to make a change. It's made the office a more pleasant environment to work in.

null

unknown

It's crazy to think we've known each other for so long now.

Yeah, it's been what, almost 10 years since we graduated?

en

Yeah, and we've been through so much together.

You've definitely been a great friend to me. Remember when I was going through that tough breakup and you were there to listen?

en

Of course, I'll always be there for you. And you've been there for me too, like when I lost my job a few years ago.

That's what friends are for, right?

en

Definitely. Speaking of jobs, you know how I always like to have control in the office with the thermostat?

Oh boy, here we go again.

en

(laughs) Hey, I just like it warm in there.

Yeah, but not everyone likes it that hot. You gotta compromise sometimes.

en

(sighs) I know, I'll try to be better about it. But back to our friendship, I'm grateful we have each other.

Same here. And hey, remember that time you found a dollar on the ground?

en

(laughs) Yeah, I bought a candy bar with it.

(laughs) Classic. But seriously, I appreciate how honest and loyal you are as a friend.

en

Thanks, same to you. And I promise to work on compromising with the thermostat.

null

unknown

Hey, B! You'll never guess what happened to me earlier. When I went to get the mail, I found a package with my name on it, but it had the wrong address.

Really? What did you do?

cy

I noticed it said 1234 Elm Street instead of 123 Elm Street, so I just crossed out the 4 and wrote a 3 instead.

Hmm, I wouldn't have done that. What if the package was for someone else with the same name?

en

I didn't think about that. I just wanted to make sure I got my package.

Well, I hope it was actually meant for you. Did you open it yet?

en

No, I wanted to wait until I got home so I could open it properly.

Good idea. Hopefully it's something exciting!

en

Yeah, I hope so too. By the way, do you remember when we first met in high school?

Of course! We've been through so much over the years.

en

Yeah, it's crazy to think about. You've always been there for me when I needed someone to talk to.

And you've been there for me too. That's what real friends do.

en

Agreed. Speaking of doing things for each other, remember when I found a dollar on the ground and bought a candy bar with it?

Oh yeah, I remember that. Did you find any more money since then?

en

Haha, no, I wish I did. But hey, a free candy bar is still pretty sweet.

Definitely. It's the little things in life that can make a big difference.

en

Wow, look at all the fruit on these trees!

Yeah, they look so ripe and delicious.

en

I'm really interested in how the trees produce fruit.

Me too! It's fascinating to see the different stages of growth.

en

I noticed that some of the branches are bent under the weight of the fruit.

That's a good observation. I think it means that the fruits are ready to be harvested.

en

And I see that there are bees flying around the flowers on the trees.

Yes, the bees play an important role in pollination.

en

It's amazing how everything works together to produce these fruits.

Agreed, nature is truly remarkable.

en

Speaking of nature, do you remember when we went on that camping trip last year?

Oh yeah, that was a great adventure!

en

I've been thinking about taking some online courses to improve my skills.

That's a great idea! What kind of courses are you thinking of taking?

en

I haven't decided yet, but I want to choose something that will make me more independent.

How do you mean?

so

Well, I've always been an independent person, and I think that taking online courses will give me the freedom to learn at my own pace and on my own schedule.

That makes sense. I know a lot of people who have taken online courses and found them to be really helpful.

en

Yes, I think it will be a great way for me to improve my skills and knowledge without having to rely on anyone else.

Have you looked into any specific courses or programs?

en

Not yet, but I've heard that there are a lot of great options out there. I just need to do some research and find the ones that are best for me.

Definitely. And if you need any help or recommendations, let me know.

en

Thanks, I appreciate it! I'll definitely keep that in mind.

null

unknown

I had a fight with my best friend yesterday.

Oh no, what happened?

en

She yelled at me and called me names.

That's not good. What did you do?

en

I thought about the evidence and decided to talk to her about it.

That sounds like a good idea. Have you talked to her yet?

en

Not yet, but I plan to later today.

I hope things work out between you two.

en

Me too. It's never fun to fight with your best friend.

You're right. Speaking of independence, how are your online courses going?

en

They're going well. It's nice to be able to learn at my own pace.

That's great. I think online courses are becoming more popular these days.

en

Definitely. I'm glad I decided to take them. It's easier to balance my schedule this way.

