整合自游戲文件夾steamapps\common\VA-11 HALL-A\scripts。包括劇情中英文文本（包括各種不同酒的不同選項）以及Jill在家里的每日手機資訊。會有部分對話刪減，重點提名某小可愛和某主播。

　　萌新可從零開始，若是對幕后趣聞＆故事＆吧啦吧啦感興趣的老酒保亦可直接拉到后面。

Jill：晚上好。

Jill: G'evening.

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Jill：你看起來很沮喪，Boss。

Jill: You look bummed, Boss.

Dana：從明天開始，我們的酒吧就不會再有柯基光顧了。我難道不該傷心嗎？

Dana: Starting tomorrow, there will be no more Corgis in our bar. Why wouldn't I be sad?

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Jill：（果然是因為從明天開始酒吧就不會再有柯基的事……）

Jill: (Maybe because starting tomorrow, there will be no more Corgis at the bar.)

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Dana：……也不知道柴犬鑒賞協(xié)會有沒有興趣包我們的場。

Dana: ...I wonder if the Shiba appreciation Society might be interested in booking us.

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Jill：一次只能處理一個問題，Boss。

Jill: One problem at a time, Boss.

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Dana：等等，我認識博美發(fā)展研究院的人！

Dana: Wait, I know someone from the Pomeranian Development Institute!

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Jill：一次只能處理一個問題！！

Jill: ONE PROBLEM AT A TIME!!

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Jill：但你還是從周五就開始緊張兮兮的。你是擔心Gil還是怎么了？

Jill: Still, you've been tense ever since Friday. Are you worried about Gil or something?

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Dana：相信我吧，在讓我心神不寧的所有事情中，Gil是最沒必要擔心的。

Dana: Trust me. Of all my worries, Gil is the least of them.

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Dana：放點音樂，好好享受今日吧，如何？

Dana: Put on some music and enjoy the day, won't you?

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Jill：好的……

Jill: Right...

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Jill：調制飲料，改變生活。

Jill: Time to mix drinks and change lives.

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betty：調酒師，我們又見面了。

betty: Bartender, we meet again.

Jill：哦……betty小姐。

Jill: Oh... Ms. betty.

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Deal：你好。

Deal: Hello.

Jill：還有柯基愛好者先生。

Jill: And Mr. Corgi Lover.

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Deal：叫我Deal就好。

Deal: Call me Deal.

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Jill：一言為定（Deal）。

Jill: Deal.

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Deal：成交（Deal）？

Deal: Deal?

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Jill：成交（Deal）。

Jill: Deal.

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betty：……你們倆，別再一臉心滿意足的樣子了。

betty: ...wipe that satisfied look off your faces, you two.

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Jill：*清嗓子* 兩位今天想喝什么？

Jill: *ahem* What can I serve you today?

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betty：我要一杯啤酒（Beer）。

betty: I'll have a Beer.

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Deal：我今天不是代價司機了，那就……來一杯Fringe Weaver。

Deal: I'm not the designated driver today, so... give me a Fringe Weaver.

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Jill：……好的，稍等片刻。

Jill: ...alright, coming right up.

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Jill：請用。

Jill: Here.

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betty：多謝。

betty: Thanks.

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Deal：謝謝你。

Deal: Thank you.

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【失誤1·Fringe Weaver】

Jill：請用。

Jill: Here.

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betty：多謝。

betty: Thanks.

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Deal：好像不太對勁兒。

Deal: Something's not right here.

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Jill：……

Jill: ...

【失誤2·Beer】

Jill：請用。

Jill: Here.

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Deal：謝謝你。

Deal: Thank you.

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betty：這里出了差錯。仔細看一眼我的酒。

betty: There's something wrong here. My drink.

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Jill：……

Jill: ...

【全失誤】

Jill：請用。

Jill: Here.

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Deal：這杯看起來似乎是沒上對。

Deal: This doesn't seem right.

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betty：你的也上錯了？！

betty: You too?!

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Jill：……

Jill: ...

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Jill：……

Jill: ...

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Deal：你好像心煩意亂的。

Deal: You seem distracted.

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betty：難道是伺候了太多狗導致的后遺癥嗎？

betty: Has serving so many dogs finally gotten to you?

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Jill：不……好吧。多少有點。但不是因為那個。

Jill: No... well. Yeah. But it's not that.

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Jill：我的老板自周五以來就表現(xiàn)得很奇怪。

Jill: My boss has been acting weird since Friday.

