Yuri/Dialogue

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This page lists the dialogue lines for **Yuri**.

## Introduction

When speaking to Yuri for the first time in a new game:

 **Yuri:**Oh, *Player*? As in *Player* *Player*?
It’s nice to finally meet you!
 **Yuri:**Farmer? Cool.
I’m one of the doctors here.

## Daily lines

Regular lines for any heart level:

 **Yuri:**I’m starting to worry about the recycling center near the park.
Should I stop taking stuff there?
I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but it looks like it’s overflowing.
 **Yuri:**There are empty sites here we can repurpose.
Mr. Mayor thought a community garden would make a great space for outdoor activity.
As a doctor, I agree it’s a great idea.
It’ll give people another reason to move their bodies.
 **Yuri:**I can see how facilities like a recycling center or a community garden could be good for us.
But I don’t know about upgrading other buildings.
I like how some of the buildings here are old. Like the mansion, or the lighthouse.
They feel like a time capsule, you know?
 **Yuri:**I average around fourish hours a day at work…
I usually work from 10 am to 2 pm, seeing patients, reviewing medical histories, or doing inventory.
Charles runs the reception most of the time.
 **Yuri:**If I had to choose…
My favorite part of the job is creating care plans with patients.
 **Yuri:**I’m used to high-stress situations.
I feel like that’s when my knowledge and training really kick in.
It sounds horrible, but the adrenaline rush is addictive.
 **Yuri:**Paying attention to what you eat is a great way to stay healthy in the long run.
Prevention is worth more than any cure.
 **Yuri:**Make sure to include fresh vegetables in your diet.
They’re a great source of fiber and nutrients.
It would also make my job a whole lot easier! Heh, heh.
 **Yuri:**I get all my groceries at Sam’s.
I love how he buys from local sources.
The bad thing about Sam’s is you can’t really find off-season items.
 **Yuri:**Just holler whenever you have questions about medicine or health.
I know people get nervous about little things like moles or rashes sometimes.
Let me help by giving you peace of mind.
 **Yuri:**Being in the sun is fine as long as you remember to wear sunscreen.
Oh, another thing!
Remember to reapply sunscreen every few hours. That part’s important, and people always forget.
 **Yuri:**Playing pool after work is a great way to make new friends.
But to be frank, I do it mostly because I think I’m pretty good at it.
It feels good to win, heh, heh.
 **Yuri:**I should wear regular clothes more.
I’m too lazy to change after my shift, so I just go around in scrubs.
 **Yuri:**I notice people here love fishing.
I’m all for it, because I think it’s important to unwind.
Yeah! Fishing totally teaches patience.
 **Yuri:**Chess is all about planning and strategy, just like health.
Well, for me, anyway.
Heh, heh… You got me!
I do always find a way to bring the conversation back to health talk.
 **Yuri:**I don’t usually work on Fridays unless I have an appointment.
Or if there’s an emergency or something.
I’m not too worried about it. The clinic’s usually very quiet.
Charles will do just fine on his own.
 **Yuri:**How’s your week been so far?
 **Yuri:**I think I might need to go to Sam’s tomorrow.
 **Yuri:**We sell medicines and vitamins at the clinic.
They can quickly restore your health, so keep some in your backpack just in case.
Useful for an active person like you, no?
 **Yuri:**I’m not a very good cook, but I try to eat homemade when I can.
It’s better for you.
I still eat out quite a bit, though! Heh, heh… Old habits die hard, huh?
 **Yuri:**My tattoos?
I got most of them at places I was dispatched to. My experiences in the universal doctor program will stay with me forever.
They’re part of me, just like these tattoos.
 **Yuri:**Ready for Monday, *Player*?
Starting with two hearts:

