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[Bill Lee]

[T O P I C 1] Talk about the Kangaroo tribe

Have you heard of the Kangaroo tribe before? The Kangaroo tribe refers to young people who live with their parents although they are well beyond the age of independence. Some of them are dependent on their parents financially, as well as psychologically. As a result, they can become a burden to their parents who are approaching the retirement age. In Korea, the number of the Kangaroo tribe has increased substantially in the past decade. Some of them didn’t choose to become a member of the Kangaroo tribe. They were forced to be in that position because they couldn’t get a job or their wages were insufficient to support themselves.

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refer to ~를 나타내다. [~reul natanaeda]

burden 짐 [jim]

substantially 상당히 [Sang-dang-hee]

1. Do you live with your parents? Do you want to move out? When? Why?

2. Do you live alone? How long have you been living alone? Talk about pros and cons of living by yourself.

3. Are you the Kangaroo tribe? If not, do you know anyone who is? Why did they become the Kangaroo tribe?

4. When is an appropriate age for living alone? For example ‘after graduate high-school or university, or getting a job, or getting married.

5. What do you think of being supported by their parents after getting a job or married because their wages were insufficient to support themselves?

6. Do you know “Salmon tribe? (Once they had lived by themselves and then they came to parents’ house again because of bad economic states or convenience.) What do you think about “Salmon tribe”? Are you inclined to do like this for saving money or other reasons?

7. Why do you think those tribe appear to Korean society? What makes the young Koreans become the Kangaroo tribe or Salmon tribe?

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[T O P I C 2] Appetite Control

When it comes to keeping fit, few feel the pressure more than celebrities. Every time Jen or Angie packs on a few pounds, the world’s all a-Twitter, and the tabloids have a field day.

So, how do the stars stay svelte? The answer’s not easy. Many celebrities seek out the newest, hottest diets, only to watch their weights yo-yo.

Recently, a California company called SENSA launched a new breakthrough in weight loss products, and the world of entertainment is taking notice.

SENSA has been drawing a great deal of coverage, due to not only its amazing clinical results, but its unique approach to weight loss, and the remarkable true story behind the product’s development. SENSA wasn't created by a typical diet doctor. Instead, it was discovered, somewhat accidentally, by a neurologist named Dr. Alan Hirsch based on his 20-plus years of research into smell and taste disorders.

It may seem as though smell and weight loss have little to do with one another, but in actuality, just the opposite is true. Years of research have shown that it’s the brain that controls hunger, not the stomach; and the primary mechanism controlling how much we eat is our sense of smell.

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svelte 날씬한 [Nal-Ssin-Han]	have a field day (Bad meaning : Zeulkida)
packs on a pound=gain weight[Saljjida]

1. Have you ever been on diet in your life? If you had any experience losing weight, could you share your story with your team members?

2. Do you think you need to be on diet? If so, why?

3. What do you think makes people want to lose weight so badly?

4. What do you think of those who are obsessed with losing weight?.

5. What do you think is the most effective way to lose weight?

6. When it comes to going on a diet, Who is Your role model?

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