AEE 2640：让我们“烤”验一下 All Ears English 团队！

这是《All Ears English》播客第2640期。

This is an All Ears English Podcast episode twenty six forty.

咱们来调侃一下All Ears English的团队吧。

Let's roast the All Ears English team.

欢迎收听《All Ears English》播客，全球下载量已超过两亿次。

Welcome to the All Ears English Podcast downloaded more than 200,000,000 times.

你是不是觉得自己的英语进步卡住了？

Are you feeling stuck with your English?

我们会教你如何摆脱顾虑，流利说英语——重点不是完美，而是真实交流。带你认识美国主持人米歇尔·卡普兰，纽约电台女孩，还有雅思达人奥布里·卡特，他们来自亚利桑那和纽约。

We'll show you how to become fearless and fluent by focusing on connection, not perfection with your American host, Michelle Kaplan, the New York radio girl, and Aubrey Carter, the IELTS whiz, coming to you from Arizona and New York City, USA.

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你有没有调侃过别人？

Have you ever roasted someone?

你知道吗？人工智能也能调侃你。

Did you know that AI can roast you?

今天你会了解到美国文化中‘吐槽’是怎么回事，还会听到对每一位All Ears English主播的吐槽。

Today, you'll learn what roasts are all about in American culture and hear a roast of each of the All Ears English hosts.

嗨，Michelle。

Hello, Michelle.

你今天怎么样？

How are you today?

我挺好的，Aubrey。

I'm doing well, Aubrey.

你呢？

How are you?

棒极了。

Excellent.

我特别期待今天的这期节目。

I am very excited for today's episode.

我们以前从来没做过这种事。

We have never done anything like this before.

这是全新的，肯定会特别有趣。

It's new and it's going to be very fun.

我觉得听众一定会觉得特别过瘾。

I think listeners are really gonna get a kick out of this.

好的。

Okay.

我太期待了。

I'm so excited.

所以，Aubrey，你以前有没有调侃过别人？

So, Aubrey, have you ever roasted anyone?

有。

Yes.

我确实干过。

I did.

我们有个特别熟的邻居。

We had a neighbor that we knew really well.

我们关系特别好，后来他们搬去了亚特兰大，我们就策划了一场惊喜恶搞。

We were very good friends and then they moved to Atlanta and we planned a roast.

我们没告诉他。

We didn't tell them.

想给他个意外。

We were surprising them.

大家一块儿精心准备了一场针对他的恶搞，他特别好调侃。

We all planned a little roast of them And they were easy to roast.

逗他特别有意思，人本身就很幽默、有个性，到处都是能拿来说笑的点。

They were fun to roast because they're just really funny, interesting people who there were so many fun things to poke fun at.

我印象最深的是，他是意大利人，总爱把新鲜磨碎的帕玛森奶酪放在下唇那儿，像嚼烟丝一样，就那么含着，特别享受那股奶酪味，天天这样。

And so I roasted the funniest thing I remember roasting him about is he's Italian and he does this thing where he will take fresh shaved Parmesan and he puts it under his lip like it's dip, like tobacco and he just like holds it there and he just loves the flavor of Parmesan and he has it.

他嘴里老是含着一嘴奶酪，我那场恶搞里就专门拿这个开玩笑。

He has like a cheese dip in his lip at all times and I remember making fun of that in his roast.

简直太好笑了。

It's so funny.

我真不知道还有谁这么干。

I don't know anyone else that does that.

太搞笑了。

So funny.

这倒是挺特别的。

That's an interesting one.

对啊。

Yeah.

我特别喜欢这个。

I love it.

哦，原来如此，真有意思。

Oh, so that's cool.

所以，我们刚才在聊‘吐槽’这个词。

So, yeah, we're talking about this word roast.

那艾伯里，到底什么是‘吐槽’呢？

So Aubrey, but what is a roast?

是的，这是一种幽默形式，有人会被开玩笑式地调侃或挖苦，但方式特别机智又夸张。

Yeah, this is a type of humor where someone is playfully mocked or insulted, but in a very witty exaggerated way.

通常都是在观众面前进行的，那次就是。

It's usually in front of an audience, which that was.

