Linda lives (asuu) and studies (opiskelee) in Edinburgh. She really enjoys (nauttii) it and she and her friends do not have / don't have (ei ole) a care in the world.

I hear (kuulen) she only regrets (katuu) not having enough time to travel back to Finland as soon as a Bank Holiday comes (tulee) along.

I believe(uskon) she wants(haluaa) to make the most of her time there. Why does not / doesn't (eivät) everybody understand (ymmärrä) why she prefers (pitää parempana) to stay in student accommodation rather than go home?

Now that Linda finally has on) a flat of her own, she does not get up / doesn't get up (ei nouse ylös) till noon and owes (on velkaa) all her friends and relatives a lot of money all the time.

However, she does not feel / doesn't feel(ei tunne) that is something to be worried about. She changes (vaihtaa) her sheets once a month, never washes (ei koskaan pese) the dishes or takes (vie) out the trash. She says (sanoo) her roommate always hurries / rushes kiirehtii) to do everything before she gets(saa) the chance.

Linda just watches (katsoo) TV all day and plays (pelaa) online games with her friends.

Does this story sound (Kuulostaako tämä tarina) familiar? Do you have (Onko sinulla) friends who live (elävät) like Linda?
Have you ever heard their side of the story?
Why don't they change / do they not change (he eivät muuta) the way they live (elävät)?
Or why don't we all live / do we not all live (emme kaikki elä) like Linda?

Why does anybody care (kukaan välittää) so much about cleaning, for example?