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[Music] 00:00
rachel do you have any muffins left uh 00:04
yeah i forget which ones oh you're busy 00:05
that's okay i'll get it oh anyone else 00:07
want one nothing 00:09
oh you're losing your apron here let me 00:12
get it 00:13
there you go thank you 00:15
what a 00:19
oh listen you guys i have this friend at 00:24
bloomingdale's who's quitting tomorrow 00:26
and he wants to abuse his discount so 00:27
anyone who wants to come with me and 00:30
take advantage of it no i can't i have 00:31
to take my grandmother to the vet 00:33
okay um i'll go with you great 00:38
okay 00:42
hi honey hey sweetums 00:44
and hello to the rest hey 00:47
monica what are you doing 00:52
you can't go shopping with her what 00:54
about rachel 00:55
this is gonna be a problem isn't it oh 00:57
come on you're going to bloomingdales 00:58
with julie it's like cheating on rachel 01:00
in her house of worship 01:02
but if you just like monica she will 01:05
kill you 01:06
she will kill you like a dog in the 01:09
street 01:11
so uh jules tells me you guys are going 01:16
shopping tomorrow oh yeah um it's 01:19
actually not that big a deal it's a big 01:21
deal to me this is great monica i really 01:23
appreciate it 01:26
you're welcome 01:28
[Applause] 01:33
[Music] 01:38
hey hey where is everybody they took ben 01:44
to the park where have you been 01:46
just out 01:49
had some lunch 01:50
just me 01:51
little quality time with me 01:52
hey thanks for your jacket oh it's no 01:55
problem 01:57
you can borrow it by the way 01:58
oh here are your keys honey okay 02:01
come on mm-hmm 02:05
if you were at lunch alone how come it 02:07
cost you uh 53 02:09
you know what probably happened 02:15
someone must have stolen my credit card 02:17
and sort of just put the receipt back in 02:21
your pocket 02:22
that is an excellent excellent question 02:25
that is excellent 02:28
monica what's with you who did you have 02:31
lunch with 02:32
judy who julie what jody 02:34
you were with julie 02:40
oh 02:41
look 02:42
when it started i was just trying to be 02:44
nice to her because she was my brother's 02:46
girlfriend 02:47
and then 02:49
one thing led to another and 02:51
before i knew it we were 02:53
shopping 02:56
oh my god 03:02
honey wait we only did it once 03:05
it didn't mean anything to me 03:10
yeah right really sure rachel i was 03:13
thinking of you the whole time 03:15
look 03:21
i'm sorry all right i i never meant for 03:22
you to find out oh please please you 03:24
wanted to get caught that is not true oh 03:27
so you just sort of happened to leave it 03:31
in here 03:33
did it ever occur to you that i might 03:34
just be that stupid 03:36
okay monica i just have to know one 03:40
thing 03:42
[Music] 03:43
did you go with her to bloomingdale's 03:46
[Applause] 03:49
okay okay 03:58
okay i just really um i just really need 04:02
to not be with you right now 04:04
[Music] 04:10
you 04:17

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[English]
[Music]
rachel do you have any muffins left uh
yeah i forget which ones oh you're busy
that's okay i'll get it oh anyone else
want one nothing
oh you're losing your apron here let me
get it
there you go thank you
what a
oh listen you guys i have this friend at
bloomingdale's who's quitting tomorrow
and he wants to abuse his discount so
anyone who wants to come with me and
take advantage of it no i can't i have
to take my grandmother to the vet
okay um i'll go with you great
okay
hi honey hey sweetums
and hello to the rest hey
monica what are you doing
you can't go shopping with her what
about rachel
this is gonna be a problem isn't it oh
come on you're going to bloomingdales
with julie it's like cheating on rachel
in her house of worship
but if you just like monica she will
kill you
she will kill you like a dog in the
street
so uh jules tells me you guys are going
shopping tomorrow oh yeah um it's
actually not that big a deal it's a big
deal to me this is great monica i really
appreciate it
you're welcome
[Applause]
[Music]
hey hey where is everybody they took ben
to the park where have you been
just out
had some lunch
just me
little quality time with me
hey thanks for your jacket oh it's no
problem
you can borrow it by the way
oh here are your keys honey okay
come on mm-hmm
if you were at lunch alone how come it
cost you uh 53
you know what probably happened
someone must have stolen my credit card
and sort of just put the receipt back in
your pocket
that is an excellent excellent question
that is excellent
monica what's with you who did you have
lunch with
judy who julie what jody
you were with julie
oh
look
when it started i was just trying to be
nice to her because she was my brother's
girlfriend
and then
one thing led to another and
before i knew it we were
shopping
oh my god
honey wait we only did it once
it didn't mean anything to me
yeah right really sure rachel i was
thinking of you the whole time
look
i'm sorry all right i i never meant for
you to find out oh please please you
wanted to get caught that is not true oh
so you just sort of happened to leave it
in here
did it ever occur to you that i might
just be that stupid
okay monica i just have to know one
thing
[Music]
did you go with her to bloomingdale's
[Applause]
okay okay
okay i just really um i just really need
to not be with you right now
[Music]
you

