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How is the TV show today?
What's the matter?
water
letter
There isn't much left.
There's no pizza left.
I ate all of it.
We can order some more if you want.
I can see you're upset.
What happened on the TV shows?
I fainted.
There was a lot of blood on the set.
real blood
If I see blood real or fake, I get very dizzy and then I faint.
If someone shows me kindness real or fake, I feel grateful.
That's why you are not a good doctor.
Yes, in front of everyone.
It was your job to be very still.
Still water runs deep. 静水流深
The director didn't want me because of my acting skills. He wanted me because I fainted.
I should look for a new job.
Quit? Shen, you can't do that.
Winners don't quit and quitters don't win.
He doesn't quit.
He runs up and down the field.
He kicks the ball at the goal.
...and doesn't score a goal.
That's my point.
When he doesn't score a goal, does he quit?
Does any of this make sense?
I'm not going to quit.
Your episode of Crime Scene Detective is on TV tomorrow night.
My show is on tomorrow night.
These are the invitations to your debut party.
debut
Many people use their smartphone in the toilet. They feel it is a good chance to send a text or check out the latest videos on social media. However, doctors say scrolling through your phone while on the toilet could damage your body. Dr. Saurabh Sethi is a gastroenterologist who graduated from Harvard University. He studied the functions of the stomach and intestines. He has warned that bacteria in the bathroom pose many health risks. Dr Sethi said too many people were taking their phones to the lavatory without knowing about the dangers. He urged us to stop this habit. He said being addicted to smartphones, "can actually have some serious consequences, especially whilst doing a 'number two'".
Dr Sethi said many people wrongly believe using their smartphone in the toilet is harmless. He listed several issues that could arise while checking your emails on the loo. One is that it can damage the "toilet areas" of your stomach. Using a smartphone results in sitting on the toilet for longer periods of time. This puts extra pressure on our "tubes" and can make people's veins swell up. Another potential hazard comes from micro-organisms and germs. Dr Sethi warned that using your phone in the loo can, "make your device a "breeding ground for bacteria". He added: "The average smartphone is dirtier than a public toilet seat, so try avoiding scrolling while using the toilet."
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