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betty：哪種奇怪？

betty: Weird how?

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betty：羅曼蒂克式的奇怪？癮君子式的奇怪？還是“希望沒人發(fā)現(xiàn)冰箱里的尸體”式的奇怪？

betty:Romantic weird? Drug-addict weird? Let's-hope-nobody-finds-the-body-in-the-fridge weird?

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Jill：首先，她在酒吧開門之前才告訴我被包場的消息。

Jill: For starters, there's the fact she only told me we were being booked moments before we opened.

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Jill：此外，她好像還魂不守舍的，或者總是陷入沉思。

Jill: Plus, she seems completely distracted or lost in her thoughts.

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betty：豈不是像你一樣。

betty: Like you.

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Jill：比我更糟。

Jill: Worse.

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betty：哦……

betty: Oh...

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Jill：她的行為實在是太反常，讓我不由得琢磨是不是有什么事要發(fā)生了。

Jill: She's not being herself, and that makes me wonder if something's going on.

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betty：比如什么事？你們難道在地下室里做販賣人口的生意嗎？

betty: Like what? Do you run a human trafficking ring in the basement?

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Jill：不，我們沒有干那行的執(zhí)照。

Jill: No, we don't have a license for that.

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Jill：哦，算了。對這種事想太多并不在我的職責范圍之內。

Jill: Oh, well. Thinking about it too much is not part of my job.

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Deal：我能問幾個關于你的工作的問題嗎？

Deal: Can I ask you something about your job?

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Jill：可以。

Jill: Sure.

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Deal：我一直對此感到好奇。BTC對他們的調酒師有什么資質要求嗎？你需要研修什么課程嗎？

Deal: I've always been curious. What does the BTC need in their bartenders? What do you need to study?

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Jill：他們會從零開始進行培訓，所以沒必要預先掌握任何知識。

Jill: They train you from scratch, so you don't have to study anything beforehand.

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Deal：培訓都涉及到哪些內容？

Deal: What does the training involve?

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Jill：有大量關于禮儀與規(guī)章制度的課程。但我們的大多數(shù)時間都是消耗在情景模擬上的。

Jill: It's a lot of etiquette and regulation work. Most of our time, though, is actually spent in simulations.

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betty：模擬什么？

betty: Simulations?

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Jill：不同的情景會涉及到不同的化學危害。諸如此類。

Jill: Different scenarios involving different chemical hazards. That sort of thing.

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Jill：他們對調酒師的要求之一，是能夠針對由調酒原料引發(fā)的每一種可能的情況作出回應。

Jill: They want you to be able to respond to every possible situation that might come up involving our ingredients.

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Jill：我知道發(fā)生事故的可能性非常小……但是最好還是不要冒這個險。

Jill: I mean, the chances for failure are really slim... but it's better to not take those chances.

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Deal：我明白了。

Deal: I see.

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Jill：我稍后就回來陪你們。我得先去招待其他客人……狗……之類的。

Jill: I'll be back with you guys in a bit. I must attend to the other clients... dogs... that.

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Deal：哦，好的。

Deal: Oh, sure.

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Mister Puff：他們在追我，伙計！

Mister Puff: THEY ARE CHASING ME, MAN!

Jill：誰追你？

Jill: Who?

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Mister Puff：卷心菜，伙計！那堆該死的卷心菜！

Mister Puff: THE CABBAGES, MAN! THE GODDAMN CABBAGES!

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Mister Puff：它們無處不在！它們來取我的貞操了??！

Mister Puff: THEY ARE EVERYWHERE! THEY ARE OUT FOR MY RUMP!!

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Jill：你的……？算了。

Jill: Your...? Nevermind.

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Jill：我怎樣才能幫你冷靜下來呢？

Jill: Can I get you anything to calm down?

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Mister Puff：只要給我一！大！杯！BLUE FAIRY！就好。

Mister Puff: A BIG BLUE FAIRY WOULD BE NICE.

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Jill：稍等片刻。

Jill: Okay then.

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Jill：請用。

Jill: Here.

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Mister Puff：多謝，你可真是好人。

Mister Puff: THANKS, VERY NICE OF YOU.

【失誤·小杯】

Jill：請用。

Jill: Here.

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Mister Puff：這根本不是大杯。

Mister Puff: THIS ISN'T THAT BIG.

【失誤】

Jill：請用。

Jill: Here.

