[originaltext]W: Jason, on your application, you list your current occupation a

W: Jason, on your application, you list your current occupation as " musician". You also say that you are a student.(22)Would you mind telling me why you’re applying for an office job?
M: Well, as you probably know, it’s pretty hard to make a living as a musician. I mean, most musicians work at other jobs during the daytime.
W: I see. But I’m a little concerned that your music and your college classes may interfere with your responsibilities in the office.
M: Oh, it’s true that I work nights a lot, but this job is only in the afternoons, right?(23)And my classes are in the morning. So I don’t think there will be any problem.
W: OK. Let’s talk about your experience. I see that you’ve worked in a doctor’s office before. What did you do there?
M:(24)I had to answer the phones, handle appointments, type letters, and take care of all the billings.
W: I see. You’re obviously qualified for the job. The only thing is you’d be the only man working in an office full of women. How do you feel about that?
M:(25)I don’t think there is any problem! I live with two women, my cousin and one of her classmates.
W: All right. You’ll be hearing from us in a day or two.
M: Great. Thank you for your time.
22. What job is the man applying for?
23. What does the man usually do in the morning?
24. What did the man do in the doctor’s office?
25. How does the man feel about working with women?