I agree. It's all about finding what works best for you. Speaking of schedules, have you taken a trip to the orchard recently?

en

I haven't been there in a while, but it was interesting to see how the trees produced fruit.

Yeah, it's amazing how bees play a role in that process.

en

It really is. I never thought about that before.

null

unknown

I've been thinking a lot about capital punishment lately.

Oh, really? What's on your mind?

en

Well, I believe that it's just another form of murder. Taking away someone's life is never the answer, and it denies them the chance to be rehabilitated.

I see your point, but what about those who commit heinous crimes? Don't they deserve to be punished for their actions?

en

I understand where you're coming from, but I don't think killing them is the answer. There are other ways to punish and reform them, like life imprisonment or community service.

That's a fair point. But what about the financial burden of keeping them in prison for the rest of their lives?

en

Yes, it is expensive, but I believe that every life is worth saving, no matter the cost. And who knows, maybe someday they will be able to turn their lives around and make a positive impact on society.

I never thought of it that way. You're right, every life is valuable. It's a tough issue.

en

It certainly is. But I think it's important to keep the conversation going and continue looking for alternative solutions.

Agreed. Speaking of looking for solutions, remember when you talked about taking online courses to be independent?

en

Yes, I do. It was a great decision for me, and I'm glad I did it.

I think it's impressive how you can learn at your own pace and not rely on anyone else. It shows how independent and determined you are.

en

Thank you! It definitely takes discipline and hard work, but it's worth it in the end.

Absolutely. And speaking of discipline and hard work, remember when you talked about resolving an issue with your friend by talking to her?

en

Yes, I do. It was a tough conversation, but it needed to happen.

I admire how you handle conflict. You're not afraid to confront the issue head-on and work towards a solution.

en

Thank you. I think it's essential to address problems instead of letting them fester and cause even more significant issues.

I completely agree. It's always better to be proactive than reactive.

en

The girl in the plaid skirt is really helpful.

I know, she's always letting me copy her homework.

en

Have you ever thought about doing the homework on your own? It might help you understand the material better.

Yeah, I've thought about it, but it's much easier to just copy her work.

en

I understand, but you might be cheating yourself out of a good education. Have you considered talking to the teacher about getting extra help?

I never thought about that. It's a good idea. Maybe I'll do that next time.

en

Yeah, and if you need any help, I can always try to explain it to you.

Thanks, that would be great. You're always so smart and helpful.

en

(laughs) Well, I try my best. Speaking of being smart, do you remember when we talked about online courses? I've actually started taking some courses online.

Oh yeah? How do you like it?

id

I love it. I can learn at my own pace and don't have to rely on anyone else. It's perfect for independent learners like me.

That's so cool. I'm more of a classroom learner, but I'm glad you found something that works for you.

en

Yeah, it's definitely not for everyone. But hey, we all learn differently. Speaking of different opinions, do you have any thoughts on capital punishment?

To be honest, I haven't really thought about it much.

en

I think it's wrong because it takes away the lives of people who could have been rehabilitated.

Hmm, that's an interesting perspective. I'll have to think more about it.

en

Definitely. It's a complex issue. But anyway, back to our helpful friend, I wonder what she'd say about this topic.

(laughs) Yeah, she's always been good at giving her opinion. But right now, I'm just glad she helped me with my math homework.

en

Hey, remember that time I invited everyone over to my place for a game night?

Yeah, that was a blast! I had so much fun playing all those different games.

en

I'm glad you enjoyed it. I was a bit nervous about hosting everyone, but it turned out to be a great way to get to know my classmates better.

Definitely. I feel like we all bonded over our shared love of board games and snacks.

en

And now I have a bunch of new friends because of it.

That's awesome! It just goes to show that sometimes taking a risk can lead to great rewards.

en

Yeah, and it's not like it was a huge risk anyways. Just a simple invitation to hang out.

Exactly. Sometimes the biggest rewards come from the simplest actions.

en

I couldn't agree more. Speaking of hanging out, do you want to plan another game night sometime soon?

Absolutely! I'll bring my favorite game this time.

en

Hey B, guess what I found while walking through the park the other day?

What did you find?

cy

I found a new path that led me to a hidden waterfall. It was so beautiful! I had no idea it was there.

