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going. But of course I'm bound to be a bit INTERVIEWER When you buy clothes, do J Er, I'm rather pushed for time right now.
nervous when I get there. you prefer to buy one quality item or Can it wait?
M Well, you're sure to make a memorable several cheaper ones? C Um, yes, it's not urgent. It's just about the
impression on them. Er, with your hair, Well, I don't want them to fall apart as soon report you asked me to write up. When
I mean. as I put them on. But how well they're made would be convenient?
B Oh, no. I'll dye it again before I go. I'm or what the material is, isn't that important, J Try me again in a couple of hours.
not going with green hair. What do you no. I mean, fashion changes all the time and c Right.
take me for? if you want to keep up-to-date, you need ... 4
M Oh right. That's probably wise. unless you've got loads of money, you can't JUDY Come in. Oh, hello, Amanda.
S So what colour will you go for? afford to buy new stuff that often. So cheap AMANDA Hello, Judy. Are you busy?
B I daresay I'll go for something a bit less and fashionable - really. That's..-what It° for. J I'm afraid I am a bit. Is it urgent?
bright. A No, not really. I just wanted to go over
M What, purple? INTERVIEWER Do you like wearing these figures. Er, don't worry, some other
B Ha ha. No, I might go for something jewellery? time.
boring like yours, Mickey. I love a bit of bling, a bit of gold, but some J Yes, give me an hour or so - can't get
M Nothing wrong with brown. people go over the top, don't they? They're my head around money matters at the
S You could go back to blonde. That was covered in it. But that's more about letting moment.
nice. Oh, I think Laurie's calling you, the world know you've got loads of money. A OK. See you later. Thanks.
Beatrice. He's over there. Anyway, I just have this gold chain and
B Right. He's likely to have something to this ring. Oh, and yeah, I nearly forgot, 5
say about my hair! my earring. That was a present from my JUDY Yes?
M You never know, he may like it. girlfriend. COLIN Judy, can I have a word?
B Yeah right! OK, better go. INTERVIEWER Do you think women look J I'm really rather busy right now, Colin,
S Tell him we like it. better with or without make-up? but what's the problem?
M Yes, tell him it'll cheer the patients up! C Er, I don't suppose I could use your office
If it's a party or something, then yes, it's nice any time today. It's just that I get so many
912 to be with a girl who looks a bit glam - so interruptions out there I can't get any
it's fine then. But it depends, doesn't it - work done. What have I said? What's so
I can't imagine L: urie will approve.
where she is and what's she's doing? If you're funny?
I don't suppose Beatrice will care.
I da9ubt if he'll let her work on reception. off to the beach or if you just want to go out J And you think it's any better in here?
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it doesn't J Er, tomorrow? B Sorry, this isn't a good time. I'm really up
because I never T Fine by me. I'll do it first thing tomorrow ag: inst it at the moment.
the future. What's the point? morning. A I'll catch you later, then.
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sweet. Everyone can see them. JUDY Come in. Hello, Chloe.
check out what other people are wearing. CHLOE Sorry to disturb you, Judy. I was
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