害怕的动物，害怕做的事情，害怕吃的食物……每个人都有害怕的东西，你害怕什么呢?

Todd: Ruth, what is something you are afraid of? Like snakes, spiders, rats?

Ruth: Probably sharks.

Todd: Sharks.

Ruth: I know that sounds quite irrational, especially when I don't live near the sea but just the thought of being eaten by a shark. It's horrific. I really, really, I'm frightened of sharks.

Todd: Have you ever seen a shark?

Ruth: No.

Todd: No.

Ruth: Thankfully.

Todd: Yeah.

Ruth: I think I'd run a mile.

Todd: I don't know really what I'm afraid of, I guess,I don't like heights too much. Yeah, so. I have to admit that when I'm on a plane I get kind of freaked out, when I fly, yeah. You think, "How is this thing staying in the air?". You know?

Ruth: You're always happy to land.

Todd: Yeah, yeah. Always, always, very happy to land, and often when I go home I have to fly across the Pacific and there's no land so you look out your window and you think, "Ah, if something goes wrong with the plane we can't land anymore, but that's very irrational because most accidents I think happen over mountains, so. I think so.

Ruth: Although if you landed in the sea, then there might be sharks.

Todd: That's true. How do you feel when you fly?

Ruth: I quite like flying actually. I quite like it. I mean I'm quite used to flying. I've flown to a lot of places. If it's a long haul flight, i guess it's a bit boring, but I like the handheld computer you get to play with.

Todd: Yeah, those are nice.

Ruth: They're good.

Todd: Now, you're a vegetarian so what's the food like?

Ruth: Oh, well the last time I flew I didn't get any vegetarian food. I think I forgot to tell them, so I had to eat the chicken, whatever.

Todd: Really, you actually ate the chicken?

Ruth: No, I didn't eat it. I didn't eat it. I just had it in front of me.

Todd: Yeah, I heard that the vegetarian meal are actually better than the chicken or beef meal.

Ruth: Really, they're quite good, I mean when I've had then in the past they've been quite good.

Todd: Well, here's to not seeing any sharks in the future.

Ruth: Absolutely.