Tina: I tell you? It was in last paper too. I called. I have Didn’t Sunday’s an interview tomorrow. Roger: Do you think get it you’ll Tina: They seemed very interested on the phone. I think offer me they’ll the job. Roger: So going to Mandanga! you’re Tina: I say that. I take the job unless they give me a round didn’t won’t trip ticket. be hard work, and I go unless they offer me a good salary. It’ll won’t Kitty: a job in Mandanga in the paper. There’s Terry: Yeah, I know. I dream of taking it. wouldn’t Kitty: Why not? been looking for a job in a foreign country. You’ve Terry: slave labor, it? One night off a week. It’s isn’t Kitty: But the money might be good. Terry: Hmph! I take it unless they paid me a really good salary wouldn’t with a longer vacation and more free time. And I certainly go off to a wouldn’t place like Mandanga unless my ticket was round trip! LESSON 36: Energy crisis This is Ted Cooper with MBS Late Night Report. Tonight, “Good evening. in our first segment, looking again at the problem of the limited we’re world’s energy resources. Nobody know exactly how much fuel is left, but pessimistic forecasts say that there is only enough coal for 450 years and enough natural gas for 50 years and that oil might run out in 30 years. Obviously we have to do something, and we have to do it soon. Debate continues about the use of nuclear power to solve this crises. First, we go by satellite to the studios of
Tina: Didn’t I tell you? It was in last Sunday’s paper too. I called. I have an interview tomorrow. Roger: Do you think you’ll get it Tina: They seemed very interested on the phone. I think they’ll offer me the job. Roger: So you’re going to Mandanga! Tina: I didn’t say that. I won’t take the job unless they give me a round trip ticket. It’ll be hard work, and I won’t go unless they offer me a good salary. Kitty: There’s a job in Mandanga in the paper. Terry: Yeah, I know. I wouldn’t dream of taking it. Kitty: Why not? You’ve been looking for a job in a foreign country. Terry: It’s slave labor, isn’t it? One night off a week. Kitty: But the money might be good. Terry: Hmph! I wouldn’t take it unless they paid me a really good salary with a longer vacation and more free time. And I certainly wouldn’t go off to a place like Mandanga unless my ticket was round trip! LESSON 36: Energy crisis “Good evening. This is Ted Cooper with MBS Late Night Report. Tonight, in our first segment, we’re looking again at the problem of the world’s limited energy resources. Nobody know exactly how much fuel is left, but pessimistic forecasts say that there is only enough coal for 450 years and enough natural gas for 50 years and that oil might run out in 30 years. Obviously we have to do something, and we have to do it soon. Debate continues about the use of nuclear power to solve this crises. First, we go by satellite to the studios of