[speaker001:] Sandy, can you help me contact these people?
[speaker002:] Sure, what do you want me to tell them?
[speaker001:] Well, I need to confirm the time of their classes.
[speaker002:] Ok, where can I find their telephone number?
[speaker001:] They are all listed here on this sheet of paper.
[speaker002:] Is it their home, office or cell phone numbers?
[speaker001:] Unless it 's marked differently, it 's their home numbers.
[speaker002:] Alright. What if I can 't get a hold of them by phone?
[speaker001:] Then, you should e-mail them with the information.
[speaker002:] Where can I find their e-mail addresses?
[speaker001:] They should have then listed on their resumes.
[speaker002:] And if there aren 't any e-mail addresses?
[speaker001:] Then send them a SMS on their cell phone.
[speaker002:] Ok. That sounds easy enough. Have you called any of them yet?
[speaker001:] Yes. I called the first three people on the list, but they didn 't pick up.
[speaker002:] Did you leave a voice message?
[speaker001:] I left a voice message on one-just for the first person on the list.
[speaker002:] I see. What did you tell her?
[speaker001:] I told her that she should call me back at my office number.
[speaker002:] Ok, so, maybe I should call her again.
[speaker001:] Yes, that sounds like a good idea. She might not get the other message in time.
[speaker002:] One more question. It looks like some of these numbers are long-distance. Do you have a calling card that I can use to get through to them?
[speaker001:] Sure. You can use this one. The pin number is written on the back of the card.
[speaker002:] Alright. Thanks a lot. Don 't worry. I 'll take care of it.
[speaker001:] Great work. I 'm off for the weekend! See you on Monday.
[speaker002:] See you.