All Ears English Podcast AEE 1927: How to Build Relationships Over Close Competitions in English
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Jan 24, 2023 Explore the art of building relationships during competitive events like sports and elections. The hosts share humorous stories and idiomatic expressions that highlight the camaraderie found in close races. They reflect on their personal shifts towards enjoying competition and the evolving societal views on it. Engaging conversations, especially in business contexts, are emphasized as key to fostering connections. Ultimately, casual commentary on shared experiences can enhance bonds among colleagues and clients alike.
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Vocabulary for Close Races
- Use "too close to call" to describe a very close race where the winner isn't clear yet.
- This vocabulary is helpful for making conversation at watch parties.
Election Watch Parties Abroad
- Michelle Kaplan recalls being in London during Obama's first election win.
- Lindsay McMahon was in Argentina during the US midterm elections.
Competitiveness and Enjoyment
- Lindsay McMahon is not overly competitive.
- Michelle Kaplan is less competitive in sports now, but enjoys experiences like bowling even if she isn't skilled.