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in the moment. well there is common speech. we have that in german too. but in stead of finding out how it comes to "it sounds good",he is presenting platitudes of how simple life is(that is probably what the whole example is all about). typical rawat speech that i am used to for decades.
when someone has the ability to use his language in a way that his description of a recipe may invoke an incredible expectation of a wonderful meal, that may really sound good. there are always more POVs to aproach a matter. rawat's oversimplifications, i have had enough of that.toby
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