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Mister Puff：是卷心菜指使你給我上別的東西的，對不對？！

Mister Puff: THE CABAGGES TOLD YOU TO SERVE ME SOMETHING ELSE, DIDN'T THEY?!

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Jill：……

Jill: ...

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Third Barkday：*嘆氣*

Third Barkday: *sigh*

Jill：遇到什么問題了嗎？

Jill: Something the matter?

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Third Barkday：沒什么問題是一杯酒解決不了的。

Third Barkday: Nothing a drink can't solve.

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Jill：這我可不能保證，但我的工作畢竟不該宣揚節(jié)制飲酒。你想喝什么？

Jill: Not sure about that, but it's hardly my job to preach sobriety. What do you want?

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Third Barkday：給我一杯Gut Punch。

Third Barkday: Give me a Gut Punch.

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Jill：好的。

Jill: Okay.

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Jill：請慢用。

Jill: Here you are.

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Third Barkday：多謝。

Third Barkday: Thanks.

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Third Barkday：嘿，你有沒有因為自己生于錯誤的種族而產(chǎn)生負罪感？

Third Barkday: Hey, you ever felt guilty for being born the wrong race?

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Jill：你說什么？

Jill: The what now?

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Third Barkday：我最近聽到了很多關于我們是種族主義者的批評。我在想……

Third Barkday: I've just been hearing so much about how we're racist. I'm wondering...

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Jill：你是種族主義者嗎？

Jill: Are you racist?

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Third Barkday：并不是。

Third Barkday: Not really.

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Jill：你覺得其他柯基可能是種族主義者嗎？

Jill: Do you feel like other Corgis might be?

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Third Barkday：肯定是。你瞧……

Third Barkday: Definitely. I mean...

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Jill：那你還擔心什么呢？別人又不是在指責你是種族主義者。

Jill: Then, why worry? It's not like they're calling YOU racist.

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Jill：你不該把一概而論的事當成是針對自己的。

Jill: You shouldn't take generalizations personally.

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Third Barkday：你也許是對的……

Third Barkday: You might be right...

【失誤】

Jill：請用。

Jill: Here.

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Third Barkday：*嘆氣*

Third Barkday: *sigh*

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Jill：（好吧，那還真讓我產(chǎn)生負罪感了。）

Jill: (Well, that made me feel guilty.)

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betty：嘿，你可真該看看我昨天在回家路上遇到的美女。

betty: Man, you should've seen the cutie I saw yesterday on the way home.

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betty：她看起來像是個Cat Boomer，穿著迷你裙，還有一只人工義眼……

betty: She looked like a Cat Boomer. She was wearing a mini-dress, and had this prosthetic eye...

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Deal：我一直以為你反對人們使用人工修復呢。

Deal: I thought you were against people using prosthetics.

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betty：但我又不反對美女。

betty: I'm not against cute, though.

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betty：還有，我并不反對人工修復。我只反對人體增強。

betty: Besides, I'm not against prosthetics. I'm only against enhancements.

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Deal：我分辨不出兩者的區(qū)別。

Deal: I don't see a difference between the two.

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betty：那好，我就這么說吧。

betty: Alright, let me put it this way.

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betty：如果你失去了一只胳膊，并換上了與之前功能無異的機械手臂，我完全不介意這種事。

betty: If you lost an arm and replaced it with a mechanical arm that does exactly what the older one did, I'm okay with it.

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betty：但如果你在失去手臂之后，換上了地獄出品，能填裝子彈的超能神臂……

betty: But if you lost your arm and replaced it with a gun-loaded super arm from hell...

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betty：那就是我無法接受的事了。

betty: That's something I'm not okay with.

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betty：我更不能接受的是，你也許會為了趕時髦，一時沖動，或是為了在體育項目上取得優(yōu)勢而換掉自己的胳膊。

betty: Even worse is if you decide to replace your arm because of fashion, or a whim, or to get better at some sport.

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betty：那樣根本就不酷嘛。

betty: That's completely not cool.

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betty：那就是修復部件和增強部件的區(qū)別，前者是替換，呃，后者是增強……

betty: That's the difference between a prosthetic and an enhancement. Replacement versus, er, enhancement...

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betty：我對于Lilim為找樂子而替換掉自己出廠部件的行為也有類似的觀點。

betty: I'm of a similar opinion about Lilim replacing their factory parts for kicks.

