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The husband complains about people not knowing how to pronounce words correctly, but admits that it's not their fault. The wife suggests not letting pet peeves control emotions and reminds him to focus on something else rather than worrying about how others are eating.
human
You know what really bothers me? When people don't know how to pronounce words correctly. It's so frustrating.
gpt
I understand it bothers you, but sometimes people just don't know any better. It's not their fault.
human
But it's not that hard to learn how to say things properly. And when they mispronounce something that's basic, like "schedule" or "almond", it's just annoying.
gpt
I get it, but try not to let it bother you so much. It's not worth getting upset over.
human
I know, but it's just one of those things that really gets under my skin. Like how some people chew their food so loudly. It's so gross.
gpt
Well, everyone has their own way of eating. Maybe you should just try to focus on something else and not worry so much about how others are doing things.
human
I guess you're right. I just need to not let the little things get to me so much.
gpt
It's okay to have pet peeves, but don't let them control your emotions. Remember when you were upset about getting a C on your math test? You worked hard and did your best, and that's what really matters.
human
You're right. I shouldn't let small things bother me so much. Thanks for helping me put things into perspective.