LIB 2-8-73 CANADIAN TROOPS MOVE OUT

The transcript describes a brief scenario where someone mentions having unexpected company and needing to leave, indicating a sudden change in plans or priorities.

What does the phrase 'You got company' imply about the situation?

What might be the reason for the speaker to say 'I gotta walk'?

How does the dialogue suggest a change in the speaker's plans?

What can be inferred about the relationship between the speaker and the company?

In what context might someone say 'You got company'?

What emotions might the speaker be feeling when they say 'I gotta walk'?

How does the dialogue reflect the speaker's priorities at that moment?