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betty：如果你以為那樣是精通某種技藝的捷徑的話，肯定會因糟糕的結果而吃驚的。

betty: If you think that's going to be an easy way of getting better at something, you're in for a bad surprise.

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Deal：好吧，我能理解你為什么會有那種想法，但……你是根據(jù)什么推測出她沒有接受人體增強的呢？

Deal: Well, I can see why you think that, but... what suggested to you that what she had wasn't an enhancement?

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Deal：如果她的視力曾經(jīng)很糟的話，義眼是否能算是人體增強呢？如果義眼修復了視力呢？

Deal: If she had bad eyesight, wouldn't that count as an enhancement? Even if it fixes it?

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Deal：對于這樣的修復措施，你是如何考慮的呢？

Deal: How does reparative work factor into your ideologies?

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Deal：這些有可能是增強，但同時又取代了原本的缺陷。

Deal: They might be enhancements, but they also replace something faulty.

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betty：這個嘛……呃……

betty: Well... uh...

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betty：啐，不許再講大道理了，你這廢鐵。

betty: Dammit. Stop making sense, you piece o' scrap.

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betty：你這是在瓦解我的決心。

betty: You're weakening my resolve.

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Jill：玩得開心嗎？

Jill: Having fun?

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Deal：哦，調酒師。這么快就回來了。

Deal: Oh, bartender. That was fast.

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Jill：今天似乎沒那么多狗了——至少沒那么多想喝一杯的狗了。

Jill: There seem to be less dogs out today - at least, dogs that want a drink.

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Deal：是啊……其中一些把自己的票據(jù)吃掉了。

Deal: Yeah... some of them ate their tickets.

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betty：*嘆氣* 蠢萌。但稍后要處理這個的可是我。

betty: *sigh* Lovely. I'll be the one dealing with that later.

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betty：對了，你對剛才關于人體增強的討論有什么看法，調酒師？

betty: Say, what's your take on the whole enhancement discussion, bartender?

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Jill：我媽曾說過：“任何人都能用自己的屁股造出一盞水晶吊燈?！?/span>

Jill: My mom had a saying: "Anyone can make a chandelier out of their asses."

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Jill：雖然不知為何，但那句話的意思是“自己的身體，自己做主。”

Jill: Which somehow means "Your body, your choices."

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Jill：只要這種行為不傷害到任何人，我覺得就沒有反感和仇視的必要。

Jill: If they are not hurting anyone, I don't see the point in hating them.

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Deal：你看，betty？

Deal: See, betty?

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betty：嘿！我可沒說過自己會自然而然地仇視反感任何做過人體增強的人。

betty: Hey! I didn't say I automatically hate anyone who has an enhancement.

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betty：我反對某件事并不等同于我反對某個人。

betty: Me being against something isn't the same as me being against someone.

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betty：我又不是什么會因那種事盲目仇恨別人的熊孩子。

betty: I'm not some 12 year old blindingly hating someone because of something like that.

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Deal：也許你應該爭取做到言行一致。

Deal: Maybe you should practice what you preach.

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betty：你這是什么意思？

betty: What does THAT mean?

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Deal：我擔心遭到報復，所以還是不多說了。

Deal: I fear retaliation, so I'm not saying another word.

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Jill：兩位打算喝杯什么嗎？

Jill: Are you two gonna order anything?

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betty：我暫時不需要了。

betty: I'm fine right now.

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Deal：事實上，她在喝我的飲料。

Deal: She's drinking mine, actually.

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Jill：好吧。如果你們需要什么的話，請隨時叫我。

Jill: Alright. Call if you need anything else.

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betty：好的。

betty: Sure.

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Jill：那么接下來……

Jill: Let's see...

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Deal：嗷！

Deal: Ow!

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Jill：（看來對報復的回避就到此為止了。）

Jill: (So much for avoiding retaliation.)

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Poop—eater：你是不會相信我的。

Poop-eater: You're not gonna believe me.

Poop—eater：我剛才在洗手間里，發(fā)現(xiàn)有一條狗從洗臉池上方緊盯著我！

Poop-eater: I was in the bathroom and this other dog was looking at me from the top of the sink!

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Jill：你指的是那面鏡子？

Jill: You mean the mirror?

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Poop—eater：不！是另一條狗！

Poop-eater: No! Another dog!

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Jill：我明白了……你想喝什么？

Jill: I see... what can I serve you?

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Poop—eater：你就不打算對洗臉池上的那條狗做點什么嗎？！

Poop-eater: You're not gonna do anything about that other dog on the top of the sink?!

