Stories and ideas, foreshadowing week one.
All right, so what is our story today?
This is the topic.
I should throw it away, but I can't.
I can't do it.
I can't throw it away.
I know I should, but I can't throw it away.
All right, so repeat after me in chunks and practice your pronunciation.
I have an old t-shirt I should really throw away.
I have an old t-shirt I should really throw away.
Throw away.
Discard it.
Toss it.
Throw it away into the trash.
It's gray or maybe it used to be white.
It's gray or maybe it used to be white.
Say that.
It's gray or maybe it used to be white.
It has a tiny hole in the front and a mysterious stain on the side.
It has a tiny hole in the front and a mysterious stain on the side.
A mysterious stain.
Where did that stain come from?
I have no idea.
On the side of the shirt.
It has a tiny hole in the front and a mysterious stain on the side.
Say that.
Every time I do laundry, I tell myself, okay, this time I'll throw it out.
Every time I do laundry, I tell myself, okay, this time I'll throw it out.
But then I touch it.
It's so soft.
It feels like a hug from the past.
It feels like a hug from the past.
But then I touch it.
It's so soft.
It feels like a hug from the past, say it.
I wore it at my first concert.
On my first road trip.
And on the day I climbed the mountain near my home.
The view was spectacular.
It was an awesome day.
I was wearing that t-shirt.
I climbed the mountain.
The view was spectacular.
Me in that shirt experienced that together.
I wore that shirt at my first concert.
R.E.M.
On my first road trip.
And on the day I climbed the mountain near my home.
The view was spectacular.
Awesome view.
My friends say, dude, that shirt is dead.
You need to toss it.
Dude, that shirt is dead.
You need to toss it.
You notice how I said need to.
I said need to.
Need to toss it.
Need to toss it.
You need to.
You need to.
You need to toss it.
Get rid of it.
Discard it.
Throw it away.
Toss it.
My friend said, dude, that shirt is dead.
You need to toss it.
My mom says it's embarrassing.
Just get rid of it.
My mom says it's embarrassing.
Just get rid of it.
Even my dog looks at it like, are you sure you want to keep that?
All right, did you notice how a dog doesn't actually speak, right?
So my dog looks at it like.
When you say like, it's like saying as if.
As if thinking or as if it were saying.
It's not actually saying, but as if it were saying like.
It looks at it like.
The expression on the dog's face is like.
Are you sure you want to keep that?
Did you notice I changed want to to wanna?
Are you sure you want to keep that?
Are you sure you want to keep that?
Even my dog looks at it like, are you sure you want to keep that?
Good job.
Did you say it?
Say it again.
Even my dog looks at it like, are you sure you want to keep that?
Got it?
Okay.
I know they're right.
I should let it go.
I know they're right.
I should let it go.
Let it go.
Still, when I stand over the trash can, my hand won't move.
Can't throw it away.
I fold it gently and put it back in the drawer.
Drawer.
Drawer.
That's kind of hard to say.
I put it back in the drawer.
I fold it gently and put it back in the drawer.
Still, when I stand over the trash can, my hand won't move.
I fold it gently and put it back in the drawer.
Say it with me.
Still, when I stand over the trash can, my hand won't move.
I fold it gently and put it back in the drawer.
Again.
Still, when I stand over the trash can, my hand won't move.
I fold it gently and put it back in the drawer.
Put it back in the drawer.
Maybe I'll throw it away next time.
Probably.
Maybe.
Well, we'll see.
Maybe I'll throw it away next time.
Probably.
Well, or maybe.
Well, we'll see.
Let me try again.
Maybe I'll throw it away next time.
Probably.
Maybe.
Well, we'll see.
You try it.
Well, we'll see.
We'll see.
Maybe I will.
Maybe I won't.
Probably not.
All right, that's it.
I want you to shout on me now.
Say it with me nonstop from the top.
Are you ready?
Here we go.
I have an old t-shirt I should really throw away.
It's gray, or maybe it used to be white.
It has a tiny hole in the front and a mysterious stain on the side.
Every time I do laundry, I tell myself, okay, this time I'll throw it out.
But then I touch it.
It's so soft.
It feels like a hug from the past.
I wore it at my first concert, on my first road trip and on the day I climbed the mountain near my home.
The view was spectacular.
My friend says, Sorry, my friends say, dude, that shirt is dead.
You need to toss it again.
My friends say, dude, that shirt is dead.
You need to toss it.
My mom says, it's embarrassing.
Just get rid of it again.
My mom says, it's embarrassing.
Just get rid of it.
Even my dog looks at it like, are you sure you want to keep that?
Again, even my dog looks at it like, are you sure you want to keep that?
I know they're right.
I should let it go.
Still, when I stand over the trash can, my hand won't move.
I fold it gently and put it back in the drawer.
Maybe I'll throw it away next time.
Probably.
Maybe.
Well, we'll see.
All right.
Boom.
Good workout.
If you are persistent and consistent, you are bound to succeed.
Yes, you are.
You are bound to succeed.
Writing assignment.
In the comment section, tell me about something that you should throw away.
But you can't do it.
You just can't throw it away.
All right, keep moving forward, one step at a time.
I'll see you in the next practice video.