 **Yuri:**Make sure to drink enough water, okay?
Our bodies need it.
It’s so easy to get carried away and forget to listen to our bodies.
I’m guilty of that too.
 **Yuri:**Ugh… Fashion is hard.
I tried “fashion,” or whatever, back in med school.
Let’s just say I’m glad social media wasn’t big back then.
 **Yuri:**I don’t need any reminders of my med school days.
Though I do have some old pictures in a box somewhere.
Maybe I’ll show you someday.
Who knows…
 **Yuri:**One of the things I find most challenging about being a doctor is sometimes patients lie.
While it’s harmless in most cases, it’s always best to be honest with your doctor.
It’s important for doctors to know your complete medical history to give you the best care possible.
 **Yuri:**That’s an idea. Yeah, I should probably wear my coat like Charles.
He looks sleek in that coat, doesn’t he?
But it’s just so hot and restricting.
Can’t run in it either, ’cause the coat flaps around.
 **Yuri:**I’m so used to being in scrubs. It feels weird to wear anything else. Other clothes feel restricting, you know?
I DO like green!
Can you really tell? Ha!
 **Yuri:**I like the simple life…
As long as there’s a hot meal on the table, it counts as a good day.
 **Yuri:**I’m not good at volleyball yet, but I won’t say no if somebody asks me to play.
 **Yuri:**When I was younger, I worked for universal doctor programs around the world.
It’s a program that sends medical professionals to foreign places to provide medical assistance.
The pay wasn’t good, but you get one heck of a lot of experience. Plus the satisfaction of helping people in need.
Besides, foreign travel opens your mind, and you develop a thick skin.
 **Yuri:**As a farmer, you must get a lot of daily exercise, yeah?
 **Yuri:**A pet? Hmm… Millie has a lizard that only comes out of hiding when she’s home.
Does that count?
I’m not sure if it’s male or female. All I know is she calls the lizard Tin.
 **Yuri:**I try my best to lead a healthy life, but some days are harder than others.
 **Yuri:**The plan is to spend the day relaxing and taking things slow.
What about you?
Starting with four hearts:

 **Yuri:**Can’t wear just anything on a workday, though.
I need to wear clothing that lets me move quickly in case of an emergency.
I’m not too picky. As long as they’re comfy, I’m game.
 **Yuri:**Do you like to hang out at Local Tavern, *Player*? I usually go on the weekend when there’s live music.
That Theo is really something, isn’t he?
 **Yuri:**I don’t have work tomorrow. You, on the other hand, have work every day, huh?
If you need anything from the clinic, Charles should be in.
 **Yuri:**Maybe tomorrow is the day I finally go grocery shopping… Who knows, right?
Don’t count on it, though.
 **Yuri:**Not all my tattoos have a meaning behind them…
Not everything has to have a deep meaning. Sometimes you just have to go with your gut.
 **Yuri:**My hair’s been green for so long. If you asked me what my real hair color is, I wouldn’t know how to answer.
 **Yuri:**You’ve seen me where?!
I don’t want to scare you, but I don’t think that was me.
I don’t go to the forest.
 **Yuri:**Here is a nonmedical tip for you. Eat your food in one sitting so it doesn’t go stale.
That’s funny, isn’t it? The food here doesn’t seem to spoil.
### Lines for specific friendship levels

Four to seven hearts:

 **Yuri:**Easier said than done, for sure. It’s not easy for me to find someone I want to spend my life with.
It’s true I never really thought about settling down and having a family, because I’ve always been busy.
But truth be told, long-term commitment scares me.
### Seasonal lines

Spring:

 **Yuri:**Charles has to take his antihistamine…
I don’t know what else to tell him. It will literally make him feel better.
 **Yuri:**Gotta say, not really a big fan of Spring. It’s just not for me.
 **Yuri:**We do our restocking every Spring… Makes it easier to remember.
Spring…restocking. See?
 **Yuri:**Have you had your flu vaccine yet?
I recommend getting it every year. If the strain is different, you’ll still be protected.
 **Yuri:**People usually get their flu vaccines in Winter or Spring. That’s when you’re most vulnerable.
I get mine in Fall to prepare for the coming season. Give it a try, see how it feels.
 **Yuri:**The Cherry Blossom Festival was really nice, wasn’t it?
I had a lot of fun.
 **Yuri:**Don’t worry about Charles. He’s in good hands.
Let me do the worrying for both of us…
 **Yuri:**The other day, I was at the store looking for some curly kale for my midday snack, but Sam didn’t have any.
Maybe it isn’t kale season anymore.
 **Yuri:**You can get tulip, wasabi, and celery this time of year.
Hmm… What else?
Hang on… Not celery! I don’t think it’s celery season yet. Is that right?
 **Yuri:**Do you like to hang out at the Tavern, *Player*?
I usually go on the weekend to listen to live music.
 **Yuri:**Spring literally just arrived, and it feels like Charles has spent hours sneezing his nose off.
I have to admit, I worry about him.
Summer:

