36 - BAGELS Part B cream cheese butter vegetable bacon, tomato lox egg and cheese everything: egg, bacon, cream cheese, onions Sure Can I have your pencil? Sure, here you are. Delis and bagels i New Yorkers often eat bagels for breakfast. They run into a deli (the name comes from the German Delikatessen) on their way to work and grab a bagel and coffee to go. A BUSY DAY IN MANHATTAN 1 At the deli a) Read and listen to the text. What do they order? Caitlin Ryan Ruth to eat to drink The next day Caitlin and Ryan Ruth for a late breakfast at her "Quick," said Ruth. "If you grab th deli. lo EWA 2 On top of th Read the text "My Mus Caitlin point the ticket of "But the ground floo "No, th Caitlin said After b "Do we hav of going in "So you asked Cait You'll be C He wa on the 86t table over there, I'll order. What wo city. Cait you like?" to him. A "Lunchtin "A bagel and lox for me, please said Caitlin. "And a water. What abous not to you, Ryan?" "OK, "A small coffee for me, please. And I'll have a bagel to of comin What's lox?" Ryan asked. - "Salmon in Yiddish," explained Ruth. "Oh," said Ryan, "I don't really like fish. The bagel everything looks good. Can I have it without the onions? "No problem," said Ruth. She went to order. Aaron. Two regular waters, a small coffee and three bage please." " "Hi, Ruthy. What would you like on your bagels?" "Two with lox, and one with everything, but with onions." 1 Why 2 Ryan 3 LOOK Look at text wh Mum: Ruth: "Sure, Ruthy. No onions on the bagel with everything. 4 Emp this for here or to go?" "For here," said Ruth. "Great. I'll bring the bagels." Five minutes later they had their food. "Wow," said Rya "You can't get bagels like this in Ireland. This is a great sta to our day out in New York. What's next on your list?"