Todd: So, then we go back to the airport. I don’t know what to do because I’ll be back where I started and I see a hotel. A big hotel, right next to the airport and I tell the cab driver to go there, and so he goes and there’s a bellman, you know, waiting for the cab. I go up and I get out of the cab and I’m really sick and I just wasted three hours. I’m back where I started.

托德：之后我们回到了机场。我不知道要怎么办，因为我又回到了开始的地方，这时我看见了一个酒店。一家很大的酒店，就在机场旁边，我告诉出租车司机去那里，然后他就把我带去了那里，有一名接待服务员等在那里。我从出租车里出去，我非常难受，而且我浪费了三个小时，却又回到了开始的地方。

Todd: So, usually, do people come up and talk to you after the show, or are people usually kind of shy and they don’t know how to approach you?

托德：一般来说，演出结束以后人们是会过来和你们聊天，还是他们会害羞，不知道要如何靠近你们？

Mike: Hey, Mari, so you said New York was very diverse. What parts or neighborhoods do you like?

迈克：嗨，马里，你说过纽约是个多样化的城市。你最喜欢纽约的哪个地区？

When I was younger I was in an organisation called the guides. Guides are girls who are between 10 and 14 who get together once a week to do things like have competions and play games and go camping and generally just have fun together. I really enjoyed being in the guides. There’s a similar organisation called the scouts for boys although I think these days girls can be scouts and maybe boys can be guides - I’m not sure. Anyway I used to go camping quite a lot with guides. I remember I went one weekend and it was the same weekend as my birthday and I was going to be 13 that weekend. We had a really good weekend and we cooked different things and we played games and we didn’t really get much sleep as you generally don’t when you’re sleeping in a tent with a lot of people your age you tend to stay up all night.

我小的时候参加过女童子军组织。这个组织的成员是10岁到14岁的女孩，我们每周聚在一起做些事情，比如参加竞赛、玩游戏、野营，一起度过愉快的时光。我真的很享受在女童子军组织里的时光。还有一个类似的男童子军组织，不过我认为现在这个时代女孩也可以参加男童子军，而男孩可以参加女童子军组织，不过我不太确定。我以前经常和女童子军组织一起去露营。我记得有一个周末我们去露营了，那个周末是我的生日，当时我就要13岁了。我们度过了非常愉快的周末，我们做了多种不同的食物，还一起玩了游戏，我们睡觉的时间没有很多，一般来说和很多年龄相仿的人一起睡在一个帐篷里的时候，通常都会整晚不睡。

Mark: Hey, Todd, when you look back on your high school experience, do you, in general, do you see it as a positive or a negative experience?

马克：嗨，托德，你回顾高中生活时，你认为那是一段积极的经历还是消极的经历？

Todd: So actually we talked a little bit about TVs in the past, what about TVs of the future? Nowadays you can watch television on this very tiny screens, like the ipod video. What do you think about that?

托德：我们聊过以前的电视，那未来的电视呢？现在可以在ipod这种小屏幕设备看电视。你觉得这个怎么样？

Todd: Nitya, (Yeah) you grew up in India (Yep) In India, what are things that school children like to do for fun?

托德：妮提亚（好）你在印度长大（对），印度的学生喜欢玩什么？

Todd: Shona, do you consider yourself an artist?

托德：夏娜，你认为自己是艺术家吗？

Todd: So, Eucharia, you are into drama?

托德：尤查里亚，你喜欢戏剧吗？

Jess: Right, Tom, tell me, what three things could you not live without?

杰西：好，汤姆，哪三样东西是你生活中必不可少的？