Asking “What are you up to?”

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the way

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Charlie started this one up this one up

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he started he started with the question

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what are you up to today or what you up

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to

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mmm what you up to today probably more

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common than what are you doing today

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yeah okay okay so to be a native say

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that what are you up to what are you up

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to it went on to James saying how he

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would check out something probably go

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down to Camden check out some a South

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Bank you know workers with Rathbun and

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that literally means to observe to come

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and see what's happening yeah not

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normally for the first time isn't it

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yeah check it out by then we could say

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ah check out our new video yes yes yeah

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you could also check out a woman though

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if we're going back to the women izing

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yeah okay check her out

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yeah again that'll be the first time

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wouldn't it probably yeah

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and just by my mother were suppose bum

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around suggests a bit of a lazy term and

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not the most productive time yeah there

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was no particular plan and and he had no