地道美语听力练习:好运气和坏运气

Cesar:I can't catch a break.

Everything seems to be going wrong these days.

Olga:Maybe your streak of bad luck is because you did something unlucky.

Cesar:What do you mean?

Olga:Have you walked under a ladder or crossed paths with a black cat lately?

Cesar:I don't think so, but I'm not superstitious.

I don't believe breaking a mirror will bring me seven years of bad luck.

Olga:Say what you will, but it doesn't hurt to take some precautions, especially the way things have been going for you.

Cesar:I don't know...

Olga:Here, you can borrow my rabbit's foot and my four-leaf clover.

I'll go home to get you a horseshoe so you can hang it upside down over your front door.

Cesar:I really doubt any of that is going to do me any good.

Olga:You know what tomorrow is, don't you?

Cesar:The thirteenth?

Olga:Friday the thirteenth.

Do you really want to take your chances?

Cesar:I guess not.

Do you really think these good luck charms will help?

Olga:We'll know on the fourteenth, won't we?