 **Yuri:**Are you sweating as much as I am? Phew!
 **Yuri:**It’s so hot, *Player*.
It takes me back to my days volunteering in the doctor program.
Good thing I’m wearing this, huh?
In this heat…a full-blown doctor’s coat… Nu-uh!
 **Yuri:**Wearing loose clothing is the way to go.
Gotta give your body room to breathe… Not sandals, though.
I can’t run in those.
 **Yuri:**Charles and I always prepare for medical emergencies at the Beach Cleanup Festival… Nothing in particular.
It’s good to have doctors around at big gatherings, in case someone gets heatstroke or something like that.
 **Yuri:**Will you be entering the swimming contest?
I think Sunny is going to win. He’s got some stamina… Very fast swimmer.
 **Yuri:**I got this small handheld fan… Oh so good.
Fully automated, battery operated, and all that. You can take it with you in your pocket. The perfect Summer toy.
I had one, anyway… I don’t have the fan anymore.
Accidentally stepped on it. And nobody sells them here.
 **Yuri:**We have so many melons at home. I think Millie might have gone a little overboard…
Fall:

 **Yuri:**Finally, the perfect weather for eating curry.
Curry in Summer is fine, of course, but the heat from inside and out can be too much sometimes.
 **Yuri:**I’m so glad the air’s cooled down.
 **Yuri:**What is it they say about Fall? Sweater weather?
Yeah, I think that’s right.
 **Yuri:**I’ve heard only certain animals come out in Fall, but I’m no animal expert.
Millie probably knows way more than I do.
 **Yuri:**Are you going to show your crops at the Harvest Festival?
I love seeing everyone’s hard work.
 **Yuri:**I think I’ll have curry for dinner today. Seems like the right weather for it.
 **Yuri:**I took a walk by the lake the other day and saw so many colorful flowers.
What a season!
 **Yuri:**There are so many coconuts at the beach this time of year.
 **Yuri:**We’re cleaning up the beach soon.
Good thing the beach cleanup starts at 11 am.
It gives me a bit of time in the morning to stop by the clinic and pick up some stuff.
 **Yuri:**If you like mushrooms, black trumpets and matsutakes are currently sprouting near the Mayor's house.
Dinda told me.
She goes there often and has an eye for scavenging.
 **Yuri:**Millie has a lizard that only comes out of hiding when she’s home.
Cute little thing.
She named the lizard Tin. What a fun name…
 **Yuri:**I didn’t get to sleep until 3 am, and now I’m absolutely drained.
Humph. I need to stop doing this to myself.
I had some things on my mind. Hard to shake off sometimes.
Winter:

 **Yuri:**When I was traveling around the world, most of the places I was dispatched to were really hot.
I gotta say, it’s so nice to finally stay put somewhere with Winter.
 **Yuri:**Do you ever realize how lucky we are to have Winter? I’d rather put on a bunch of layers when it’s cold than constantly be sweating in the heat.
 **Yuri:**Winter is usually our busiest season. People tend to get sick…which is why I prefer to get my flu vaccination in Fall.
To prepare for this.
 **Yuri:**We’re stocked up with a lot of cold medicine this season.
The weather is dry and cold… Exactly how viruses like it.
 **Yuri:**Here we go. It’s Winter. I need to make sure I stay healthy all season.
 **Yuri:**Finally, the perfect weather for curry. Now *this* is what Winter is all about.
 **Yuri:**With the weather getting colder, I see fewer and fewer people outside.
Do you notice that too?
 **Yuri:**Oh gosh, piping hot curry would be perfect right now.
 **Yuri:**I’m not going to tell you how to live your life, but please wash your hands often. Just think about how many things we touch all day.
Who knows what kind of germs are on our hands?
 **Yuri:**I thought I’d have more time to read this Winter, but right now I’m more swamped than ever.
 **Yuri:**I didn’t get to sleep until 3 am, and now I’m absolutely drained.
I had some things on my mind. Hard to shake off sometimes.
### Weather-specific lines

