“疯狂飙升”
用英语怎么说？

Rachel: Ok, we're still on that. Monica: I didn't say your songs were not good enough. Phoebe: Then what's wrong with them? Would they not go with your tiny portions of pretentious food? Monica: Tiny portions? Phoebe: Yeah well, "excuse me, I ordered the smoked salmon appetizer, but I can't see it, I can't see it"! Monica: Phoebe, it's not about quantity. Phoebe: Well...it's not about quality. Monica: Oh really, you want to talk about quality? Have you heard of a key? It's what some people sing in. Phoebe: Well at least all my songs don't taste like garlic. Yeah, there are other ingredients Monica. Monica: Ok, so that's what we're doing. You know, when I'm in the coffee house bopping along to one of your songs, I'm wearing ear plugs. Phoebe: Ear plugs, or cloves of garlic? Monica: You know what? I take back what I said before. You keep playing at the restaurant, because with your music driving people inside, my bar sales are going up like crazy. Phoebe: What are people having, the garlic Martini?

瑞秋：好吧，我们还在纠结这个呢。 莫妮卡：我没说你的歌不够好。 菲比：那它们有什么问题？难道它们和你们那些做作、极小分量的小菜不相配吗？ 莫妮卡：极小分量？ 菲比：对啊，“打扰一下，我点的是熏三文鱼前菜，可我看不见它，我看不见它！” 莫妮卡：菲比，这跟分量没关系。 菲比：嗯……这跟质量也没关系。 莫妮卡：哦真的吗，你想谈谈质量？你听说过音准吗？那是正常人唱歌时用的。 菲比：好歹我所有的歌听起来都不像大蒜味。莫妮卡，这世界上还有别的调料。 莫妮卡：行啊，原来我们是在互相伤害。你知道吗，当我坐在咖啡馆里，跟着你的某首歌摇摆时，我其实戴着耳塞呢。 菲比：耳塞，还是蒜瓣？ 莫妮卡：你知道吗？我收回我之前说的话。你继续在餐厅演奏吧，因为随着你的音乐把客人都赶进店里，我的吧台营业额在疯狂飙升。 菲比：人们都在点什么，大蒜马提尼吗？