| LESSON 23: BOB HAS A SURPRISE VISITOR |
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| Bob's former boss Peter, from the furniture store, comes to visit. |
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| He offers Bob his old job back, but Bob's not interested. |
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| Hi Bob. I was just in the neighborhood so I thought I'd stop by. |
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| Come on in. Take a cookie. |
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| Thanks. I'm glad to see you're not holding a grudge against me for firing you. |
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| Not at all. At first, it burned me up. But I feel better now. |
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| Good. I'm glad you have no hard feelings. How would you like your lod job back? |
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| What happened to your wonderful new manager? |
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| She drank at work. By five o'clock, she'd be lying under a dining room table, three sheets to the wind. Yesterday, I finally got rid of her. |
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| Let me get this straight. You replaced me with some crazy woman who got plastered every day in the job? |
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| Yes, I lost my head. |
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| I don't think you lost your head. I just think you've got rocks in your head! |
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| Bob, I'm trying to level with you. I never should've let you go. |
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| No use crying over spilt milk. |
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| So you'll come back and work for me? |
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| Not on your life! Susan and I are very well off now. We just sold our new company for a small fortune! |
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| Listen 5 times |
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