Key Vocabulary

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Vocabulary Meanings

shopping

ˈʃɑːpɪŋ

A1
  • noun
  • - the activity of buying goods from stores

discount

dɪsˈkaʊnt

A2
  • noun
  • - a reduction in the price of goods or services

abuse

əˈbjuːs

B1
  • verb
  • - to misuse or improperly use something

advantage

ədˈvæntɪdʒ

A2
  • noun
  • - a beneficial factor or opportunity

cheating

ˈtʃiːtɪŋ

A2
  • verb
  • - to act dishonestly or unfairly

kill

kɪl

A1
  • verb
  • - to cause the death of a living organism

borrow

ˈbɒrəʊ

A1
  • verb
  • - to take and use something with the intention of returning it

stolen

ˈstoʊlən

A2
  • verb
  • - to take something without permission

receipt

rɪˈsiːt

A2
  • noun
  • - a written acknowledgment that a specified article, sum of money, or shipment has been received

excellent

ˈɛksələnt

A2
  • adjective
  • - extremely good or of high quality

apologize

əˈpɒləˌdʒaɪz

A2
  • verb
  • - to express regret for a fault or offense

caught

kɔːt

A1
  • verb
  • - to capture or detect someone in the act of doing something wrong

occur

əˈkɜːr

B1
  • verb
  • - to happen or take place

lunch

lʌntʃ

A1
  • noun
  • - a meal eaten in the middle of the day

girlfriend

ˈɡərlˌfrɛnd

A1
  • noun
  • - a person's female partner in a romantic relationship

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Key Grammar Structures

  • yeah i forget which ones

    ➔ Simple Present Tense

    ➔ The verb "forget" is in the simple present tense, showing a current mental state.

  • that's okay I'll get it

    ➔ Future Simple with "will"

    ➔ The contraction "I'll" contains "will", which forms the simple future to express a decision made at the moment of speaking.

  • anyone who wants to come with me and take advantage of it

    ➔ Relative Clause

    ➔ The word "who" introduces a relative clause that adds information about "anyone".

  • I have to take my grandmother to the vet

    ➔ Modal verb "have to" for obligation

    "Have to" functions like a modal verb to express an external obligation: I am required to take my grandmother to the vet.

  • you can't go shopping with her

    ➔ Negative modal "can't"

    "Can't" is the contracted form of "cannot" and is used to express inability or prohibition.

  • if you were at lunch alone how come it cost you uh 53

    ➔ Second Conditional (past simple in if‑clause)

    ➔ The past form "were" in the if‑clause is used to talk about an unreal or hypothetical situation in the present.

  • someone must have stolen my credit card

    ➔ Modal verb "must have" for deduction

    "Must have" + past participle expresses a strong logical conclusion about a past event: the speaker deduces that the theft happened.

  • one thing led to another and before i knew it we were shopping

    ➔ Past Progressive

    "Were shopping" uses the past progressive to describe an ongoing action that was happening at a specific past moment.

  • did you go with her to bloomingdale's

    ➔ Past Simple question with "did"

    "Did" is the auxiliary used to form a past‑simple question; the main verb "go" stays in its base form.

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