当时周围都是邻居，大家笑成一片，他们也在笑。

It was like all of our neighbors and we were just all laughing and they were laughing.

整个氛围就是纯属玩闹。

It was all like playful.

一点都没有恶意。

Nothing was super mean spirited.

没错。

Right.

通常呢，会有一个人成为笑话的焦点，但其实他们自己也明白这是在逗乐。

And yeah, usually one person is the target of the jokes but they're also in on the jokes.

他们通常也跟着一起笑。

They are usually also laughing.

一场好的吐槽，被吐槽的人自己也会笑。

A good roast, they will also be laughing.

是的。

Yes.

没错。

Right.

正是如此。

Exactly.

所以，这其实就是一连串拿某人开涮的笑话。

So, yeah, it's a series of jokes at one person's expense.

对。

Mhmm.

而且，就像你说的，这些笑话通常是由朋友、同事或者喜剧演员讲出来的。

And, yeah, like you said, delivered by friends, colleagues, or comedians.

还有另一点很重要，那就是目的是逗乐，而不是真的去伤害人。

And like and another thing, an important point again is it's meant to be funny, not genuinely hurtful.

我一想到这个，就会想到经典的例子——名人脱口秀恶搞。

And I always just think of, you know, classic example is the celebrity roast.

你有没有在喜剧中心频道看过那种？

Like those did you ever see on Comedy Central?

当然看过。

Absolutely.

你看过汤姆·布雷迪的那个吗？

Did you see the Tom Brady roast?

我笑得前仰后合。

I laughed so hard.

那可是我最爱的。

That's my favorite.

没有。

No.

我没说过那话。

I didn't I didn't say it.

如果你们还没看过，看完这期节目后去搜一下吧。

If you guys out there haven't seen it, look it up after this episode.

妮基·格拉瑟是众多在 roast 汤姆·布雷迪的喜剧演员之一。

Nikki Glaser is one of many comedians who roast Tom Brady.

有个笑话特别有意思，虽然不是特别出名，但我听好多人提起过。

There's a really, not famous, but I've heard a lot of people talking about there's a joke.

据说汤姆·布雷迪在比特币上亏了钱，她就是拿这个开玩笑。

I guess Tom Brady lost some money with Bitcoin, I guess based on something she says.

她一边调侃他，一边也拿现场另一位嘉宾开涮。

And she's kind of teasing him and she's also making fun of somebody else that was there.

那位是他的队友、橄榄球运动员罗布·格隆科夫斯基。

A friend and football player that he plays with named Rob Gronkowski.

大家都叫他 Gronk，她就笑话他亏了钱。

They call him Gronk and she's making fun of him for losing money.

她说连 Gronk 都知道那不是真钱，还把他形容得像原始人似的，全场都笑疯了。

She's like even Gronk's like me know that not real money and she talks like he's a Neanderthal sort of and everyone was dying.

特别好笑。

It's very funny.

妮基·格拉瑟确实挺逗的，不过她也特别敢说。

Nikki Glaser is pretty funny, but she's also very irreverent.

她老是往边界上蹭，有些脱口秀演员调侃人的时候，简直有点儿过火了。

She's like pushing the boundaries and it's like borderline offensive when some of these comedians are roasting someone.

对，没错。

Yeah, yeah exactly.

但为什么非得搞这种调侃呢？

But why are roasts done?

因为特别有意思啊。

Well they're very entertaining.

大家就爱看这种机智又犀利的幽默，说白了，这其实也是一种另类的致敬。

You know people enjoy that sharp, clever humor and you know it sort of honors someone in sort of a strange way.

被人调侃，说明你够重要、够受欢迎，而且有足够好的幽默感。

Being roasted means you are important or well liked enough and you have a good enough sense of humor that you can

你得能承受得了

take You the

你可以拿任何人开涮

take You can roast just anybody.

如果一个人开不起玩笑，那就不能拿他逗乐

If someone can't take a joke, you can't roast them.

对，没错

Yes, exactly.

这根本行不通

It's not gonna work.

所以确实挺有意思，我们居然通过取笑一个人来表达对他的尊重

So yeah, it is kind of interesting how honoring we honor someone by making fun of them.

