[speaker001:] Hi, Tony. Haven 't seen you for a long time. How have you been?
[speaker002:] OK, I 'Ve been looking for a job for days, and I haven 't found one yet. It's so hard finding work these days. Have you had any luck?
[speaker001:] Yes, I've got a job, a waiter's job in a restaurant.
[speaker002:] Are you well paid?
[speaker001:] Well, $ 10 per hour, but I can keep the tips. That comes to roughly $ 80 every evening
[speaker002:] Not bad.
[speaker001:] Actually, there's still another opening. If you are interested, you 'll surely get it.
[speaker002:] That 's great! I 'll go there right now and speak with the boss.
[speaker001:] There 's no rush. You can see him tomorrow. I 'Ve told him about you. He promised to give you the job.
[speaker002:] That was nice of you, Susan. Thanks a lot.
[speaker001:] Think nothing of it, Tony. I 'm sure you 'd do the same for me.
[speaker002:] Could you tell me a bit more about the work there? I mean, those dos and don'ts. I am a green hand, you know.
[speaker001:] First of all, you must be punctual. You should be there before 6 p. m. so that you will have half an hour for preparation changing clothes and things like that. Then, remember you should smile. Smile to your customers all the time. Never pull a long face even If you feel awful that day. Anything else? Oh, yes. Never argue with your boss. Learn to say 'Yes, sir. '
[speaker002:] Be a yes-man, you mean?
[speaker001:] You may put it that way if you like. Don 't worry. You 'll have no problem.
[speaker002:] I hope not.