にー：You look at the world differently when you've crossed the
Irrawaddy River on an elephant.
ぴー：You're been a Burma?
にー：Myanmar.
ぴー：Guess I missed that postcard.
女○：Thank you for referring to our country by its true name.
にー：Of course.
女○：We changed our name to Myanmar in '89.
ぴー：After a military junta took over. I know.
But America still recognizes it as Burma.
女○：One of the reasons we find negotiating
with your country difficult.
にー：I believe the Myanmar people have a saying: Even if the
truth is buried for centuries, it will eventually
come out and thrive.
ぴー：Help me explain why an oxyhydrogen blowtorch is
gonna show up on my expense report.
もじ：It's my own improvement of Auguste Verneuil's
flame-fusion apparatus.
ぴー：You're makeing that up.
もじ：We're making synthetic rubies, plebian.
ぴー：It's plebian.