We have nothing in common
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‘We have nothing in common. Our Instagram feeds are so different.’
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‘We have nothing in common. Our Instagram feeds are so different.’
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‘I can’t move back in with my parents as they’ve already moved back in with their parents.’
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‘Yes, we would like pudding – 5,000 steps and we’ll be back.’
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‘See, there are no AI robots under your bed.’
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‘I’ve heard you can turn it into wine…’
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‘Do you mind? I’m listening to a podcast on how the art of conversation is dead.’
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‘We had to remove the Hall of Mirrors because of complaints about body shaming.’
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‘Oh my, you’ve grown a lot since I last saw you.’
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‘You can’t complain to the chef, the kitchen is his safe space’
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‘These are the uncensored versions of older books.’
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‘…the wheels on the electric bus go round and round, until it needs to charge…’
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‘I don’t need it any more. I’ve gone cashless.’
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‘When I said “they” are coming to dinner, there’s only one of them.’
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‘Now lift your chin up to the ceiling, away from your phone.’
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‘No thanks. While my phone is charging I use my tablet.’