Dialogs that I love: Part One

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Dialog between a tango dancer daughter and a non-tango dancer father:

-Dad, when you look at me and Luna dancing, what do you see?
-Hm.
-Like, what's the biggest difference you see?
-She's not as stiff as you are.

Ok, dad. Point taken.

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