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The Big Bang Theory S2E14

The Financial Permeability

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196 palabras
A2
9
B1
71
B2
91
C1
21
C2
4
a big deal B1 +
a waste of money B1 +
abandoning B2 +
account for B2 +
acting job B1 +
ad hoc C1 +
adapted from B2 +
afraid of A2 +
after-tax income B2 +
aggravate B2 +
aggressive letter-writing campaign C1 +
ask him for money B1 +
at a loss B2 +
back-ordered B2 +
backup B1 +
badge of honor B2 +
behind on my bills B1 +
behind on your bills B2 +
belly scratched B1 +
bench warrant C1 +
blew us off B2 +
blinking away B2 +
blunder B2 +
broke down B1 +
burning a hole through B2 +
call up B1 +
calls the question C1 +
cargo shorts B1 +
changed B1 +
check engine light B1 +
cheweth the cud C2 +
cocoa A2 +
compensate for B2 +
confronting B2 +
considerate that way B2 +
corners to cut B2 +
credit-worthiness C1 +
cut back B2 +
cut back my hours B1 +
daily log B2 +
definition B1 +
divvied up B2 +
don't be silly A2 +
don't worry about it A2 +
double sixes B1 +
enjoy the ambience B2 +
equivalency B2 +
essentially B2 +
extract B2 +
fascinating B2 +
fashionable look B1 +
fearsome giant B2 +
financial jam B2 +
find a cheaper place to live B1 +
formidable B2 +
frivolous lawsuit C1 +
fuse with B2 +
gesture B1 +
get a roommate B1 +
get inside A2 +
get off my case B2 +
get the hang of B2 +
gets behind on bills B2 +
give up B1 +
given the matter some thought B2 +
go a long way B2 +
go by B1 +
go by myself B1 +
got arrested B1 +
got caught B1 +
got paid B1 +
guarded by snakes B2 +
had a terrible time of it B2 +
hang on B1 +
hang on a moment B1 +
harboring a fugitive C1 +
have an argument B1 +
have right on my side C1 +
hollowed-out B2 +
honor your debt B2 +
hooking up with B2 +
house pet B1 +
idiosyncrasies C1 +
if you will B2 +
in favor of B1 +
indelible ink C1 +
inherent C1 +
interrogated like a criminal B2 +
it occurs to me B2 +
jerk B2 +
keep my hands off you B2 +
larceny in your heart C1 +
learning opportunities B2 +
left over B1 +
left the Shire B2 +
leftovers B1 +
lend B1 +
linear understanding C1 +
living in a refrigerator box B2 +
lumbar support B2 +
minstrels C1 +
missing something B1 +
mock B2 +
mood lighting B2 +
moral epiphany C1 +
move a conversation forward B2 +
moved my money out of B1 +
my treat B1 +
nervous bladder B2 +
no big deal B1 +
no biggie B1 +
none of my business B1 +
notarized C1 +
on a non-precedential basis C2 +
on your part B2 +
open up your little snake can C2 +
out of the blue B2 +
outstanding tickets B2 +
overlooked B2 +
owes B1 +
paid his fines B1 +
parteth the hoof C2 +
pay back B1 +
pay me back B1 +
pay my bill B1 +
pay my own way B2 +
pay you back B1 +
peed B1 +
picked up more hours B2 +
pointed out B1 +
professional B1 +
professional actress B1 +
proposal B2 +
proximate to C1 +
put it back in your pocket B1 +
quest B2 +
real live B1 +
recall B2 +
regretting this already B2 +
returned home without pants B2 +
run away B1 +
run some computer simulations B2 +
sarcasm B2 +
Say hi to A2 +
scarf down B2 +
see any way around it B2 +
see this through B2 +
seeks adulation C1 +
shall remain nameless B2 +
She'll get it when she gets it B2 +
shows up B1 +
shpritzing C1 +
shut the door A2 +
simulate B2 +
sincerely hope B1 +
skintight B2 +
smuggle in B2 +
solve all your problems B1 +
speeding B1 +
state of the art B2 +
steroid-infused C1 +
stole B1 +
stopped working A2 +
stressed out B1 +
subscribed to B2 +
suck B1 +
sue me B2 +
sufficient B2 +
suicidal mission B2 +
supposed to go this way B1 +
synchronize our watches B2 +
take forever B1 +
taking a whiz B2 +
technically B2 +
things to be weird B2 +
throw money at B2 +
throw up B1 +
too proud B1 +
tougher and tougher B1 +
triumph B2 +
tuna boat B2 +
turns out B1 +
unbelievable B1 +
under pressure B1 +
unsolvable B2 +
unusual interaction B2 +
upcoming expenditures B2 +
urinate B2 +
wanted to pee B1 +
warrior's wound C1 +
wasn't the plan B1 +
well done B1 +
went to the movies A2 +
went up B1 +
wet himself B2 +
wimp out B2 +

In "The Financial Permeability," the second season of "The Big Bang Theory" brings us back to our favorite group of scientists. Leonard, Sheldon, Howard, and Raj are dealing with personal and financial issues. Leonard's relationship with Penny takes a turn when he feels pressured to pay for a dinner date. Sheldon, on the other hand, is struggling with his strict rules about finances and friendships, while Howard is still trying to impress women, particularly a new love interest. As the episode unfolds, we see how their friendships are tested by money and expectations.

The story takes an interesting twist as Leonard decides to invite Penny to dinner, but he worries about the cost. He tries to impress her, but this leads to some awkward moments. Meanwhile, Sheldon’s rigid beliefs about not mixing money with friendships create tension with his friends. Howard, who is facing his own romantic challenges, ends up in a funny situation trying to balance his feelings and finances. The episode is filled with humorous situations that highlight the characters' different views on money, friendship, and dating, making it a memorable watch for fans of the show.

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