是啊

Yeah.

我们是在说，我们足够了解你，也足够喜欢你，才敢跟你开玩笑

We're saying we know you well enough and like you well enough to joke about you and with you.

这其实是个很大的认可。

And it's a huge compliment.

别人哪怕开个小玩笑调侃我，我也特别开心。

When someone tells, even if it's a small joke where they're kind of roasting me, I love it.

我知道他们觉得我能扛得住，而且每次我都笑得跟他们一样大声。

And I'm like, they know I can take it and I'm laughing as hard as they are every time.

对。

Yes.

除非真的太过分了。

Unless it's really mean

那就不叫调侃了，那是恶意攻击。

spirited but then it's not a roast.

一般来说，调侃的目的并不是要伤人。

Like usually a roast is not meant to be mean spirited.

没错。

Right.

而且，确实像你说的，这其实是一种增进感情的方式，朋友之间互相调侃，恰恰说明关系很近。

And, yeah, it definitely, like you said, it can be a form of bonding because friends can roast each other to show closeness.

就有点像平时打趣开玩笑。

Like a just like a form of teasing.

你可以拿朋友做过的事来逗他，说说他的糗事。

You know, you can roast, you know, someone about something they did.

如果你有个从小一起长大的朋友，你肯定会提起一些只有你们才知道的往事。

If you have a friend from your childhood, you know, you might say something about that's something that you know about them you Yeah.

这些事一说出来，就说明你们关系特别铁。

Know, kinda shows how close you

对。

Yes.

这就变成一场调侃了。

It becomes a roast.

比如婚礼上的致词，如果做得好，根本就是一场精心设计的幽默调侃。

Like the best man speech or the any speech someone would give becomes more of a roast of the person getting married if they do it right.

而且这样一来，所有人都觉得好笑，这在我看来才是婚礼上最棒的演讲形式。

And then it's funny for everyone, and that's the best kind of, like, speech at a wedding in my opinion.

是的。

Yeah.

哦，这方面有太多可说的了，我特别喜欢伴郎和伴娘的致辞。

Oh, that's that's so much I I always love, like, the best man speech, the maid of honor speech.

对。

Mhmm.

因为婚礼上父母的讲话通常更感人、更温情，但轮到朋友发言时就不一样了。

Because, you know, usually with the parents speeches at a wedding, it's a little bit more emotional, a little bit more but then when you get to the friends.

没错，朋友的讲话就是一种调侃。

Yeah, That of it's

一种调侃。

a roast.

对。

Yes.

没错。

Exactly.

我们发现，只要你给AI提供足够多关于你的信息，它就能来调侃你。

So we discovered that you can ask AI to roast you if you've given it enough information about yourself.

如果你经常和AI聊天，它就会慢慢了解你很多事，这时候你就可以让它来调侃你一下，或者它也能从网上搜集你的信息。

So you know, if you have a version where you're talking to AI a lot and they're learning a lot about you, you can ask them to roast you or if there's information about you online.

我们发现，AI能从All Ears English团队的所有播客内容里提取信息，然后把我们几个好好调侃一番。

So we discovered that us, the All Ears English team, AI can pull information from all of our episodes and roast us.

Michelle先发给我她自己的那份调侃，我笑得不行。

Michelle first sent me the roast of her and I died Michelle.

我笑得前仰后合，今天也要把AI给她、给我，还有Lindsay的调侃内容分享给你们。

I laughed so hard at it and we're going to share it today with you guys as well as the roast that AI did of me and of Lindsay.

这太有意思了。

This is so fun.

好的。

Okay.

好的。

Okay.

这确实挺有意思的。

This is yeah.

挺搞笑的。

It was funny.

我这么做是因为我家人在拿它玩儿。

I I did this because my family was playing around with it.

后来我就意识到，我网上留下的内容早就够AI了解我了。

And then I realized I have certainly enough content out in the wild for AI to know me.

所以我就想，干脆看看它会怎么说。

And, so I was like, let's just see what they would say.

结果还挺逗的。

And it was pretty funny.

行了。

Alright.

你想读读我的吗？

You wanna read mine?

当然。

Yes.

我来读Michelle的。

I'll read Michelle's.

