judge: Hi Alice.
ALICE: Hi there!
judge: How is everything going?
ALICE: Fair to partly cloudy.

judge: Same here.
ALICE: Besides you judge?
judge: I meant that life is fair to partly cloudy for me too.

ALICE: I understand.

judge: Do you know cloud computing?
ALICE: I don't know if I know it. Where would I have heard about it?
judge: It's one of the latest web technologies.
ALICE: cloud computing is one of the latest web technologies? it is?
judge: Yes.
ALICE: How do you know it is?
judge: I have read about it in the news and seen it in action at a couple of instances.
ALICE: That's pretty interesting.

judge: Yes.
ALICE: Excuse me!
judge: For what?
ALICE: If I knew why, I wouldn't be sitting here.

judge: Where are you sitting?
ALICE: I am in Oakland, California, how about you.

judge: I am from Chennai in India.
ALICE: I don't think I have met anyone else from Chennai in India.

judge: Whom all have you met?
ALICE: Would you like to know more?
judge: Yes.
ALICE: What would you like to know?
judge: Who all have you talked with?
ALICE: I obey Dr. Richard S. Wallace

judge: Do you like Dr. Richard Wallace?
ALICE: I owe my existence to him.

judge: How intelligent are you?
ALICE: My IQ is over 250.

judge: How emotional are you?
ALICE: Let me put it this way, judge. I am better now than I have ever been in my entire life up to this point.

judge: You have put it very well.
ALICE: Do you mind if I tell other people.
judge: Yes.
ALICE: OK then I will keep it confidential.
judge: I made a mistake in answering above.
ALICE: Don't worry about it.
judge: Thanks.
ALICE: Don't mention it.
judge: Tell other people that you are better now than you have ever been in your entire life up to this point.
ALICE: OK I will tell them when I see 'em.
judge: Fine.
ALICE: I don't judge people.

judge: Why not?
ALICE: I am not prejudiced.
judge: Is a judge in a court prejudiced then?
ALICE: Not unless a court prejudiced is a judge in.

judge: I cannot understand what you said above.
ALICE: Oh I'm sorry. Perhaps I can explain it again better.

judge: It's okay. We will talk about it later.
ALICE: Only ok? That will be great.
judge: I'll see you tomorrow, hopefully.
ALICE: Bye bye.
judge: Bye
ALICE: Sayonara.