And there's an association with the kind of fanciness.

这就是一种有点带着幻想的联想。

(Sabrina laughs) I don't mean to like just completely dunk on your perception of fanciness.

（萨布丽娜笑）我并不是想完全相信你对花哨的看法。

First off, I should note that fanciness is more than just a big price tag on an ingredient.

首先，我应该指出，花哨不仅仅是成分上的大价格标签。

I have to believe that there's more to our perceptions of fanciness than... We live in a society.

我必须相信，我们对幻想的看法不仅仅是… … 我们生活在一个社会中。

Okay, I did a little reading and I found something interesting about what influences our perceptions of fanciness or our taste for fanciness.

好吧，我读了一点书，发现了一些有趣的东西，关于是什么影响了我们对幻想的看法或我们对幻想的品味。

Kind of like how Indians never built this idea of fanciness around spices 'cause it was always accessible.

有点像印度人从来没有对香料产生过这种幻想，因为它总是触手可及。

There's a lot of factors that influences our perceptions of fanciness and unsurprisingly one of those factors is social class.

有很多因素会影响我们对幻想的看法，毫不奇怪，其中一个因素就是社会阶层。

If you're allowing wealth to dominate your perceptions of fanciness and what you value in the world maybe you need to rethink that.

如果你让财富主宰你对幻想和你在世界上的价值的看法，也许你需要重新思考这一点。

From that point of view it seems like fanciness is actually about availability specifically where something lands on the spectrum between easily available versus impossible to access.

从这个角度来看，幻想实际上与可用性有关，特别是某些东西落在容易获得和无法获得之间的范围内。

There could be no fanciness — no gaudy calendars or lace pillows or knickknacks — but everything in the house must be plain and dark and indicative of work and the real true purpose.

不能有花哨的东西——没有华丽的日历、花边枕头或小摆设——但房子里的一切都必须是朴素和黑暗的， 并且表明工作和真正的目的。