ustedes están de mal humor porque quieren viajar pero no tienen dinero

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a. you're in a bad mood because you want to travel but you don't have money
Ustedes están de mal humor porque quieren viajar y no tienen dinero; yo estoy de mal humor porque tengo el dinero pero no tengo tiempo para viajar.You're in a bad mood because you want to travel but you don't have money; I'm in a bad mood because I have the money, but I don't have time to travel.
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