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  • So, are you ready for your big trip tomorrow?
  • I think so. I think I have most of my packing done.
  • It's just that I hate flying these days. It's such a hassle.
  • hassle
    "hassle"は"trouble"の意味。「厄介ごと/面倒」
  • I totally know what you mean.
  • totally know
    "totally know"は"completely understand"の意味。若者の口調。「よくわかる」
  • The lines, the security; the whole thing with the shoes; it's horrible.
  • And the service from the airlines has gotten a lot worse.
  • I know. I get so anxious when I travel.
  • I hope it all goes smoothly tomorrow.
  • What I really wish, though, is to get bumped up to first class.
  • bumped up
    "bumped up"は"upgraded"の意味。「格上げする/アップグレードする」
  • That'd be so cool.
  • Have you ever flown first class before?
  • Once. The flight was overbooked, and they bumped me up.
  • It was really nice, but it was only a short flight.
  • I know it's not likely, but I wish it would happen again.
  • Tomorrow's flight is going to be so long.
  • What I wouldn't give to fly first class.
  • What I wouldn't give
    "what I wouldn't give"は"I'd give anything for…"の意味。「~のためなら何でもする」
  • Well, you could pay for the upgrade to first class, if seats are available.
  • Are you kidding? At those prices!?
  • Are you kidding?
    "Are you kidding?"は「冗談でしょ?」の意味。
  • Right, right. Well, I hope you get your wish.
  • At the very least, I hope you have a safe flight.
  • Thanks.

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