Intermediate 30: Life in lockdown

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When Bogotá's airport closed in March 2020, Rob and Lis spent lockdown on opposite sides of the Atlantic. Lis describes a household that washed every banana, the nightly telenovela Rob gave up on after one episode, and why the city's streets suddenly smelled of eucalyptus. And Rob, alone in London with no more "I don't have time" excuse, makes a confession involving a very large box of chocolates.
Do you know what these mean?
me rindió el tiempo · oficio general · chocolatines · cuando cayó la cuarentena
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Bonus: Rob asks Lis for "una resumen". Why does she say "Momento"? The answer's in the notes.