Jill：但你还是从周五就开始紧张兮兮的。你是担心Gil还是怎么了？
Jill: Still, you've been tense ever since Friday. Are you worried about Gil or something?
Dana：相信我吧，在让我心神不宁的所有事情中，Gil是最没必要担心的。
Dana: Trust me. Of all my worries, Gil is the least of them.
Dana：放点音乐，好好享受今日吧，如何？
Dana: Put on some music and enjoy the day, won't you?
Jill：好的……
Jill: Right...
Jill：调制饮料，改变生活。
Jill: Time to mix drinks and change lives.
Betty：调酒师，我们又见面了。
Betty: Bartender, we meet again.
Jill：哦……Betty小姐。
Jill: Oh... Ms. Betty.
Deal：你好。
Deal: Hello.
Jill：还有柯基爱好者先生。
Jill: And Mr. Corgi Lover.
Deal：叫我Deal就好。
Deal: Call me Deal.
Jill：一言为定（Deal）。
Jill: Deal.
Deal：成交（Deal）？
Deal: Deal?
Jill：成交（Deal）。
Jill: Deal.

Betty：……你们俩，别再一脸心满意足的样子了。
Betty: ...wipe that satisfied look off your faces, you two.
Jill：*清嗓子* 两位今天想喝什么？
Jill: *ahem* What can I serve you today?
Betty：我要一杯啤酒（Beer）。
Betty: I'll have a Beer.
Deal：我今天不是代价司机了，那就……来一杯Fringe Weaver。
Deal: I'm not the designated driver today, so... give me a Fringe Weaver.
Jill：……好的，稍等片刻。
Jill: ...alright, coming right up.
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Betty：多谢。
Betty: Thanks.
Deal：谢谢你。
Deal: Thank you.
【失误1】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Betty：多谢。
Betty: Thanks.
Deal：好像不太对劲儿。
Deal: Something's not right here.
Jill：……
Jill: ...

【失误2】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Deal：谢谢你。
Deal: Thank you.
Betty：这里出了差错。仔细看一眼我的酒。
Betty: There's something wrong here. My drink.
Jill：……
Jill: ...
【全失误】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Deal：这杯看起来似乎是没上对。
Deal: This doesn't seem right.
Betty：你的也上错了？！
Betty: You too?!
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Deal：你好像心烦意乱的。
Deal: You seem distracted.
Betty：难道是伺候了太多狗导致的后遗症吗？
Betty: Has serving so many dogs finally gotten to you?

Jill：不……好吧。多少有点。但不是因为那个。
Jill: No... well. Yeah. But it's not that.
Jill：我的老板自周五以来就表现得很奇怪。
Jill: My boss has been acting weird since Friday.
Betty：哪种奇怪？
Betty: Weird how?
Betty：罗曼蒂克式的奇怪？瘾君子式的奇怪？还是“希望没人发现冰箱里的尸体”式的奇怪？
Betty: Romantic weird? Drug-addict weird? Let's-hope-nobody-finds-the-body-in-the-fridge weird?
Jill：首先，她在酒吧开门之前才告诉我被包场的消息。
Jill: For starters, there's the fact she only told me we were being booked moments before we opened.
Jill：此外，她好像还魂不守舍的，或者总是陷入沉思。
Jill: Plus, she seems completely distracted or lost in her thoughts.
Betty：岂不是像你一样。
Betty: Like you.
Jill：比我更糟。
Jill: Worse.
Betty：哦……
Betty: Oh...
Jill：她的行为实在是太反常，让我不由得琢磨是不是有什么事要发生了。
Jill: She's not being herself, and that makes me wonder if something's going on.
Betty：比如什么事？你们难道在地下室里做贩卖人口的生意吗？
Betty: Like what? Do you run a human trafficking ring in the basement?
Jill：不，我们没有干那行的执照。
Jill: No, we don't have a license for that.
Jill：哦，算了。对这种事想太多并不在我的职责范围之内。
Jill: Oh, well. Thinking about it too much is not part of my job.
Deal：我能问几个关于你的工作的问题吗？
Deal: Can I ask you something about your job?
Jill：可以。
Jill: Sure.

