President Dwight Eisenhower and losing Democratic candidate Adlai Stevenson lunch at White House

The speaker shares their experience of meeting someone for lunch and expresses how well they are being treated by Republicans in Washington, leading to a growing fondness for the city. The discussion concludes with a brief farewell.

What is the speaker looking forward to in the first section?

• Attending a meeting

• Meeting someone and having lunch

• Having dinner with someone

• Going for a walk

How does the speaker feel about the treatment they receive from Republicans?

• Pleased

• Unhappy

• Confused

• Indifferent

What is the speaker's sentiment towards Washington by the end of the second section?

• They are starting to enjoy it

• They are neutral

• They dislike it

• They want to leave

What does the speaker say about their feelings towards Washington in the final section?

• They are planning to move there

• They are indifferent

• They are growing fond of it

• They are beginning to dislike it

How does the speaker conclude their message?

• With a farewell

• With a story

• With a question

• With a joke