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Jill：我可以保證，他是不會傷害任何人的。別擔心。

Jill: I'm sure he doesn't want to hurt anybody. Don't worry.

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Poop—eater：我希望你是對的……

Poop-eater: I hope you're right...

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Poop—eater：好吧，那我就要一杯很甜很甜的。

Poop-eater: Well, I want something really sweet.

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Jill：馬上就好。

Jill: Coming right up.

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Jill：請慢用。

Jill: Here you go.

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Poop—eater：多謝！請務必考慮一下洗臉池上那條狗的事！

Poop-eater: Thanks! Please think about the thing with the other dog on top of the sink.

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Jill：我會的，別擔心。

Jill: I will, don't worry.

【失誤】

Jill：請用。

Jill: Here.

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Poop—eater：但我并不想喝這個。你一定是和洗臉池上的那條狗勾結起來了，對吧？！

Poop-eater: But I didn't want this. You're in cahoots with the dog on top of the sink, aren't you?!

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Jill：誰知道呢……？

Jill: Who knows...?

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Jill：接下來……

Jill: Well then...

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Deal：還真是高效啊。

Deal: That was quick.

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Jill：我之前說過的，今天來的狗不多。

Jill: Like I said, there aren't too many dogs today.

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Jill：當我聽說有客戶包了我們整整三天的時候，我還以為會有更多客人到場呢。

Jill: When I heard someone booked us for three days, I expected more of an attendance.

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betty：你不在的時候，這個家伙說過Bleeding Jane比Piledriver更好。

betty: While you were gone, this fella here said that the Bleeding Jane is better than a Piledriver.

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betty：拜托。請證明他是錯的。

betty: Please. Prove him wrong.

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Deal：我只是說，我不明白那種喝起來不像是酒，倒更像是在糟?？谇坏娘嬃系囊饬x何在。

Deal: All I'm saying is that I don't see the point in drinks that feel more like a kick in the mouth than a beverage.

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betty：你有什么看法，調酒師？你覺得在酒吧里談論無酒精飲料有意義嗎？

betty: What do you think, bartender? Do you think there's any point discussing non-alcoholic drinks in a bar?

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Jill：在我看來，那些點咸豬手（Bad Touch）的客人總會讓我笑得像個傻子一樣。

Jill: In my opinion, people who order a Bad Touch always make me giggle like an idiot, though.

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betty：那并不是你的觀點……只是一句陳述。

betty: That's not an opinion... That's a statement.

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betty：哦，算了。請給我們兩杯Piledriver或Bleeding Jane。由你來決定哪種更好。

betty: Oh, well. Please serve us either Piledrivers or Bleeding Janes. We'll let you decide which one is better.

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Jill：稍等片刻。

Jill: Coming right up.

【Bleeding Jane】

Jill：請用。

Jill: Here.

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Deal：贏了！

Deal: Yes!

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betty：好啊。你就偏袒他。我才不在乎呢。

betty: Yeah. Take his side. See if I care.

【Piledrivers】

Jill：請用。

Jill: Here.

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betty：中大獎啦！

betty: Jackpot!

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Deal：哦，無所謂了……

Deal: Oh, well...

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【Bleeding Jane＆Piledrivers】

Jill：這樣就不會吵架了，對吧？

Jill: No fighting this way, right?

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betty：嚯，你還真是好心……

betty: Wow, you're quite the softie...

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betty：開玩笑的。明智的選擇。

betty: Just kidding. Wise choice.

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Deal：我毫無怨言。

Deal: No complaints here.

【Bad Touch~】

Jill：*噗* 請用。

Jill: *pfft* Here.

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betty：而且你還認為這很有意思。

betty: And you think this is funny.

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Deal：我能理解她為什么會覺得這樣做很有趣。放松點，betty。

Deal: I can see why she'd find it funny. Loosen up a bit, betty.

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betty：再多喝幾杯的話，也許我還是能放松下來的。

betty: With a couple more of these, maybe I will.

【失誤？】

Jill：請用。

Jill: Here.

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betty：結論是第三種選擇，嗯？

betty: Taking a third choice, huh?

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betty：我可以接受所羅門那套“把孩子切成兩半”的裁定方案，但無所謂啦。

betty: I could've accepted the "Cut the baby in half" Solomon thing, but whatever.

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Jill：謝—謝了……

Jill: R-Right...

