[originaltext]W: How do you feel about the future of the Jaragua lizard, the wo

W: How do you feel about the future of the Jaragua lizard, the world’s smallest lizard?
M: I feel optimistic because local people have formed conservation organizations in the Caribbean. And we find it in the park Isla Beata. The park’s remoteness and ruggedness give it further protection.
W: Well, good luck in the future with your environmental campaigns.
Question：What does the man say about the park Isla Beata?

M: Mrs. Anita Lee, the Chinese meals you make are now enjoyed in millions of family homes. We know it’s not something that is easily done.
W: No, it isn’t. Last year we needed to expand and I was reluctant to go to the bank for a loan and Lania Foods came along and offered us the funds.
M: It seemed too good to be true.
W: In fact it was too good to be true. The offer was deficit financing. Things got difficult and, in no time, my company was pouring money into Lania instead of the other way around.
Question：What’s the outcome for Anita Lee to get a loan from Lania Foods?