我特别喜欢。

I love it.

好的。

Alright.

来自《All Ears English》播客的Michelle，简直就是那种‘等等，咱们再仔细捋一遍’的真人版。

Michelle from the All Ears English Podcast is basically the human embodiment of, wait, let's break that down one more time.

你刚学会一个表达，她会再讲一遍，接着再讲一遍，就怕你前两次没注意听。

You'll learn one phrase and then learn it again and then again, just in case you blinked the first two times.

她身上有种喝了三杯咖啡的劲头，但每说一句话之后，还是会温柔地问：‘这样讲清楚了吗？’

She has the energy of someone who drank three coffees but is still politely asking, does that make sense after each sentence?

是啊，Michelle，我们懂了，但你还是继续吧，我们现在都靠你这番话来安心了。

Like, yes, Michelle, we got it, but also please continue because now we're emotionally dependent on the reassurance.

而且她的热情简直无人能及。

And the enthusiasm unmatched.

她能把‘ring a bell’这种表达讲成一场完整的TED演讲。

She'll turn something like ring a bell into a full TED Talk.

你本来只想学个习语，结果却带走了人生哲理、文化解析，还提醒你要真诚连接，别追求完美——这都快成你的新座右铭了。

You came for one idiom and left with a life philosophy, a cultural breakdown, and a reminder to connect, not perfect, like it's your new personal mantra.

说实话，她是唯一能把闲聊说得像一场高风险社交博弈的人。

Also, let's be honest, she's the only person who can make small talk sound like high stakes social strategy.

这个表达能帮你建立联系。

This phrase will help you connect.

女士，我就是想点杯咖啡，没想跟咖啡师建立跨文化的深度关系啊。

Ma'am, I was just trying to order coffee, not build a meaningful cross cultural relationship with my barista.

我太喜欢了。

I love it.

不过得说句公道话，要是解释‘我们是个奥运项目’这种事，米歇尔不光能拿金牌，还会告诉你她为什么拿金牌，举三个例子，最后还考你一遍。

But credit where it's due, if explaining we're an Olympic sport, Michelle would not just win gold, she'd explain why she won it, give three examples and then quiz you on it at the end.

不过全是爱，世界上有一半人现在能自信地说‘有点儿’‘你知道的’，还往每句话里都塞进去，全靠她。

All love though, she's the reason half the world can confidently say kind of, you know, and write in every sentence now.

太棒了，米歇尔。

Oh, it's so good, Michelle.

确实很棒。

It is good.

哦。

Oh

你发给我那段的时候，我笑得不行。

I was my like, you sent this to me, I was laughing so hard.

我立马就拿自己开涮了一顿。

I immediately did a roast of myself.

我简直等不及想看看AI会怎么评价我。

I could not wait to see what AI said about me.

然后我们调侃了琳赛，广告结束后我们把这两段都放给你听。

Then we roasted Lindsay and we're going to share both of those with you after the break.

好的。

Alright.

行。

Okay.

奥布里，现在我要用AI来调侃你了。

Aubrey, so now I'm gonna roast you from AI.

这就是AI说的话。

So this is what AI said.

来，我们开始吧。

So here we go.

奥布里有一种危险的热忱，让人分不清她是准备教你英语，还是要拉你加入一个特别积极向上的效率组织。

Aubrey has that dangerous level of enthusiasm where you're not sure if she's about to teach you English or recruit you into a very upbeat productivity cult.

我喜欢这个说法。

I love that story.

每两分钟，她的每句话听起来都像一场励志演讲。

Every answer starts sounding like a motivational speech by minute two.

是的。

Yeah.

Aubrey，我先插一句。

Aubrey, I'm just gonna make a stop.

我觉得这说的就是我们所有人。

I feel like this is all of us.

你懂吧？

Know?

到处都是类似的套路。

Like all there were themes.

对。

Yes.

确实有不少共同的主题，全都是那种高效能崇拜的风格。

There were themes in And all productivity cult though,

我对这个有点了解。

I know something about it.

是的，他们知道。

Yeah, they know.

他们了解我。

They know me.

对。

Yeah.

没错。

Yeah.

确实如此。

Like that's true.

