每日口說挑戰食物過期就準備要丟了嗎？食品的「有效日期」其實跟你想的不一樣！ (Food expiration dates don’t mean what you think - Carolyn Beans)

我有個同事都說過期的比較好吃…

Transcript!
Intro:
Hello, VoiceTubers! Are you one of those people who, upon seeing a food label with a date that has already passed, immediately tosses that food into the trash can? Well, what if I told you that you might be doing it wrong? Food expiration dates might not mean what you think. If you want to know more about it, don’t miss out on today’s video. But before that, let’s take a look at the featured sentence.

Sentence:
In fact, it's rarely decided with any scientific backing, and there are usually no rules around what dates to use.

Vocab:
1. rarely (adv.) KK[ˋrɛrlɪ] IPA /ˈrer.li/
很少；不常見；難得 not often

John rarely eats dessert, as he prefers to maintain a healthy diet.
John 鮮少吃甜點，因為他比較喜歡健康的飲食。

2. backing (n.) KK[ˋbækɪŋ] /ˈbæk.ɪŋ/
支持，援助;（尤指）資助 support, especially money, that someone gives to a person or plan

The politician gained a strong following and secured the backing of influential community leaders for his campaign.
這位政治家贏得了廣泛支持，並獲得有影響力的地區領袖支持他競選。

Outro
And that wrap’s up today’s episode. Don’t forget to record the sentence and leave a comment down below if you have anything to share with us. Byebye.

In fact, it's rarely decided with any scientific backing, and there are usually no rules around what dates to use.

我就是過期食物從來ㄅ丟的人 ʕ⁠ ⁠ꈍ⁠ᴥ⁠ꈍ⁠ʔ

朋友過期食物都交給我解決..
（重點是有沒有壞，不是有沒有過期）

In fact, it's rarely decided with any scientific backing, and there are usually no rules around what dates to use.