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In class, we conducted an exercise that required us to speak to another human and to ask them the following questions 1. What do you do for fun? 2. What do you like to eat? 3. And what do you drive? However, you may remember that there were additional questions, that I did not include since I ran out of time. The compelling reason, which I realized at the end, was that I was not just a participant but I was asking follow-up questions that sparked a conversation. For example, I learned that Dara likes to draw landscapes for fun, her favorite foods are Asian Noodles, Sushi, and Mochi. I even asked Dara what Mochi was and she described it as a sticky rice, then I remembered that Whole Foods served Mochi Ice Cream and she should stop in some time.

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