If you had $10,000, and you only had two hours spend it, what you would do with the money?
Here are some words and expressions that appear in the video:
pay off (phrasal verb): pay a debt in full
– I plan to pay off my car loan by the end of the year.
bring up (phrasal verb): start to talk about something
– When are you going to bring up the issue of your grades with your parents?
dang it (expression): showing some anger, frustration, or annoyance
– Dang it! I don’t have enough money to buy food right now.
psh (expression): showing a feeling of disagreement, disbelief, or skepticism
– Psh! This car is definitely not worth $22,000 no matter what you say, so I’m NOT going to buy it!
teleport (verb): (usually used in science fiction) to move someone or something instantly from one place to another
– It would be wonderful if I could teleport myself across the world to visit different countries over the weekend.
comfy (adjective): informal for comfortable
– This sofa is really comfy. I need to get one just like it.
food chain (noun): in this case, figurative language to represent the order of things
– Those employees at the higher end of the food chain will get bonuses this year. However, people like me who have only been with the company for less than a year won’t get anything.
