title:Where do you work?

Conversation text:

Rachel: It's 11:30 at night, and most people are sleeping.
That's because most people work during the day and sleep at night.
But some people - about 15 percent of people in the United States - work at night.
What kinds of jobs do they do on the night shift? Let's find out!
Rachel: I'm Rachel Park, and I'm standing in front of Memorial Hospital with Eva North.
She works here in the hospital— Eva, what do you do?
Eva: I'm a doctor.
Rachel: Where do you work, exactly?
Eva: Right here in the emergency room.
Rachel: Is it busy at night?
Eva: Yes, yes, it is.
Rachel: Really?
Eva: All day and all night.
Rachel: How do you like your job?
Eva: It's stressful. I work long hours - from 11 to 7.
But every day in the hospital is different.
I like it Oh, actually, I'm sorry. I have to go.
Rachel: There are one thousand eight hundred [1,800] emergency rooms, or “ERs” in hospitals around the country.
Each ER has a big staff, including ambulance drivers.
Rachel: Some people come to the emergency room in an ambulance.
Trey is an ambulance driver and he works the night shift.
So, you're an ambulance driver. Is your job difficult?
Trey: Yes, it is. But it's exciting!
Rachel: What time do you start work?
Trey: I start work at the same time every night, at midnight.
Rachel: And when do you finish?
Trey: At 10 in the morning.
Rachel: That's ten hours. You work hard.
Trey: Yes, I do. But I take a break at 5 a.m. for breakfast.
Rachel: Trey usually has breakfast at the Galaxy Diner. It's open 24 hours a day.
Trey has a short break, but it's OK. The service at the Galaxy Diner is fast.
Rachel: It's now 5:30 in the morning, and we're at the Galaxy Diner.
We're talking with Dwayne— Dwayne, what do you do?
Dwayne: I'm a waiter here. Oh, and I'm also a student.
Rachel: What are you studying?
Dwayne: Business.
Rachel: That's great. What's your schedule like?
Dwayne: I go to school from eight in the morning until noon, and then I study two or three hours.
I sleep until about 10, and then I come here to work.
I usually work from 11 p.m. to 7 a.m.
Rachel: What time do you finish today?
Dwayne: Today is a hard day. On Thursdays, I work extra hours.
I start at 11 p.m., and I go home at 11 a.m.
Rachel: Dwayne takes a taxi home on Thursdays.
Rachel: A taxi like this one. Taxi drivers on the night shift often work twelve to fourteen hours.
There aren't as many customers, so they work longer hours.
This is Gio. Gio drives a taxi at night— Gio, it's 6 A.M. How are you?
Gio: I'm doing OK.
Rachel: What time do you start work?
Gio: At midnight. And I finish work at noon.
Rachel: Wow. That's twelve hours! Is your job difficult?
Gio: No, it's pretty easy, really. Sometimes it's quiet, though. Everyone's sleeping at night.
Rachel: What do you do after work?
Gio: I sleep! I go home and sleep for ten hours!
Rachel: Ah, sleep. That sounds like a good idea— This is Rachel Park, saying \"good morning\" and \"good night\"!