That sounds amazing! I would love to see it. Can you take me there sometime?

en

Of course, we could plan a trip together. It's really not that far from here.

I'm in! Maybe we could pack a picnic lunch and make a day of it.

en

That's a great idea! We could also invite some of our other classmates to come along.

Yeah, we could make it a fun outing for everyone. This reminds me of the time we all went to your house to play games and have snacks. That was so much fun.

en

Yeah, that was a great time. I'm glad I invited everyone over. Now I have so many more friends to share experiences like these with.

That's the best part of making new friends. You get to create new memories and have fun adventures together.

en

I'm just so unhappy here. I feel trapped in this small town.

Why do you feel trapped?

cy

There's just not much to do here. I want to explore the world and experience new things.

Have you thought about moving to the city?

en

Yes, I've been dreaming of it for years now.

Well, why don't you start making plans to move?

en

It's just so scary. I don't know anyone there, and I don't even know where to begin.

That's understandable. But you'll never know until you try. Maybe you could start by doing some research on the city and job opportunities.

en

That's a good idea. I just need to take the first step, I guess.

Remember when you invited us over to your house to play games and have snacks? You took the first step in making new friends, and look how well that turned out.

en

That's true. Maybe I just need to take the leap and see where it takes me.

Exactly! You never know where life will take you. You just have to be willing to take the first step.

en

I can't believe it's been a couple of years since we last spoke. How have you been, Classmates B?

I've been doing pretty well, thanks for asking! What about you, Classmates A?

en

I've been great, actually! I'm working as a doctor in my neighborhood, and it's been such a fulfilling job.

Wow, that's amazing! How did you decide to become a doctor?

en

Well, I had always been interested in science and medicine growing up. But it wasn't until I saw a doctor save my grandparent's life that I knew I wanted to become one.

That's really inspiring. I'm glad you found your passion and pursued it.

en

Me too! It's been a lot of hard work, but it's been worth it to be able to help people every day.

Speaking of hard work, remember when you were feeling trapped in our small town a few years ago?

en

Yeah, I do. It's crazy how much has changed since then.

Definitely! It's great to see you out there making a difference in our community.

en

Thanks, I'm just glad I found a way to contribute and make a positive impact.

null

unknown

I read the minutes from the previous meeting. It seems like we covered a lot of important topics.

Yes, we did. It's always helpful to stay up to date with everything that's going on.

en

Definitely. I feel more involved now that I know what's been discussed.

That's great to hear. Have you given any thought to the new ideas that were brought up at the meeting?

en

Yes, I have. I think we should explore the idea of hosting a charity event for the local hospital.

That's a great idea. It ties in perfectly with your profession as a doctor.

en

Exactly. It's important to give back to the community and help those in need.

I couldn't agree more. And speaking of giving back, remember when you invited us over to your house to play games and have snacks?

en

Of course I do. That was such a fun night.

It really was. I'm so grateful that we all became friends thanks to your invitation.

en

Me too. It's nice to have such a supportive group of people in my life.

And now you're a doctor, saving lives and making a difference in the community. You should be proud of yourself, Classmates A.

en

Thank you, Classmates B. I am proud of what I've accomplished. But I couldn't have done it without the support of my friends and colleagues.

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I'm in trouble, I forgot to pay my rent this month and my landlord says I owe him $600.

Oh no, that's not good. Have you talked to your landlord about making a payment plan?

en

Yeah, I have, but he's not very flexible and is threatening to evict me if I can't pay up soon.

Have you considered reaching out to any local charities or assistance programs that might be able to help you out with the rent money?

en

That's actually a good idea, I'll look into that. I just feel so embarrassed asking for help.

Don't be embarrassed, we all go through tough times and sometimes we need a little help. You could also try selling some of your belongings or picking up extra work hours.

en

Yeah, I guess I could try that too. Thanks for the advice.

Of course, and just remember to always communicate with your landlord and try to come up with a plan rather than avoiding the problem. We all make mistakes, it's how we handle them that matters.

en

That's a good point, I'll keep that in mind. Thanks again for your help.

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Hey, it was really nice walking with you yesterday.

Yeah, I had a great time too. The view was amazing.

en

I'm glad you enjoyed it. I wanted to spend more time with you since we haven't really hung out lately.

Yeah, life has been pretty busy with school and everything.

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