Understanding 'Enough' in Different Contexts

The transcript discusses various aspects of sufficiency and scarcity in daily life, including financial constraints, resource allocation, and personal suitability. It highlights the challenges of limited resources and the importance of evaluating needs and desires in different contexts, such as buying a car, making coffee, or applying for a job.

Why did some people have to sit on the floor?

• The floor was more comfortable.

• There were not enough chairs.

• They preferred sitting on the floor.

• They arrived late.

What is the speaker's reason for not buying a car?

• They don't know how to drive.

• They haven't saved enough money.

• They don't like cars.

• They already have a car.

What does the speaker ask about the coffee?

• If it is too strong.

• If there is enough coffee.

• If it is too hot.

• If it is sweet enough.

What does the speaker consider doing if it is not warm enough?

• Switching on the heating.

• Opening a window.

• Putting on a jacket.

• Turning on the air conditioner.

What should you do to check if the jacket fits?

• Try it on.

• Ask someone else.

• Look at the size label.

• Measure it with a tape.