Explaining Memory Recall
Washington, D. C., April 2029
"Come in," Barney said. "Have a seat. You want coffee or tea?"
"We're good," Ginesh said. "We have some news we feel will brighten your day."
"I need that, so spit it out."
"Spit it out?" Ginesh said.
Nancy laughed. “He probably doesn’t understand spit it out. He's not very good with idiomatic expressions," she said. "I have found that I need to speak clearly for Ginesh to understand completely."
Barney laughed. “Spit it out means ‘Tell me. Be on with it. Hurry up.’ “
"Ah," Ginesh said. "Now I understand."
He shifted in his chair and said, “Anyway, while working the trial, we made an exciting discovery. I think Nancy can explain it better, so I'll let her."
"I'll try to make say this in an easy-to-understand way. Perhaps the