Deal：我一直对此感到好奇。BTC对他们的调酒师有什么资质要求吗？你需要研修什么课程吗？
Deal: I've always been curious. What does the BTC need in their bartenders? What do you need to study?
Jill：他们会从零开始进行培训，所以没必要预先掌握任何知识。
Jill: They train you from scratch, so you don't have to study anything beforehand.
Deal：培训都涉及到哪些内容？
Deal: What does the training involve?
Jill：有大量关于礼仪与规章制度的课程。但我们的大多数时间都是消耗在情景模拟上的。
Jill: It's a lot of etiquette and regulation work. Most of our time, though, is actually spent in simulations.
Betty：模拟什么？
Betty: Simulations?
Jill：不同的情景会涉及到不同的化学危害。诸如此类。
Jill: Different scenarios involving different chemical hazards. That sort of thing.
Jill：他们对调酒师的要求之一，是能够针对由调酒原料引发的每一种可能的情况作出回应。
Jill: They want you to be able to respond to every possible situation that might come up involving our ingredients.
Jill：我知道发生事故的可能性非常小……但是最好还是不要冒这个险。
Jill: I mean, the chances for failure are really slim... but it's better to not take those chances.
Deal：我明白了。
Deal: I see.

Jill：我稍后就回来陪你们。我得先去招待其他客人……狗……之类的。
Jill: I'll be back with you guys in a bit. I must attend to the other clients... dogs... that.
Deal：哦，好的。
Deal: Oh, sure.
Mister Puff：他们在追我，伙计！
Mister Puff: THEY ARE CHASING ME, MAN!
Jill：谁追你？
Jill: Who?
Mister Puff：卷心菜，伙计！那堆该死的卷心菜！
Mister Puff: THE CABBAGES, MAN! THE GODDAMN CABBAGES!
Mister Puff：它们无处不在！它们来取我的贞操了！！
Mister Puff: THEY ARE EVERYWHERE! THEY ARE OUT FOR MY RUMP!!
Jill：你的……？算了。
Jill: Your...? Nevermind.
Jill：我怎样才能帮你冷静下来呢？
Jill: Can I get you anything to calm down?
Mister Puff：只要给我一！大！杯！BLUE FAIRY！就好。
Mister Puff: A BIG BLUE FAIRY WOULD BE NICE.
Jill：稍等片刻。
Jill: Okay then.
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Mister Puff：多谢，你可真是好人。
Mister Puff: THANKS, VERY NICE OF YOU.

【失误·小杯】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Mister Puff：这根本不是大杯。
Mister Puff: THIS ISN'T THAT BIG.
【失误】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Mister Puff：是卷心菜指使你给我上别的东西的，对不对？！
Mister Puff: THE CABAGGES TOLD YOU TO SERVE ME SOMETHING ELSE, DIDN'T THEY?!
Jill：……
Jill: ...
Third Barkday：*叹气*
Third Barkday: *sigh*
Jill：遇到什么问题了吗？
Jill: Something the matter?
Third Barkday：没什么问题是一杯酒解决不了的。
Third Barkday: Nothing a drink can't solve.
Jill：这我可不能保证，但我的工作毕竟不该宣扬节制饮酒。你想喝什么？
Jill: Not sure about that, but it's hardly my job to preach sobriety. What do you want?
Third Barkday：给我一杯Gut Punch。
Third Barkday: Give me a Gut Punch.
Jill：好的。
Jill: Okay.
Jill：请慢用。
Jill: Here you are.
Third Barkday：多谢。
Third Barkday: Thanks.

Third Barkday：嘿，你有没有因为自己生于错误的种族而产生负罪感？
Third Barkday: Hey, you ever felt guilty for being born the wrong race?
Jill：你说什么？
Jill: The what now?
Third Barkday：我最近听到了很多关于我们是种族主义者的批评。我在想……
Third Barkday: I've just been hearing so much about how we're racist. I'm wondering...
Jill：你是种族主义者吗？
Jill: Are you racist?
Third Barkday：并不是。
Third Barkday: Not really.
Jill：你觉得其他柯基可能是种族主义者吗？
Jill: Do you feel like other Corgis might be?

