[originaltext]W: Hey, excuse me for interrupting, but I think I know you. Don’t

W: Hey, excuse me for interrupting, but I think I know you. Don’t our, don’t our kids play basketball together?
M: Yeah, yes. I think I have seen you at the side of the playground.
W: My name is Jane.
M: and I am Rick.
W: Nice to meet you.
M: Tell me something about yourself.
W: Well, let’s see. I work in the suburb and I work at the motor factory.
M: Really ?
W: Yes.
M: Are you an engineer?
W: No, I am a office worker. I just do some work such as typing, faxing, etc.
M: How about that?
W: Sometimes boring I
M: I am a teacher. That’s why I just...
W: is that right? What do you teach?
M: I teach mathematics in a middle school downtown.
W: Ah, teaching is not an easy job.
M: You said it! You know we give lectures in the day, and after class there are still a mass of work to do, such as going over students homework. And we have to deal with people, so the situation is different in every day.
W: Well, I’ll tell you, I think you’re probably right. But maybe teaching can give you a sense of achievement, because you have delivered your knowledge to the students.
M: Yeah. Hey, do you know when the next game is?
W: Ah, you know, it’s next Wednesday night.
M: Oh, thank you. Oh, great. I’ve got an open house that night, might not see you there.
W: Ok, well I’m sure I’ll see you later then.
M: Ok.
W: Ok.