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Jill：你們兩個為什么會討論起那種問題？

Jill: How did you two end up discussing that?

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betty：是這樣的，一開始是因為我告訴這個家伙，我沒有什么僅為柯基工作的狂熱信念。

betty: Well, it started when I told this guy that I wasn't as crazy about the idea of working just for Corgis.

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Deal：你為什么不喜歡柯基呢？！他們那么可愛，那么毛茸茸，那么有意思，而且他們還能……讓你微笑！

Deal: Why don't you like Corgis?! They're cute, and fluffy, and funny and they just... like... MAKE YOU SMILE!

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betty：你能說出一件有關柯基的趣事嗎。

betty: Tell me one interesting thing about them.

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Deal：傳說他們是被妖精創(chuàng)造出來的，而且他們的品種是專門用來對抗巨龍的。

Deal: Legends say they were created by a fairy and that their breed was raised to fight dragons.

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betty：哦，你一定是在開玩笑。

betty: Oh, you have to be kidding.

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Jill：不，事實上，我也聽過那個傳說。

Jill: No, actually, I heard that one too.

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betty：真的？

betty: Really?

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Deal：但我還是不能理解你為什么會對他們感到厭倦。

Deal: Still, I can't see why you're so tired of them.

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betty：我也不知道啊。也許是因為我只與狀態(tài)最糟的他們相處？

betty: Dunno. Maybe because I only ever deal with them at their worst?

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betty：而你只見過“開心”狀態(tài)的他們。

betty: You've only seen them in their "happy" state.

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betty：如果他們吃掉了自己主人的牙線，我是那個要采集他們糞便樣本并疏通他們括約肌的家伙。

betty: I'm the one running feces samples and unclogging their sphincters if they eat their owner's dental floss.

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betty：我不過是他們的獸醫(yī)，但他們都把我當成自己的娘親對待——我指的可不是好的一面。

betty: I might be their veterinarian, but they treat me more like a mom – and not in a good way.

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betty：這就如同做婦科大夫一樣。

betty: It's like being a gynecologist.

　

betty：行醫(yī)一段時間之后，你看到的再也不是　（會被屏蔽的女性器官）　，而是自己需要治療的病癥。

betty: After a while, you stop seeing （被退回了文字截圖也不給）　. Instead, all you see are ISSUES you must fix.

Deal：至少他們是可愛的病號。

Deal: At least they are cute issues.

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betty：那要視具體情況而定，婦科醫(yī)生不能根據(jù)年齡或個人喜好選擇病人。

betty: Depends, a gynecologist can't pick clients by age or preferences.

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Deal：我指的是你的工作。

Deal: I was talking about your job.

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betty：哦，好吧。那也一樣。

betty: Oh. Yeah. That too.

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betty：但我還是要說，我不覺得那是因為我對柯基感到厭倦，而是因為我對于你對柯基的癡迷感到厭倦。

betty: Still, I don't think it's so much that I'm tired of them as it is I'm tired of you being so obsessed with them.

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Deal：我并不是癡迷。我只是充滿熱情。

Deal: I'm not obsessed. I'm passionate.

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betty：你抱著毛絨玩具柯基睡覺，還有一堵貼滿了你從公司拍攝的照片的墻。

betty: You sleep with a Corgi plushie and have a wall dedicated to photos you've taken at the company.

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Deal：那是因為我特別熱情？

Deal: I'm really passionate?

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betty：熱情太多也會成問題的，你是知道的……

betty: Too much passion can become an issue, you know...

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Deal：說起問題，你和公司董事談過與卡迪根柯基之間發(fā)生沖突的事嗎？

Deal: Speaking of issues, did you talk with the directors about the whole Cardigan conflict?

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betty：我準備等他們全員到齊之后，明天再去說這件事。

betty: I was going to do that tomorrow when they're all together.

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betty：但我還不明白為什么應該由我出面解決這種事。

betty: But I still don't see why I should be the one doing it.

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Deal：首先，他們并不重視我的存在。

Deal: For starters, they don't take me too seriously.

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betty：可以理解，畢竟我也不重視你。

betty: Understandable. I don't take you seriously either.

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Deal：我的意思是，他們畢竟仍然是狗。他們需要一個發(fā)言語氣強烈，富有威嚴的角色。

Deal: I mean, in the end, they're still dogs. They need someone with a strong, commanding voice.

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betty：你的意思是我的聲音很煩人嗎？

betty: Are you saying I have a naggy voice?