Third Barkday：肯定是。你瞧……
Third Barkday: Definitely. I mean...
Jill：那你还担心什么呢？别人又不是在指责你是种族主义者。
Jill: Then, why worry? It's not like they're calling YOU racist.
Jill：你不该把一概而论的事当成是针对自己的。
Jill: You shouldn't take generalizations personally.
Third Barkday：你也许是对的……
Third Barkday: You might be right...
【失误】
Jill：请用。
Jill: Here.
Third Barkday：*叹气*
Third Barkday: *sigh*
Jill：（好吧，那还真让我产生负罪感了。）
Jill: (Well, that made me feel guilty.)
Betty：嘿，你可真该看看我昨天在回家路上遇到的美女。
Betty: Man, you should've seen the cutie I saw yesterday on the way home.
Betty：她看起来像是个Cat Boomer，穿着迷你裙，还有一只人工义眼……
Betty: She looked like a Cat Boomer. She was wearing a mini-dress, and had this prosthetic eye...
Deal：我一直以为你反对人们使用人工修复呢。
Deal: I thought you were against people using prosthetics.
Betty：但我又不反对美女。
Betty: I'm not against cute, though.

Betty：还有，我并不反对人工修复。我只反对人体增强。
Betty: Besides, I'm not against prosthetics. I'm only against enhancements.
Deal：我分辨不出两者的区别。
Deal: I don't see a difference between the two.
Betty：那好，我就这么说吧。
Betty: Alright, let me put it this way.
Betty：如果你失去了一只胳膊，并换上了与之前功能无异的机械手臂，我完全不介意这种事。
Betty: If you lost an arm and replaced it with a mechanical arm that does exactly what the older one did, I'm okay with it.
Betty：但如果你在失去手臂之后，换上了地狱出品，能填装子弹的超能神臂……
Betty: But if you lost your arm and replaced it with a gun-loaded super arm from hell...
Betty：那就是我无法接受的事了。
Betty: That's something I'm not okay with.
Betty：我更不能接受的是，你也许会为了赶时髦，一时冲动，或是为了在体育项目上取得优势而换掉自己的胳膊。
Betty: Even worse is if you decide to replace your arm because of fashion, or a whim, or to get better at some sport.
Betty：那样根本就不酷嘛。
Betty: That's completely not cool.

Betty：那就是修复部件和增强部件的区别，前者是替换，呃，后者是增强……
Betty: That's the difference between a prosthetic and an enhancement. Replacement versus, er, enhancement...
Betty：我对于Lilim为找乐子而替换掉自己出厂部件的行为也有类似的观点。
Betty: I'm of a similar opinion about Lilim replacing their factory parts for kicks.
Betty：如果你以为那样是精通某种技艺的捷径的话，肯定会因糟糕的结果而吃惊的。
Betty: If you think that's going to be an easy way of getting better at something, you're in for a bad surprise.
Deal：好吧，我能理解你为什么会有那种想法，但……你是根据什么推测出她没有接受人体增强的呢？
Deal: Well, I can see why you think that, but... what suggested to you that what she had wasn't an enhancement?
Deal：如果她的视力曾经很糟的话，义眼是否能算是人体增强呢？如果义眼修复了视力呢？
Deal: If she had bad eyesight, wouldn't that count as an enhancement? Even if it fixes it?
Deal：对于这样的修复措施，你是如何考虑的呢？
Deal: How does reparative work factor into your ideologies?
Deal：这些有可能是增强，但同时又取代了原本的缺陷。
Deal: They might be enhancements, but they also replace something faulty.
Betty：这个嘛……呃……
Betty: Well... uh...

