W: Hello. Alex. You look so unhappy.
M: You said it. I am tired of my job. The pay is low. And it's two hours' drive to work every day, you know.
W: Have you ever thought of looking for another job?
M: Well, yes. I have been thinking about it. To be honest, I'd like to have my own business.
W: Good idea. What do you have in mind?
M: I can bake. I learned from my grandmother. She could bake anything.
W: It would be difficult to get started, but I'm sure you can do it.
M: Many thanks. I hope so.

W: Hello, Mr. Brown. This is Sally Smith speaking.
M: Hello!
W: I'm very sorry, but something has come up and I won't be able to keep my appointment with you on Tuesday evening.
M: All right.
W: I wonder if we could change the time of our appointment to sometime early next week.
M: Certainly. What about next Monday?
W: Morning or afternoon?
M: Morning, I think.
W: That would be fine. Can we make it at nine?
M: Yes, I think so.