58. Like Father， Like Son
Tom， whose parents are conservative， is talking to Karen， whose parents are open-minded.
T： Boy， I'm really fed up with my dad.
K： Why？ What's the problem？
T： My dad， whose upbringing was very strict， expects me to live by his old rules.
K： That's too bad. He must be crazy.
T： You know what？ He even buys clothes for me， the styles of which belong to the fifties.
K： What a nut！
T： Hey， stop calling my dad names.
K： But I thought…
T： No matter what， he's still my dad.
K： Like father， like son！
Tom， whose parents are conservative， is talking to Karen， whose parents are open-minded.
T： Boy， I'm really fed up with my dad.
K： Why？ What's the problem？
T： My dad， whose upbringing was very strict， expects me to live by his old rules.
K： That's too bad. He must be crazy.
T： You know what？ He even buys clothes for me， the styles of which belong to the fifties.
K： What a nut！
T： Hey， stop calling my dad names.
K： But I thought…
T： No matter what， he's still my dad.
K： Like father， like son！