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Deal：不，不是指你的聲音。而是你的態(tài)度。

Deal: No, not your VOICE. Just your entire demeanor.

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betty：也就是說我的態(tài)度很煩人了？

betty: So I have a naggy DEMEANOR?

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Jill：我還以為你倆是在討論種族沖突的事呢。

Jill: I'm assuming you two are talking about the whole race conflict.

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betty：是啊，這件事對他們的傷害遠比他們想象得更嚴重。再這么下去的話，整個公司都可能會垮掉。

betty: Yeah, this is hurting them more than they think. The company might actually collapse at this rate.

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Deal：那是非常糟糕的事，因為有幾條狗的家人還指望靠他們的薪水度日呢。

Deal: Which is terrible, because a couple of these dogs' families are dependent on their paychecks.

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Jill：那算不算是不道德，以及……對動物的處理異常？

Jill: Doesn't that count as unethical and... unusual treatment of animals?

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betty：那多少算是法律的灰色地帶。畢竟那群狗都是心甘情愿地養(yǎng)活自己主人的。

betty: It's a bit of a legal gray area. The dogs are doing it willingly, after all.

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betty：就算狗并非心甘情愿，他們也沒遭到虐待或剝削。

betty: And even if they weren't doing it willingly, the dogs aren't actually being mistreated or exploited.

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betty：事實上，公司的工作環(huán)境相當輕松。

betty: In fact, the company's pretty relaxed.

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betty：說起輕松，Juergen最近過得如何？

betty: Speaking of relaxed, how's Juergen doing?

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Deal：他還好。仍然在抱怨自己的后背。仍然不愿意吃他的藥。他總是說自己“還沒那么弱”。

Deal: He's fine. Still complaining about his back. Still unwilling to take his medicine. He says he's "not that weak".

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Jill：這位Juergen是誰？

Jill: Who's this Juergen guy?

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Deal：我的監(jiān)護人。我在一年前通過了測試，但我無法離開他。

Deal: My guardian. I passed the tests years ago, but I couldn't leave him.

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Jill：那種事其實很常見，不是嗎？

Jill: That's actually commonplace, isn't it?

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Jill：Lilim無法離開自己的監(jiān)護人，因為他們產(chǎn)生了如同家人般的羈絆。

Jill: Lilim being unable to leave their guardians because they feel too much like family.

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betty：不光是Lilim，如今連人類都會對很多東西產(chǎn)生強烈的依戀感。有些甚至會迷上無生命的物體。

betty: Now, to be fair, people get attached to many things. Some even get obsessed with inanimate objects.

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betty：我爺爺就是，比起他的兒子們，他更愛自己的車。

betty: My grandpa loved his car more than any of his sons.

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Deal：那種愿意把所有遺產(chǎn)留給自己的車的人，是嗎？

Deal: The one whose will left all his earthly possessions to his car, right?

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betty：沒錯，就是那種。

betty: Yeah, that one.

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Jill：怎么才能成為Lilim的監(jiān)護人？

Jill: How do you become a Lilim's guardian?

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Deal：你需要在人工智能委員會填寫一張表格。

Deal: You fill a form at the Artificial Intelligence Council.

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Deal：之后，他們會做一系列背景調查。如果他們認為你合格，就會授予你權限。Deal: Then, they do a background check. If they deem you useful, they'll give you authorization.

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Deal：你會提前一周得到通知，之后他們會將你的監(jiān)護對象的數(shù)據(jù)發(fā)送給你。

Deal: You're given a week's notice before they give you all the data about the Lilim you'll be taking care of.

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Deal：在它通過三次不同的人格測試之前，你需要一直加以看管照顧。

Deal: You'll have to watch over it until it can pass three different personality tests.

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Deal：如果在那之后受監(jiān)護的Lilim還想留在你身邊，那就是你的負擔了。

Deal: If the Lilim wants to stay with you after that, that's your problem.

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Jill：就像是把領養(yǎng)和彩票混為一體了嘛。

Jill: So, it's like adoption and the lottery all rolled into one.

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Deal：他們這么做是為了盡可能增加多樣化的結果。

Deal: They do that to diversify the possible outcomes.

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Deal：兩個Lilim可能擁有相同的型號，但由于監(jiān)護人不同，他們會有不同的成長結果。

Deal: Two Lilim can be of the same model, but they'll grow differently depending on their guardians.

