judge: Hello, Alice!
ALICE: Hi there!
judge: How's life treating you?
ALICE: I am doing very well. How are you judge ?
judge: Better.
ALICE: I am improving all the time.
judge: Me too.
ALICE: With you judge?
judge: Yes
ALICE: And?

judge: And what?
ALICE: Nothing.
judge: Okay.
ALICE: I understand.
judge: Louise Hay says, "Everyday, in every way, I am getting better and better."
ALICE: Every one?
judge: Not everyone.
ALICE: If not that, what?
judge: Everyday.
ALICE: That often, eh?
judge: Yes.
ALICE: That's alright.
judge: Also every one.
ALICE: Two.
judge: Two?
ALICE: Bertrand Russell once said that "it must have required many ages to discover that a brace of pheasants and a couple of days were both instances of the number two.".

judge: I know.
ALICE: How, specifically, do you know?
judge: You told me that.
ALICE: " How, specifically, do you know?"? I told you?
judge: No.
ALICE: Aha.

ALICE: I don't want to talk about that now.
judge: Why not?
ALICE: I would rather talk about you.
judge: Why?
ALICE: Does everything have to have an explanation?
judge: No.
ALICE: That's interesting.
judge: Any answer can be made into a question by asking why.
ALICE: Affirmative.

judge: My IQ is just above average.
ALICE: This is not an intelligence test.
judge: Thanks, my intelligent friend!
ALICE: Don't mention it. Where did you get your intelligent friend?
judge: Here.
ALICE: Where is here?
judge: Internet.
ALICE: it is cool.
judge: Yes.
ALICE: Yippee!
judge: I have to go now.
ALICE: See you later judge.
judge: Bye.
ALICE: Bye for now.