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10 - Starving Bug

The story follows a giant bug who goes to a bug-only restaurant to satisfy his hunger but faces delays in receiving his food. After waiting for a long time, he discovers a person in his soup, which leads him to leave the restaurant upset and starving. Ultimately, he finds satisfaction at McDonald's, where he eats 47 hamburgers and feels full and happy.
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10 - Starving Bug

The story follows a giant bug who goes to a bug-only restaurant to satisfy his hunger but faces delays in receiving his food. After waiting for a long time, he discovers a person in his soup, which leads him to leave the restaurant upset and starving. Ultimately, he finds satisfaction at McDonald's, where he eats 47 hamburgers and feels full and happy.
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Flow English: Lesson 10

Starving Bug
There's a bug. He's a very, very big bug. He's hungry. In fact, He's
starving! So, the giant bug goes to a bug restaurant. This
restaurant's only for bugs. No one else can go. The bug goes into
the restaurant.

The hostess says, "Hi. How many?"


The giant bug says, "Just one."
The hostess says, "Follow me."
The giant bug follows the hostess. The hostess takes him to a table in
the corner. He sits down. "The waitress'll be with you shortly," says
the hostess.

The giant bug looks at the menu. He's very hungry. He decides to
order soup, a salad, a hamburger, a steak, French fries, green beans,
and a milkshake. He puts down the menu and waits for the waitress.

He waits 5 minutes. The waitress doesn't come. He waits 10 minutes,


then 20, then 30 minutes... but the waitress still doesn't come.
Now he's really starving. He waves his hands to get the waitress's
attention. Finally, after 39 minutes, she comes to his table.

She says, "Can I take your order?"


The bug says, "Yes! I'd like a large vegetable soup, a salad, 3
hamburgers, 2 steaks, french fries, and green beans."
The waitress says, "Would you like anything to drink?"
The bug says, "Ah, yes. I'll have a large milkshake, two Cokes, and a
coffee."
The waitress says, "Anything else?"
"No, that's it," says the bug.

The waitress leaves and takes the bug's order to the kitchen. The bug
waits. He waits 15 minutes... but no food. He waits 19 minutes, but no
food. He waits 28 minutes, but no food.

The bug is starving. He wants to eat! He sees the waitress and calls
her over to his table. "Excuse me, can you check on my food please?
I'm starving!" he says. "Sure," the waitress says.

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The waitress returns with a large bowl of vegetable soup. "The rest of
your food is coming soon," she says. The bug's very happy. He
immediately starts eating the soup. But there's a problem. There's a
small person in his soup! He can't believe it.

He yells, "Ahhhh, there's a person in my soup." He throws the bowl on


the floor and runs outta the restaurant.

Now he's really upset, and he's still starving! The bug runs to
McDonalds. He gets 47 hamburgers and eats them all.

He smiles and says, "Ahhh, I'm full. I couldn't eat another bite."
He's very happy because he got some food at last.

Vocabulary:

starving: very hungry

restaurant's: restaurant is

No one else: no other "person" (in this story: no other kind of animal)

hostess: person who greets customers at a restaurant, person who brings people to
tables

waitress'll: waitress will

shortly: in a short time, soon

puts down: puts (it) on the table

really starving: super hungry!

waves: moves his hand

get the waitress's attention: make the waitress see (him)

I'd like: I would like, I want

that's it: that is everything, that's all

calls her over: calls her to come to him, calls her to his table

check on: check the situation (with), ask about, see what is happening (with)

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outta: out of

upset: emotional (not happy)

I'm full: my stomach is full, I have eaten a lot

I couldn't eat another bite: I'm very full, I can't eat more

at last: finally

Notes:

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