Second daughter: "I want you to do that exercise again before the final interview."

She said that.

The "that" practice is this.

The last issue was preparation for the college entrance exam, and this issue will be a preparation for job-hunting interviews.

"Whoever stands up, you must use she/he, even if they are your parents" is not only a proverb but also the policy of the Ebatas.

My children seem to intend to use their parents thoroughly.

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Me: "I've only had a few job interviews, man. I'm sure the others are better."

Second daughter: "I expect you to practice 'pressure interviews.'"

Me: "I wonder if I reproduced the "pressure interviews" that well?"

Second daughter; "Your 'pressure' assumptions were so voluminous and so egregious that the college admissions interview was a piece of cake."

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This is 'I am complimented,' right?