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What did he say here? (English listening) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XGqUW5ux_GA&t=16s At 9:24, what did he say that sound like "high, high"? (The passage is full of puns) And at 9:29, is it a pun of "fuse+fuselage"? Thank you!! Transcript (From 8:47): A British technology company has introduced an idea for a passenger plane without windows. Now, before you ask, where is the fun in that, have a look. It`s as if the whole thing is a window. Don`t worry, this is not a plane made of glass. Cameras capture live video of the scene outside and then stream it onto the displays on the plane`s walls. The company says without actual windows, planes can be lighter, use less fuel, and have more room inside. Plus, view. It`s as if every traveler can have his head in the clouds without actually having his head in the clouds. Unless you ???, it looks plain awesome. Video technology for the wing. From out of thin air, it really seems to fuselage of good ideas together. I`m Carl Azuz for CNN Student News and I`m taking off.

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It sounds like he meant to say "unless you hate heights", because what he ACTUALLY said was "unless you height heights", which is wrong and doesn't mean anything. The pun involves the word fuse, meaning to combine, and the word fuselage, which is the proper name for the body of an aircraft.
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@tetiana Thank you! I understand the rest of them. The part with puns are usually the most challenging but very helpful.
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omg there are puns on puns 😂 I applaud your dedication to those vids, really inspiring 👏 unless you HEIGHT (hate) heights it looks PLANE (plain) awesome, really FLY, video technology for the WING (win), from out of thin air it really seems to FUSELAGE (fuse a lot) of good ideas together
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