A hotel front-desk worker and guest discuss storing five pieces of luggage during checkout. The exchange shows how Americans use the past tense in casual conversation, like saying "We did" instead of "We do."
post some luggage? Yes, please. All right, how many items total? 5. 5. Okay, you checking in or out? Out. Hopefully you enjoyed your stay. Oh, we did. We're not ready to leave. You guys headed back to Michigan? What's the last name we're going to store it under? Anderson. So whenever you guys are ready for the items, just bring the ticket back here. Anything else I can assist you with? No, I don't think so. All right, have a good day. All right, thank you so much. Almost got a mind of its own. It does. I got you right here.
