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Part3 So Many Clubs, So Little Time 　　Jeff： ①Are you out of your mind？ ②There is no way in hell that the remake of “Texas Chainsaw Massacre” is better than the original！ 　　Cora： ③No， I think you’re the one that’s losing it！ Movie remakes are almost always better than the original.④You know， out with the old and in with the new！ 　　Jeff： That’s ridiculous！ I can’t even talk to you about this anymore. I feel like my head is going to explode！⑤The only reason I joined the moviegoer club was to take a load off and relax my brain for a while， after doing complicated 1）quadratic equations all day. 　　Cora： By the way， I’m really glad you joined the club. These sorts of debates over which movies are better make the club so much more fun. 　　Jeff： ⑥I understand， but I’m thinking of joining another club， and scaling back on my participation in the movie club. 　　Cora： You sure that’s such a good idea？ ⑦You’re already spreading yourself thin as it is. 　　Jeff： You really think so？ 　　Cora： Yeah. Like you said， the whole idea of watching and discussing movies with friends is meant to be a relief from the daily pressures of college life. If you start devoting a large 2）chunk of your time to another club， the overall quality of your actual schoolwork is probably gonna suffer. 　　Jeff： You don’t have to worry about that. I’m an extremely diligent student. Cora： I don’t doubt that. But there are only so many hours in the day. Joining too many clubs is not the brightest idea. 　　Jeff： Maybe you’re right. But the truth is， I’m not sure if the movie club is really for me. 　　Cora： Oh， don’t say that！ You are a valuable member of our club. 　　Jeff： Be that as it may， if I wanted to argue with a room full of people， I would have joined the debate club or 3）mock 4）trial. 　　Cora： In that case， if you’re not really into the whole atmosphere， I suppose it would be in your best interest to find something that suits you perfectly. But your 5）dissenting opinion would certainly be missed.