| LESSON 8: TED FORMS A ROCK BAND |
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| Ted plans to become a successful musician. |
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| First, he needs Susan to loan him money for a new guitar. |
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| Susan suggests that Ted bake cookies to earn the money. |
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| You're in good spirits today, Ted. |
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| I've got great news, Mom. |
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| What is it? |
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| Amber and I are going to start a rock band! |
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| Good for you! |
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| Mom, I'm not going to beat around the bush. I need to borrow $1,000 for a new guitar. |
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| Ted, your father and I can't shell out that much. We aren't made of money. |
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| You're not? I thought you were millionaires, like Donald and Ivana Trump! |
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| Ha ha. This is no time to be a wise guy! |
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| I promise I'll pay you back. |
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| How? |
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| We're going to take the music world by storm and make lots of money. |
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| That sounds like a pipe dream. Aren't high school rock bands a dime a dozen? |
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| Yeah, but we're different. With my guitar playing and Amber's beautiful voice, we're sure to make a splash! |
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| Well, we're going through hard times. You're going to have to work for that $1,000. |
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| How? |
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| You can bake cookies. |
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| I bet Mrs. Clapton never made Eric bake cookies, but I guess those are the breaks. |
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| Listen 5 times |
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