Betty：啐，不许再讲大道理了，你这废铁。
Betty: Dammit. Stop making sense, you piece o' scrap.
Betty：你这是在瓦解我的决心。
Betty: You're weakening my resolve.
Jill：玩得开心吗？
Jill: Having fun?
Deal：哦，调酒师。这么快就回来了。
Deal: Oh, bartender. That was fast.
Jill：今天似乎没那么多狗了——至少没那么多想喝一杯的狗了。
Jill: There seem to be less dogs out today - at least, dogs that want a drink.
Deal：是啊……其中一些把自己的票据吃掉了。
Deal: Yeah... some of them ate their tickets.
Betty：*叹气* 蠢萌。但稍后要处理这个的可是我。
Betty: *sigh* Lovely. I'll be the one dealing with that later.
Betty：对了，你对刚才关于人体增强的讨论有什么看法，调酒师？
Betty: Say, what's your take on the whole enhancement discussion, bartender?
Jill：我妈曾说过：“任何人都能用自己的屁股造出一盏水晶吊灯。”
Jill: My mom had a saying: "Anyone can make a chandelier out of their asses."

Jill：虽然不知为何，但那句话的意思是“自己的身体，自己做主。”
Jill: Which somehow means "Your body, your choices."
Jill：只要这种行为不伤害到任何人，我觉得就没有反感和仇视的必要。
Jill: If they are not hurting anyone, I don't see the point in hating them.
Deal：你看，Betty？
Deal: See, Betty?
Betty：嘿！我可没说过自己会自然而然地仇视反感任何做过人体增强的人。
Betty: Hey! I didn't say I automatically hate anyone who has an enhancement.
Betty：我反对某件事并不等同于我反对某个人。
Betty: Me being against something isn't the same as me being against someone.
Betty：我又不是什么会因那种事盲目仇恨别人的熊孩子。
Betty: I'm not some 12 year old blindingly hating someone because of something like that.
Deal：也许你应该争取做到言行一致。
Deal: Maybe you should practice what you preach.
Betty：你这是什么意思？
Betty: What does THAT mean?
Deal：我担心遭到报复，所以还是不多说了。
Deal: I fear retaliation, so I'm not saying another word.
Jill：两位打算喝杯什么吗？
Jill: Are you two gonna order anything?

Betty：我暂时不需要了。
Betty: I'm fine right now.
Deal：事实上，她在喝我的饮料。
Deal: She's drinking mine, actually.
Jill：好吧。如果你们需要什么的话，请随时叫我。
Jill: Alright. Call if you need anything else.
Betty：好的。
Betty: Sure.
Jill：那么接下来……
Jill: Let's see...
Deal：嗷！
Deal: Ow!
Jill：（看来对报复的回避就到此为止了。）
Jill: (So much for avoiding retaliation.)
Poop—eater：你是不会相信我的。
Poop-eater: You're not gonna believe me.
Poop—eater：我刚才在洗手间里，发现有一条狗从洗脸池上方紧盯着我！
Poop-eater: I was in the bathroom and this other dog was looking at me from the top of the sink!
Jill：你指的是那面镜子？
Jill: You mean the mirror?

Poop—eater：不！是另一条狗！
Poop-eater: No! Another dog!
Jill：我明白了……你想喝什么？
Jill: I see... what can I serve you?
Poop—eater：你就不打算对洗脸池上的那条狗做点什么吗？！
Poop-eater: You're not gonna do anything about that other dog on the top of the sink?!
Jill：我可以保证，他是不会伤害任何人的。别担心。
Jill: I'm sure he doesn't want to hurt anybody. Don't worry.
Poop—eater：我希望你是对的……
Poop-eater: I hope you're right...
Poop—eater：好吧，那我就要一杯很甜很甜的。
Poop-eater: Well, I want something really sweet.
Jill：马上就好。
Jill: Coming right up.
Jill：请慢用。
Jill: Here you go.
Poop—eater：多谢！请务必考虑一下洗脸池上那条狗的事！
Poop-eater: Thanks! Please think about the thing with the other dog on top of the sink.
Jill：我会的，别担心。
Jill: I will, don't worry.