确实有这些共同点，每个《All Ears English》的主持人都是这样。

There are definitely themes that's more like every All Ears English host.

他们确实就是这样。

This is true about them.

是的

Yes.

对

Yeah.

然后她说，她解释短语的方式特别有意思，比如一个简单的词‘it’s a lot’，她能扯出一套关于人际连接、情感细腻，甚至可能是她人生意义的完整哲学体系。

And then it says, and the way she explains phrases, she'll take something simple like it's a lot and turn it into a full philosophical framework about human connection, emotional nuance, and probably her life purpose.

你本来是来学词汇的。

You came for vocabulary.

结果你走的时候，开始怀疑她的身份了。

You left questioning her identity.

这太搞笑了。

That's so funny.

我超喜欢。

I love it.

真的特别好笑。

That's really funny.

还有，奥布里特别喜欢举例子。

Also, Aubrey loves examples.

一个词，酷。

One phrase, cool.

还得准备五种不同用法。

Five variations expected.

当然，得来一场完整的角色扮演，有情感起伏，人物塑造都得有。

A full role play, emotional arc, and character development, of course.

到这会儿，例子都开始自带例子了。

At this point, the examples have examples.

我特别喜欢

I love

我们角色扮演里那种人物塑造。

that character development in our role plays.

没错。

Absolutely.

是的。

Yes.

我们也不能忽视人际连接这一方面。

And let's not ignore the connection skills angle.

你只是想学英语，结果Aubrey突然说：但这个怎么帮你建立深厚的人际关系呢？

You're just trying to learn English and suddenly Aubrey's like, yeah, but how does this help you build deep human relationships?

女士，我只想通过雅思考试。

Ma'am, I just wanna pass IELTS.

但是。

But.

我喜欢这一点。

I love that.

女士，我只想通过雅思考试。

Ma'am, I just wanna pass IELTS.

没错。

Yep.

是的。

Yep.

但说实话，这正是关键。

But honestly, that's the thing.

她让每件事都显得有意义。

She makes everything feel meaningful.

就连最简单的表达，也变成了重要的生活技能。

Even the smallest phrase becomes this big important life skill.

你学到的不只是英语，更是个人的成长。

It's like you didn't just learn English, you grew as a person.

所以没错。

So yeah.

你好。

Hi.

对。

Yeah.

抛开调侃不说，奥布里这样的老师，会不知不觉提升你的沟通能力和情商，这对我们其他人来说还真有点不公平。

Roast aside, Aubrey is the kind of teacher who accidentally improves your communication and your emotional intelligence at the same time, which is honestly a bit unfair to the rest of us.

我想我们真该去订阅《All Ears English》播客了，各位。

I guess we better subscribe to the All Ears English Podcast, guys.

顺便提醒一下，无论你在哪儿听《All Ears English》，别忘了点关注。

And that is your reminder to hit follow wherever you're listening to All Ears English.

对。

Yes.

点关注。

Hit follow.

这些内容对我来说特别有趣，也特别有启发，你说得没错。

These are so entertaining to me and fascinating that you're right.

它们就像是把我们过去在所有播客里说过的话都给提炼出来了。

They're like pulling everything we've said from all these podcasts.

很多内容对大家都适用，但有些部分真的特别贴合我，或者特别贴合你。

A lot of it's true for all of us, but some of it feels so true for me or for you.

我太喜欢了。

I love it.

没错。

Right.

对啊。

Right.

就是这样。

Exactly.

不好意思啊。

And sorry.

对其他人来说确实有点不公平。

Bit unfair to the rest of you.

其实我不抱歉。

Not sorry.

算了，还是抱歉吧。

Sorry.

才不后悔呢。

Not sorry.

抱歉。

Sorry.

对啊。

Yeah.

这事儿挺搞笑的，因为确实如此。

It's just funny because yeah.

当然了，因为就是这样。

Definitely because yeah.

当你想到《All Ears English》时，我们提供了那么多例子，也总在想，对，没错。

When you think of All Ears English, we give so many examples and we also are always thinking, oh, yeah.

这怎么帮你建立联系呢？

How does this help you connect?

