Test1-Part Two(1)

Speaker One. It wasn't much of a job, so it would be ridiculous to have expected anything like great colleagues or fantastic pay.

I'm going to university next year, you see. Anyway, relative to the responsibility the pay was acceptable, but you can stand only so much rudeness from your supervisory even if you know you're not staying.

So I left. Best thing I ever did. Here they offered me better pay and hours and told me I'd be trained, showed me round, which made me feel really welcome.

But, what they didn't mention at the beginning, and which is really good, is how much time I'd spend out of the office. I enjoy the regular visits to other branches round the country.

I'd stay, if I had to. I really mean that.