This is an all ears English podcast, episode 2572, how to tease someone when they're not good

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Hello there, Michelle. How's it going today? Hi, I'm doing well, Lindsay. How are you? Good, glad to be here on the

mic with you. So where should we start

today? Lindsay, what is something that you are not good at? Oh my gosh. I would have to list things for days,

Michelle. I'm not good at fixing anything. I'm not good at assembling anything. I don't know how to cook. Like,

there's so many things. Where do I even start? Oh, Lindsay, but you have so many positive

qualities. Yes. Nobody can be good at everything. Yeah, for me, it's sports for sure. I was

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