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So, whatcha think?Rye Lane · 2023 — 第 2 / 16 章 · 2'06" · B2
Dom and Yas are getting to know each other at a photo show when the artist, Nath, arrives to sell his prints. After a few flattering words and a plea to "help a brother out," Yas ends up buying the picture—and jokes that it is an investment.
At a photography exhibition in Peckham, Dom and Yas talk about the pictures. Yas says she is friends with the artist's girlfriend, and the artist Nathan soon turns up to push a sale. He urges Yas to treat herself and help a brother out, and she buys a print.
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back in the dayvery youtreat yourselfcop
このシーンの表現
very characteristic of you
多姆夸内森那张照片,说我觉得这张很你,把品味直接归到人身上。
The loud socks are very you.
in the past, long ago
to buy or do something nice for yourself
to buy or get something, in slang
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So, whatcha think?They have a real, like, cerebral feel.Wow. You know all the adjectives.Yeah, I love the way the tongue follows you around the room.the way clause
Yeah, I love the way the tongue follows you around the room.liaison
Yeah, I love the way the tongue follows you around the room.- So, do you know Nath or-- - Oh, I'm mates with his girlfriend.in the past, long ago
- Oh, you're an artist? - Oh, no. KFC. [chuckles] Back in the day. I don't work there anymore.'Sup, my little fuck nuggets? [chuckles] - [chuckles] - Basking in your genius, dude.to buy or do something nice for yourself
Nathan urges Dom to treat himself and buy the photo.
- Yeah? - Yeah. [chuckles] Why don't you treat yourself?Oh, no, bro, I just came to support you. I wasn't gonna-- Oh, come on. Help a brother out.Oh, no, bro, I just came to support you. I wasn't gonna-- Oh, come on. Help a brother out.People see you coppin', might inspire them.must for deduction
Man must have bare peas saved up.weak form
Man must have bare peas saved up.Man must have bare peas saved up.very characteristic of you
I think it's very you.Sorry, I kinda feel like that was my fault.No, no, no, no. Nath kinda seemed like he needed the boost.When he blows up, I'll sell it on for a fortune.When he blows up, I'll sell it on for a fortune.when-clause
When he blows up, I'll sell it on for a fortune.The scene is about a small social pressure that everyone recognises. Dom and Yas are flirting through the photographs, and Nathan, the artist, knows exactly when to join in. "Why don't you treat yourself?" is gentle, but "Help a brother out" makes the sale personal: refusing would be letting a friend down. Dom's line, "I think it's very you," is the nudge that finishes the job, turning a purchase into a compliment. What makes it funny is that nobody admits they were persuaded. Yas says the sale felt like "my fault," Dom says Nathan "needed the boost," and the two of them settle on calling it "an investment." It is a polite fiction, and it is also, quietly, a first date.
I think it's very you.A compliment that also works as a sales push: it tells Yas the picture matches who she is, which makes buying it feel personal.
Yeah, I love the way the tongue follows you around the room.Yas's offhand remark about a photo, showing she and Dom are already chatting easily and sharing a sense of humour.
Wow. You know all the adjectives.Her teasing response to Dom's art-world words, which turns the gallery into a place to flirt rather than to talk seriously.
When he blows up, I'll sell it on for a fortune.The excuse that makes the purchase sensible: it is not a splurge, it is an investment in an artist who is about to become famous.
Partly because she likes it, and partly because Nathan pushes her. He asks her to treat herself and to help a brother out, so buying becomes a favour to a friend.
He is the artist showing the work, and Yas is friends with his girlfriend, Cass. She says she knows Cass and that she and Nathan met at work.
It is slang for buying something, as in Nathan urging Yas to be seen copping a print. It is the one word that makes the sale sound casual rather than commercial.
She feels she was talked into it and that she started the sales pitch by complimenting the work. It is a joke, but it admits she was persuaded.
Yes. After the sale they find out they are going the same way and set off together, which turns the errand into the start of a date.
次のチャプター · 第 3 章pay my duesDom and Yas Meet in Peckham
第 1 章prang outYas Teases Dom at His Gallery Show
再生中 · 第 2 章very youYas Buys Nathan's Photo at the Show
第 3 章pay my duesDom and Yas Meet in Peckham
第 4 章spill the teaDom Tells the Cinema Break-Up Story
第 5 章off the hookYas Tries to Stop Dom's Summit
第 6 章shelf lifeDom Confronts Gia and Eric at Dinner
第 7 章up in the worldYas Invents a Karaoke Love Story
第 8 章in hindsightYas Confronts Gia at the Table
第 9 章grand gestureDom and Yas Trade Break-Up Stories
第 10 章good for the soulYas Misses Her Costume Interview
第 11 章jump through hoopsYas Explains the Hummus Break-Up
第 12 章say no moreDom and Yas Scam Jules's Mums
第 13 章kick itDom Overhears Why Yas Stayed
第 14 章could murderYas Gets Caught in Jules's Flat
第 15 章breaking and enteringDom and Yas Caught Stealing the Record
第 16 章start overDom Arrives on a Boat for Yas