Two people order at a café: one gets a 16-ounce chai latte with regular milk, the other a small cappuccino. The clip shows how Americans use "do" to handle everyday situations like confirming orders and offering water.
Can I have a chai latte? A small one should be okay. Or no, I'll do a medium. 16 ounce? Yep. Is that milk preference? Just regular milk is fine. Anything for you?
I'll do a cappuccino, small one.
Do you have a bottle of water by chance?
I do. Do you want it cold or room temp?
Um, room temp is fine.
Water's on me.
Oh, thank you so much. Yeah, if you want another one, I'll give you that too. Oh no, it's okay. This is plenty. Thank you.
