I live in California. I work at a nuclear power plant. I have a steady income. I like little debbie cakes, spaghetti. I love chocolate cupcakes.
I am mad about work. I have 10 years experience at our factory but was overlooked for a promotion. I am not working overtime anymore. I make little debbie cakes at the factory. I get free debbie cakes from my job. I like to play videogames. I don't know if I'm ready for a big life change.
Have you thought more about potentially working at the plant since we last spoke? It would mean we could be living in the same town! Yes! While I might miss the cakes, I really need a new job. How do you like working at a nuclear power plant? What is it you exactly do there again? It's alright. It isn't always the most exciting, but it pays the bills. I am an engineer at the plant. Maybe I could talk to the boss about getting you a job at the plant. That would be fantastic! But being its California and all, are you ever worried that an earthquake might cause a Fukushima-like disaster. Or worse yet, Chernobyl? :-O We have a lot of safety precautions in place, so I'm not too worried about it! Disasters like that are very, very rare, and our plant is well managed. You don't have to worry! Oh hey, isn't Homer Simpson an engineer at a nuclear power plant? Your boss isn't like Mr. Burns, is he? Haha! No, my boss is very likable. We get along well. I'm hoping if I work more hours, I can earn a raise! Would there be good opportunities for me to grow at the plant? I'm really tired of not being able to advance.  Yes, as long as you work hard and stay focused. I know you'd be climbing the ladder to the top in no time. It sounds fantastic... but scary. It's tough to leave a job I've had for so long to enter into the "unknown".  Change is always hard. But I think the hardest part will be no more free little debbies! You'd think I'd be sick of them after all this time, but somehow I'm not... and my belly shows it, lol. I can send you a few free cakes. What's your favorite flavor again?