Your specialty, I'm beginning to discover
A female archaeologist brought a man to the private archaeological site she works at. The man said she saw things from this site in his dreams.
Archaeologist: I brought you here like you asked. Don't you think I deserve a real explanation? Man: I want to, but I can't -- I don't really know what I'm looking for. I know, I know, that's no answer. Archaeologist: Yeah, your specialty, I'm beginning to discover. |
Could you please tell me the meaning of her last line?
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Dark Fury Archaeologist: Yeah, your specialty, I'm beginning to discover. A "specialty" is a specific career as opposed to a general one. For example, a doctor can specialize in brain surgery (a neurosurgeon) or heart surgery (cardiologist).
- Dark Fury Archaeologist: Yeah, your specialty, I'm beginning to discover.
- A "specialty" is a specific career as opposed to a general one.
- For example, a doctor can specialize in brain surgery (a neurosurgeon) or heart surgery (cardiologist).
- The man is an ignoramus.
- He specializes in ignorance.
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Dark FuryArchaeologist: Yeah, your specialty, I'm beginning to discover.
A "specialty" is a specific career as opposed to a general one. For example, a doctor can specialize in brain surgery (a neurosurgeon) or heart surgery (cardiologist).
The man is an ignoramus. He specializes in ignorance.
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