Email Service Notes (Celeste)

A: Oh my god! What did you do to yourself!
B: Don’t be panic. It’s just a piece of cake in the medical field.
A: You told me that you would have a lazer something on your face, but now you seem like an injured solider who’s just been carried back to the camp from the front line.
B: That’s funny. I heard of liposuction all the time like it’s something normal and the doctors here told me I could go back home after this tiny operation on the same day.
A: Tiny operation? Look at your swollen face!
B: I did this because I don’t want to let you down.
A: What?
B: Remember? Last time when you saw me you asked me why I hadn’t lost any weight.
A: I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to hit you where it hurt. I mentioned that only because you always told me that you were playing badminton.
B: It’s not all about you. What you said was just the last straw. I always wanted to lose weight, but don’t know why nothing seemed help. I really wanted to go that extra mile. Now I finally got around to doing this. Don’t make me feel bad about it.
A: Well. Is it expensive?
B: That goes without saying, otherwise no one in the world is over weight now.
A: That’s not true. People don’t do that for many reasons. Have you told your husband?
B: No. He’s such a stick in the mud. In my plan, I come here, pay for the surgery, make the difference and go back home without being noticed. But now it seems I was too naive and innocent to believe the sales person from this orthopedics hospital.
A: Yes, you were. I will stay in shape and never do things like this

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A: Oh my god! What did you do to yourself!?
B: Don’t panic. It’s just a piece of cake***What does this mean? in the medical field.
A: You told me that you would have a lazer something on your face, but now you look like an injured solider who’s just been carried back to the camp from the front line.
B: That’s funny. I hear about liposuction all the time like it’s something normal and the doctors here told me I could go back home after this tiny operation on the same day.
A: Tiny operation? Look at your swollen face!
B: I did this because I didn’t want to let you down.
A: What?
B: Remember? Last time when you saw me you asked me why I hadn’t lost any weight.
A: I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to hit you where it hurt. I mentioned that only because you always told me that you were playing badminton.
B: It’s not all about you. What you said was just the last straw. I always wanted to lose weight, but don’t know why nothing seemed to help. I really wanted to go that extra mile. Now I finally got around to doing this. Don’t make me feel bad about it.
A: Well… Was it expensive?
B: That goes without saying, otherwise no one in the world would be overweight now.
A: That’s not true. People don’t do that for many reasons. Have you told your husband?
B: No. He’s such a stick in the mud. My plan was to I come here, pay for the surgery, get the surgery, and go back home without being noticed. But now it seems I was too naive and innocent to believe the sales person from this orthopedics ***(this means treatment or study of bones) hospital.
A: Yes, you were. I will stay in shape and never do anything like this.