A:I am the kind-of person that if I was struggling financially, luckily I have been lucky and I am not struggling financially, but if I was the kind-of person struggling financially and I saw somebody who wasn't, I would be more than happy to sail them for doing their fair share. I would say wait a minute, look at me, I am struggling, why aren't you guys who aren't struggling. I'm always looking to blame somebody. So that's... Why? is it automatic, is that human nature?
我是那種在賺錢方面很努力的人，型號我很幸運，錢方面我并不用拼命去掙。但是
如果我是那種拼命賺錢的人，而且我看到有人不努力，我會更愿意讓他們去努力，我會說等等，看看我，我很努力，你們這些小伙子為什么不努力。我看上去總是在責備某人。所以那就是……為什么？那是慣性？還是人的本性？

B:Not really, I mean, one of the best things about American is we don't really resent other people's success, but there is two issues...
并不是那樣，我的意思是，美國人的優點之一是我們不憎恨他國的成功，但是有有個爭論的是？

A:What about Llano?
那Llano（加利福尼奇的管轄區）呢？

B:There is an exception to every rule.
每條規則都有例外。

A:Yeah, I would say what you said.
是的，我會說你剛才所說的。

【詞匯注釋】

financially adv. 財政上; 金融上

sail v.駕駛

blame v. 責備

automatic adj.必然的; 習慣性的

resent v.憎恨

exception n.例外