Raining:

 **Yuri:**Oh gosh, piping hot curry would be perfect right now.
 **Yuri:**The rain doesn’t change anything, I think…
But it does slow life down a little.
But it must be convenient for farmers like you…
A bit? You don’t have to water your plants today, do you?
 **Yuri:**I wish I could have slept in today. It’s the perfect weather for waking up late and going to bed early.
No Tavern today. I have a lot of chores to do.
Storm:

 **Yuri:**I’m trying to get more people to go out and garden.
It’s an easy way to get daily exercise.
Snow:

 **Yuri:**Is it snowing again or something?
You’d think it would’ve stopped by now.
 **Yuri:**I could use one of those thick, knitted blankets right now. Humph…
 **Yuri:**I’ve learned a lot from Ling. She’s very knowledgeable about coral reefs and this island.
I think she’s lived here a long time, but I don’t really know how long.
### Location-specific lines

At the lake:

 **Yuri:**I love coming here after work and just reading medical journals until the sun sets.
I’m subscribed to four journals, and I’ve been published in a handful.
Mostly articles about interesting cases I encountered abroad.
 **Yuri:**Sometimes quiet is exactly what we need, isn’t it?
At work in the clinic:

 **Yuri:**A little health tip: Bring vitamins when you’re going out hunting or chopping wood in the forest.
It can boost your health quickly, so you can avoid an emergency trip to the clinic.
 **Yuri:**Even though we’re closed on Sundays, Charles and I are always on call in case of an emergency. So don’t worry, okay?
 **Yuri:**I like my scrubs. They’re comfortable and easy to clean.
But I should wear my white coat once in a while…
Change things up a bit.
You know, like Charles. He looks good in his coat.
 **Yuri:**Charles is one of the most knowledgeable medical doctors I’ve ever met.
You’re in good hands here.
In the library inside the Community Center:

 **Yuri:**Free books excite me. Is that sad?
 **Yuri:**Charles and I can subscribe to as many medical journals as we want. The town covers the cost.
It’s very generous of them.
In the Local Tavern:

 **Yuri:**Whenever I can, basically. Dancing is an instant mood-booster.
Hey, we should go dancing together sometime.
 **Yuri:**I’m not a good dancer, but as long as I don’t hurt anyone and it makes me feel good, who really cares?
In the tavern, four hearts or more:

 **Yuri:**I may have had one too many cups of punch. I’m going to call it a night.
In the Beach Shack:

 **Yuri:**I was going to practice some volleyball earlier, but there was nobody outside.
So I decided to chill here instead.
 **Yuri:**Wah… I’m craving seafood today.
Let’s see what Jim is cooking up.
 **Yuri:**Phew! The sun is a bit strong, isn’t it?
I think I’ll enjoy the beach from inside here.
Shopping in Sam's General Store:

 **Yuri:**Nice to see you here, *Player*!
Are you buying or selling?
 **Yuri:**The radishes here are incredibly crunchy and great for pickling.
 **Yuri:**The eggplants here make incredible pickles.
 **Yuri:**I don’t really go to the forest.
I suppose where I live on Garden Lane is foresty enough for me.
What am I going to do there, anyway?
It’s not like I could just start mining or something.
In her house:

 **Yuri:**I should go to Sam's and pick up a few things. There was basically nothing in the fridge this morning.
I had an apple for breakfast. What about you?
I thought we had nothing at home until I found a couple of apples from who knows when. Oh well… Tasted fine.
### Rare lines

Very rare random dialogue:

 **Yuri:**I got my arm tattoo done by my friend when we were dispatched to the universal doctor program some years ago…
I wonder how she’s doing now!