似曾相识的陌生人.doc

似曾相识的陌生人
(After the fight with Kristy, Ben leaves her house and as he’s walking down the driveway to his car, he spots Jim, whom he thinks he knows, parking his car up the street, so he walks over to say hi.)
Ben: Hi, there.
Jim: Hello.
Ben: Do we know each other? You look familiar.
Jim: I don’t think so. You must have me con-fused for someone else.
Ben: No, I don’t think so.
Jim: Sorry. I can’t help you.
Ben: Have we met somewhere before?
Jim: Sorry, you’ve got the wrong person.
Ben: I guess you’re right. Sorry to trouble you.
Jim: No problem.
Ben: I know you from somewhere, but I can’t put my finger on it.
Jim: You have me mistaken for someone else.
Ben: I guess so. You don’e from China by any chance?
Jim: Actually, I do. I just got back the day before yesterday.
Ben: Really? Where in China are you from?
Jim: Beijing.
Ben: Hey, I just came from there as well. I lived there for 8 months!
Jim: Is that so?
Ben: You didn’t by any chance hang out in Sanlitun at all?
Jim: All the time!
Ben: Do you know a guy Johnny Wang?
Jim: Sure! He’s a good buddy of mine! How do you know him?
Ben: He works in the same building as me. We met at a Christmas party.
Jim: That’s so weird! I was at that party! Wow!
Ben: Sorry, I forgot your name!
Jim: No problem. I’m Jim! I’m terrible with names too!
Ben: Ha, ha, ha!