title:Do you like sports?

Conversation text:

Mario: [intercom sounds] Yes, Natasha?

Natasha: (from intercom) Mr. Verdi, the internship candidates are here.

Mario: Wonderful. Send in the first candidate, please.

Susan: Hello.

Danielle: Hello.

Mario: You must be Susan Ahn.

Susan: Yes.

Mario: I'm Mario Verdi, account director.

Susan: Nice to meet you, Mr. Verdi.

Danielle: Hi, and I'm Danielle Derby, design director.

Susan: Nice to meet you.

Danielle: Nice to meet you. Thank you.

Mario: You have a very impressive resume, Susan. Tell us about yourself.

Susan: Well, Mr. Verdi, I'm creative and I think that my artistic style would fit in well here.

Danielle: I see you're quite skilled with computers.

Susan: Yes. I know all the main design programs.

And I'm actually designing a website for my father's business, and I'm taking a 3-D software course this summer.

Danielle: Excellent! But won't you be too busy for an internship?

Susan: Oh, no. I love being busy.

Danielle: Great.

Mario: Do you have any sales experience?

Susan: I worked at a retail store last summer.

Mario: Do you like sports?

Susan: Sports? Uh, well, not really. I'm not very good at them.

Danielle: Neither am I.

Mario: Susan, we do a lot of advertising for sporting goods.

Would you be interested in working on those accounts?

Susan: Of course! Mr. Verdi, I would love working on any account.

I just want to learn all about the business.

Mario: And in three words, how would you describe yourself?

Susan: Creative, organized, and professional.

Mario: Well, OK, good. I think we have enough to go on for now.

We'll let you know either way. Thanks for coming in.

Susan: Thank you.

Danielle: Thank you. It's a pleasure to meet you!

Susan: Thank you.

Mario: Bye-bye (into intercom) Natasha, send in the next candidate, please (knocks) Come in.

Scott: Hi. I'm Scott Robbins.

Mario: Hi. Mario Verdi, account director.

Scott: Great to meet you.

Mario: Nice to meet you.

Danielle: Hi, I'm Danielle Derby, design director.

Scott: Nice to meet you.

Danielle: Nice to meet you, too.

Scott: Wow. Look at this. I love this company's work.

It's very cool stuff. It's the best. Really.

Mario: Well, hey, thanks, Scott! Sit down.

Scott: Sure.

Mario: So, what do you see yourself doing here?

Scott: Well, I love sports, and l love marketing, and I can sell anything.

Mario: How are you with numbers?

Scott: I enjoy working with numbers, Mario.

Mario: So, you think you'd make a good salesman?

Scott: I do.

Mario: Why?

Scott: Well, I'd make a good salesman because I can quickly calculate percentages and then convince people why they should hire us.

Mario: Good, good. OK, OK, yeah, I'm done. Danielle?

Danielle: Tell me about your computer skills, Scott.

Scott: Danielle, I enjoy working with computers.

I wouldn't want to be in front of one all day, but I don't mind using them.

Danielle: Well, what design software programs do you know?

Would you be able to create a banner ad for a web page?

Scott: I could try. I don't mind trying new things because I'm a very fast learner.

Danielle: And, in three words, how would you describe yourself?

Scott: Simply - The - Best.

Mario: Great. Thanks for coming in. We'll let you know either way.

Scott: Great.

Danielle: Bye-bye.

Scott: Thank you.

Mario: l like that kid.

Danielle: I thought he was too much.

I can't stand that salesman personality thing.

Mario: I think our sports clients would like someone with that kind of confidence.

Danielle: Maybe. But not all our accounts are sports accounts.

Mario: So, you prefer Susan?

Danielle: Yes. She's creative, level-headed, and seems hardworking and reliable.

Mario: Yeah, but she's not interested in sales.

Danielle: No, I guess not. But I don't think Scott knows anything about design.

Mario: What do we do?

Danielle: I have an idea.

Susan: Very good, very good. All right, you're like a kung fu master! OK?

You are a kung fu master! Bring it up.

You are like a tenth-degree black belt.

Nobody can touch you. Bruce Lee has nothing on you, OK?

All right? OK, now, let's bring it down, OK, you're,... you're a bush. You're serene