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What does "sensible" in 35 mean?
And what does Raj want to say in lines 35 and 36?
And what does Raj want to say in lines 35 and 36?
- English (US)
decent/good/fine/okay/good enough
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- English (US)
He eat something healthy, so it's okay to have something not healthy (The pizza).
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Basically "in moderation, not too much. Healthy"
He's saying since he had a salad (which is healthy) he can now binge on as much pizza as he wants.
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