Watch the video then answer the question: What do you suppose they're talking about ?
Harry: You like living in New York, don't you?
Susan: Oh, I love it.
Susan: It's so convenient.
Susan: I can take the bus to work ... or the subway ... or a taxi.
Susan: And there's so much to do.
Susan: Lots of movie houses, and the theater.
Harry: I know what you mean.
Harry: I'd like to live in the city, but living in New Jersey and the suburbs is better for Michelle.
Harry: Trees, grass.
Harry: There's a lot of good things about suburban living.
Susan: I grew up in Riverdale, remember?
Susan: So I know.
Susan: But, as a working woman, I think New York has all the conveniences--including the best tomatoes.
Harry: The truth is, I'd like to live in the city.
Harry: Michelle's the right age.
Harry: There are lots of things for her here.
Susan: You're right, Harry.
Susan: Today is the perfect example.
Susan: Michelle and her friends are at the aquarium in Brooklyn.
Susan: They come back here for lunch, then go uptown to the Museum of Natural History.
Susan: There's so much for young people to see and do.
Susan: It's just incredible!
Harry: Not just for young people.
Harry: What about me?
Harry: I've never been to the aquarium or the Museum of Natural History.
Susan: Have you?
Harry: Oh yes, Harry.
Susan: My mother and father often took us somewhere in the city on the weekends.
Susan: Dad was a busy doctor, but he usually managed to squeeze a Sunday in with Richard, Robbie, and me.
Susan: I used to love to go to the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Harry: I've been there several times.
Harry: Twice with Michelle.
Susan: You ought to think about spending more time with Michelle at all the great places in the city.
Harry: Well, perhaps, you'll help me select some of the great places.
Harry: And perhaps, you'll join us?
Susan: Perhaps I will.
Susan: Well, there we are.
Susan: All set for lunch, Harry.
Harry: It looks inviting.
Harry: I wish Michelle and her friends would get here.
Harry: I'm starving, aren't you?
Susan: I can't wait to take a bite of the pumpernickel.
Susan: It smells so delicious.
Susan: Coming! Coming!
Susan: Who is it?
Michelle: Michelle.
Michelle: It's us, Susan.
Susan: Come in, Michelle, and bring your friends along.
Susan: We're on the fifth floor.
Susan: Oh, you've been here before.
Susan: Susan, Susan, I really appreciate your doing this for Michelle and her friends.
Susan: Oh, please, Harry. It's nothing.
Susan: I'm not just doing it for Michelle. I'm doing it for you.
Harry: Thank you.
Susan: I'm doing it for us, Harry.
Harry: Well, it's ... it's important for Michelle to see us together more often.
Susan: That's true.
Susan: It's important for Michelle and me to get to know each other better.
Susan: That makes me feel good.
Harry: What, Harry?
Harry: What makes you feel good?
Harry: Well, that you care about Michelle, that you care about me, and that you care about us.
Susan: Well, Harry, that's because I do.
Susan: I do care.
Susan: They'll be here any minute.
Susan: Susan, I'd like to continue this conversation later.
Harry: Of course, Harry.
Susan: We'll finish the conversation when they go to the museum.
Harry: I'd like that.
Susan: So would I.