华尔街初级英语学习教程第9课：打电话与见面Act3 (MP3和文本下载)

CAROL: Good morning, John! You're late again. Mr Black is already here.

JOHN: Mr who?

CAROL: Mr Black! You have an appointment with him for 9:30! Don't you remember?

JOHN: Really?

CAROL: Oh John, you're impossible! You're late every day! You forget your appointments!

CAROL: I'm fed up! I’m going!

JOHN: Carol, please, come back! What can I say? Gee, I'm sorry! Oh, darn it!

MARTIN: Hey, hello! Good morning to you!

JOHN: Good morning, Mr Black.

MARTIN: Oh, call me Martin! Can I call you John?

JOHN: Yeah, sure.

MARTIN: Good! Well, how are you, John?

JOHN: I'm alright. How are you?

MARTIN: Very well, thanks, John. Very well.

JOHN: And how's Annie?

MARTIN: She's fine, thanks.

JOHN: She's a great girl.

MARTIN: Yes, she's a fine girl.

MARTIN: Well, John, let's talk about business. I want to show you something incredible. This is an amazing new product, John. This is a revolutionary product!

JOHN: Is it a computer?

MARTIN: No John, it isn't a computer. It's an Automatic Electronic Secretary.

JOHN: Gosh! What does it do?

MARTIN: It answers the phone. It types letters. It does everything.

JOHN: Gee! Can you show me?

MARTIN: Yes, John, certainly! What's the name of your company, John?

JOHN: Plastic Box.

MARTIN: OK!

MARTIN: Listen to this!

COMPUTER SECRETARY: Good morning. Plastic Box Company. This is John Berry's secretary. Can I help you?

JOHN: Golly! I like her!

MARTIN: Yes ...

MARTIN: And if you're not in the office –

COMPUTER: Good morning. John Berry's secretary here. I'm sorry, Mr Berry isn't in the office this morning. Can I take a message?

JOHN: Gee, she's beautiful. I want to buy her!

MARTIN: Fine! Er, can you sign here, please?

JOHN: There you are!

MARTIN: Thank you very much, John. See you again!

JOHN: Goodbye!

COMPUTER: Oh, John, you're fantastic!

COMPUTER: I love you, John!

COMPUTER: I want to be with you every day!

COMPUTER: You're fantastic, John! I love you! I want to be with you every day! I want…

JEWELLER: Can I help you?

MARTIN: Er, can I see some diamond rings, please? I'd like a very good one.

JEWELLER: What about this one? It costs $3000.

MARTIN: OK - that's fine.