“Oh, my son doesn’t like going to school. He doesn’t like studying or playing sports. What do you think he’s doing at home? My son plays games all day long.”
She tore her third pizza into small pieces
and squeezed it into her mouth. The speed at which she eats pizza is more impressive than her son’s life.
She accented the word game, complaining about her family affairs. Somehow I find a faint contradiction in her story.
She laments that her cute only son is soaked in games, but she is the one who bought her game console for him.
Does her son like playing games in the first place? I know many gamers are playing with a slight sense of guilt.
What is the future form of communication?
Now that the communication lines are flooded with text or video, has colloquialism lost its reason?
I think the following should be emphasized after eliminating all the various values or likes and dislikes. What is the primitive form of communication?
Communication between people began face-to-face without having to read a reference book on human history. Publishing or TV media has been chasing face-to-face communication for a long time.
Yes, person-to-person communication will soon return to face-to-face. It is imperative that we stand in front of someone, look at someone’s face, exchange colloquialism, and shake hands with each other.
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“Excuse me, you, you often eat snacks here. You have to work, right?”
If she picked up a fourth pizza and I was stunned, someone warned her. Thank you
She talks only about her son at this office, but is her husband fine?
I can imagine she’s probably biting a lot of peanuts while she’s at her home.
And I think what she talks about while at her home would be a complaint about this workplace.
I wonder who she is talking about. But I don’t want to think too much about it.
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