Accelerated Spanish, Episode 33.

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When Joel first arrives at the plaza today, he almost runs into the fountain again.

This is an episode he doesn't want to repeat,

so he stops and looks carefully at the hole in the side of the fountain, in the middle of the

plaza, which is where we stored Ola, Grazias, and O. To remind himself never to run into

this fountain again,

Joel draws the most happy, positive image he can think of,

an imitation of the trophy that's drawn on the side of his house.

Joel tells himself,

All right, if you can avoid running into this fountain, you win.

The word Buenol, which we've already learned to mean good or nice,

is also used as an interjection or a filler word.

Joel sometimes says,

Bueno, when he's thinking.

It basically means, all right, often before he starts a sentence.

So we've stored it here along with other exclamations and filler words at the fountain in the plaza.

Next, Joel looks up at the statue and sees something unexpected.

Two chainsaws are sticking out of the statue's legs. Perhaps some vandal came here during the night and tried to cut the statue down. One way or another,

these saws are located halfway down the statue. In other words, they're positioned somewhere between C, which is yes, on the statue's head,

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