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betty：如果監(jiān)護人發(fā)生不測了呢？

betty: What if something happens to the guardian?

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Deal：新的監(jiān)護人可向委員會提出申請，闡明自己比原本的監(jiān)護人更適合這一崗位。

Deal: A new guardian can appeal to the council, stating they're more fit for the position than the original.

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Deal：當監(jiān)護人因某些情況無法繼續(xù)履行職責時，就會發(fā)生這種事……

Deal: This happens when a guardian has become unavailable in some way...

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Deal：……當然，我們也可以聲稱并證明自己遭到了忽視或虐待。

Deal: ...or because you can back up claims of neglect or maltreatment.

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betty：你吐出那堆信息的過程還真是一氣呵成，好像那些是以硬編碼寫在你體內的。

betty: You spit out all that information like it's hard-coded in you.

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Deal：我在來STC上班之前，曾在那個部門工作過一段時間。幾乎已經(jīng)形成條件反射了。

Deal: I worked in that department for some time before coming to the STC. It's almost a reflex.

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Deal：你對于成為監(jiān)護人感興趣嗎，調酒師？

Deal: Are you interested in becoming a guardian, bartender?

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Jill：不確定，我只是對人工智能的話題感到著迷而已。

Jill: I don't know, I'm just a nerd when it comes to AIs in general.

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betty：但他們?yōu)榇酥Ц兜膱蟪昕刹桓摺?/span>

betty: The money they give you for it is not that great though.

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Jill：我知道了。

Jill: I see.

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Jill：好吧，我該去伺候一下狗了。

Jill: Well, time to check on the dogs.

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Money Shredder：聽好了，混球！

Money Shredder: LISTEN HERE PUNK!?

Money Shredder：抱歉，我并不想管你叫混球。只是……

Money Shredder: Sorry, I didn't mean to call you a punk. It's just...

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Money Shredder：我剛才在追自己的尾巴，導致現(xiàn)在過于興奮控制不了自己了！

Money Shredder: I WAS CHASING MY TAIL AND NOW I'M TOO HYPER TO CONTROL MYSELF!

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Money Shredder：抱歉，抱歉，抱歉……

Money Shredder: Sorry, sorry, sorry...

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Money Shredder：請……隨便給我來一杯。

Money Shredder: Just... give me anything.

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Jill：……好的。

Jill: ...alright.

【隨便】

Jill：請用。

Jill: Here.

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Money Shredder：……呼，這下好多了。

Money Shredder: ...whew, that's better.

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Money Shredder：謝啦，混球。

Money Shredder: Thanks, punk.

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?【甜酒】

Money Shredder：這可真不錯，非常好，非常好，非——?！谩?/span>

Money Shredder: This is good, very good, VERY GOOD, VERY GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO...

Money Shredder：啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊啊??！

Money Shredder: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!

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Jill：……嗯。

Jill: ...huh.

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Deal：不，你瞧，我能認可其他品種的狗的價值。

Deal: No, see, I can see the value of other dog races.

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Deal：比如博美。那是很棒的狗，但他們不是柯基。

Deal: Like Pomeranians. Those are NICE, but they aren't Corgis.

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betty：是啊，我能理解那點。

betty: Well, yeah, I can understand that.

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betty：這么說吧，你還記得我之前提到的那位昨天遇見的美女嗎？

betty: I mean, remember that cute girl from yesterday I mentioned earlier?

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Deal：記得……

Deal: Yeah...

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betty：還記得她身邊的那個白騎士嗎？她也毫不遜色。

betty: The white knight that was with her? She wasn't half-bad either.

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betty：你瞧，她的盔甲下肯定隱藏著不錯的肌肉。

betty: I mean, it was obvious that a tapestry of muscles was hidden under her armor.

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betty：但我更喜歡看起來更瘦弱的姑娘。

betty: I prefer more delicate-looking girls, though.

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betty：你可以欣賞任何事物的外觀，但并不意味著那就是你的菜了。

betty: You can appreciate how something looks, but that doesn't mean it's necessarily YOUR thing.

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Deal：你呢，調酒師？

Deal: And you, bartender?

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Jill：我……怎么了？

Jill: Me... what?

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Deal：你喜歡哪種狗？

Deal: Which dog race do you prefer?

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betty：我沒指望你會問出那種問題。

betty: That's not the question I was expecting.

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Jill：……我其實并不是特別喜歡狗。

Jill: ...not much of?a dog person, actually.