而且你知道，这一切背后更深层的意义。

And you know, the deeper meaning of all of it.

所以看到这种情况真的挺有意思的。

And so it's just funny to see.

我觉得好的调侃会指出那些你从来没想过是自己的地方。

I think a good roast calls out things that you don't think about as being

直到你听到之后才意识到。

yourself until you

听到之后才明白，对，就是这样。

hear Yeah.

没错，就是这样。

You don't realize it and then you hear it and exactly.

对。

Exactly.

你想读一下林赛的吗？

Do you wanna read Lindsay?

好。

Yes.

好了，各位。

Okay, guys.

接下来是给琳赛的吐槽。

So this is the roast of Lindsay.

对于那些一直听节目的忠实听众，你们从什么时候开始听的？

For those of you who are super listeners and have been here since what?

2013年？

2013?

你们对琳赛很了解了。

You know Lindsay well.

这段内容一定会引起你们的共鸣，而且特别有意思。

This is going to resonate with you and it's also just super fun.

那我这就开始念了。

So I'll go ahead and read it.

琳赛·麦马洪这种人，连点杯咖啡都能变成一场文化体验课。

Lindsay McMahon seems like the kind of person who could turn ordering a coffee into a full on cultural exchange lesson.

你只是想点杯拿铁而已。

You're like, can I just get a latte?

可琳赛却说：好问题，不过在那之前，你觉得咖啡文化对你来说意味着什么？

And Lindsay's like, great question, but first, what does coffee culture mean to you?

她总是充满热情。

She has so much enthusiasm.

她每天早上一睁眼就是110%的活力，而我们其他人还在7%的缓冲状态里挣扎。

It's like she wakes up every morning at 110% energy and the rest of us are still buffering at 7%.

说实话，如果正能量是一门运动，琳赛早就拿了金牌，还开了个播客讲她怎么赢的金牌，再拍个三集系列专门聊这块金牌带给她的情感体验。

Honestly, if positivity were a sport, Lindsay would have a gold medal, a podcast about winning the medal, and a three part episode series on how the medal feels emotionally.

我太喜欢她这样了。

I love it so much.

说真的，她老把‘连接，而非完美’挂在嘴边，连她的购物清单上估计都写着这句话。

And let's be real, she says connection not perfection so often that even her grocery list probably says it.

鸡蛋、牛奶、连接，而非完美。

Eggs, milk, connection not perfection.

这笑话真不错。

That's a really good joke.

而且她讲解英语短语的方式，你本来只想学一个习语，结果一下子冒出五个例子、一段角色扮演、一个文化小贴士、一段励志演讲，最后你都懵了：等等，我是在学英语，还是在变成更好的人？

Also, the way she breaks down English phrases, you start the episode thinking you'll learn one idiom and suddenly you've got five examples, a role play, a cultural tip, a motivational speech, and you're like, wait, am I learning English or becoming a better person?

答案是两者都有。

The answer is both.

但如果热情洋溢、永远积极、全心投入人际连接是错的，那Lindsay压根儿就不想对。

But hey, if being extra, endlessly upbeat and deeply committed to human connection is wrong, Lindsay clearly does not want to be right.

我太着迷了。

Am obsessed.

我超爱这些内容。

I love these so much.

我特别期待你们试试看，AI到底是能吐槽你，还是得靠你给点细节才能发挥出来。

I'm excited for all of you to see if AI can roast you or if not, can give AI some details.

就是把你生活中的事告诉它，然后看看它能给你整出什么花样。

Know, give them details about your life and then see what they come up with.

我觉得特别有意思。

I think it's so fun.

是的。

Yeah.

确实很有趣，而且说真的，虽然这些内容挺逗的，但它们其实点出了我们真正做的事——不是追求完美，而是建立连接。

It is definitely fun and you know, I it's it's funny because they're these are all this is funny but then it does kind of reach kind of the crux, I'll say, of what of what we do, which is that connection, not perfection.

而且它也清楚地表明，我们跟那种光念短语的普通播客完全不一样。

And it does, like, identify that we are not just like your typical podcast where we're just saying the phrases.

对吧？

Right?

我们可不是那样的。

That's not what we're about.

