Or your letter

Have you finished your oration?

Your letter just arrived.

Oh, by the way, here's your letter.

Come on. Let's have a speech.

And as you do, you see the shadows of your own speech.

Oh, that's wonderful. Here's your letter back.

Excuse me for opening your letter by mistake.

It was such a relief to get word after so many months of...

Interestingly, when your opening line of communication is,

It's a bad time to cough, right? In the middle of the speech.

The president, is giving you this opportunity to see what kind of a person you are.

It's not your letter or mine, Bob.

You mentioned in your letter some things of Jonathan's.

I think we can make a go of it, cheesecake. Really I do.

But when you read your speech its tiring Enough is enough.

Ya, I guess we ruined that speech you were making... but what could I do about it?

Your letter didn't say anything about going to tsetse fly country.

What do you think about dropping that useless topic and putting that energy into drafting a speech instead?

Yeah, if you can hear me down there,

I'm sorry I couldn't get here sooner, but I was up to my ears in work... when your letter came.

What if we conduct the press conference in the parking lot? In charge of Royal Etiquettes Deputy Director, Park Hae Young, successfully fulfilled her princess's first command.

If I wrap that product or idea in a simple phrase that's easy to remember and becomes part of your everyday speech, then every time you hear or say those few words, your brain connects them to the product.

One day your suitors will discover that this tapestry never ends only because you unravel at night the weaving you do in the daytime.