我们希望，你来找我们，是因为我们探讨的是更深层、更多元的方式，而不是简单地罗列单词。

And we hope that you know, what you come to us for is because we're talking about it on deeper levels and different ways rather than any, any just lists of words.

闲聊。

Small talk.

是的

Yeah.

太棒了

Love that

AI在这三点上都理解了。

AI gets it on all three of these.

这确实是我们一直强调的主题——我们不只是在教英语。

That was definitely a running theme that we're not just teaching English.

我们是在讲你怎么用它来建立联系。

We're talking about how you can use it to connect.

我们还在谈文化，对吧？

And we're talking about culture, right?

这些全都在里面了。

It's all there.

AI都看得到。

AI sees it.

我相信你们也是一样。

I'm sure you guys do as well.

这就是你们来这里的原因。

That's why you're here.

市面上有那么多其他英语学习播客，你们本可以选择听别的。

There's a lot of other English language podcasts you could be listening to.

你们相信的是连接，而不是完美。

You also believe in connection, not perfection.

我很喜欢AI这么明显地帮我们点出了这一点。

And I love that AI highlighted that so much for us.

我觉得这太一致了。

I thought it was so Same

没错。

here.

我简直无法忽视这一点。

Well, I can't get over it.

那真是太棒了。

How good that was.

所以各位，说到‘难以忘怀’，在第2637期，我们也做了‘难以忘怀’这个环节。

So guys, speaking of can't get over it, on episode twenty six thirty seven, we do can't get over it.

这个环节叫‘难以忘怀’，讲的是怎么聊日落、音乐会这些事。

So that's called can't get over it, how to talk about sunsets, concerts, and more.

你们一定要去听一听。

So check that one out.

今天的关键是，你只能调侃那些愿意被开玩笑的人，开点无伤大雅的玩笑。

And, yeah, takeaway for today, you can only roast someone who is open to being teased and poke And fun

不然很容易变得伤人。

they can easily get mean.

其实AI可以设置得更尖锐一点，也可以确保它不带恶意。

We actually, AI can have like sort of a meaner setting or you can make sure that it's not mean spirited.

一开始有个AI说得太狠了，我们都吓了一跳，太不留情面了。

And at first one of them was mean, we're like, woah, harsh.

然后你就把设置调一下，比如：保持轻松，别太刻薄。

And then you just change the settings like okay let's keep it fun let's keep it not meat spirited.

太有趣了，你确实可以玩这个，但调侃别人时要小心，很容易变得太狠、太伤人。

It's so funny so you can also play with that right and you want to be careful when you roast someone it can easily be like too mean, too harsh, too cutting.

关键是保持轻松有趣。

You wanna keep it fun.

要确保每个人都笑得出来，包括被调侃的人。

You wanna keep you wanna make sure everyone's laughing, including the person being roasted.

对。

Yeah.

我觉得下次我们可以再仔细过一遍，把他们用的那些词都拆开讲讲。

I think another time we could go through these and really just go through some of the vocab they used and That's the

用词真棒。

great vocab.

你懂的，真正深入地分析一下整个内容。

You know, like actually kind of really dissect the whole thing.

各位记得关注一下哦。

So guys, definitely hit follow.

我们以后有机会再回来聊聊这些内容。

Maybe we can come back to these soon in the future.

而且，这次真的挺

And, yeah, this this was a

特别有趣，奥布里。

lot of fun, Aubrey.

谢谢你参与这期节目。

Thanks for doing this episode.

当然了。

Absolutely.

谢谢你，米歇尔。

Thank you, Michelle.

也感谢各位听众一路陪伴。

And thanks listeners for being here with us on the journey.

我觉得你们会觉得这些评价都挺准的。

I have a feeling you guys thought these were all pretty accurate.

欢迎回到YouTube，留言说说你们对AI调侃我们的看法。

Come back to YouTube and leave a comment and let us know what you think about AI's roasts of us.

没错。

Yes.

对。

Yeah.

我超喜欢的。

Was I love it.

好吧。

All Alright.

这太有意思了，奥布里。

This is so much fun, Aubrey.

谢谢收听，各位，我们下次再聊。

Thanks for listening, guys, and we'll talk to you soon.