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Welcome back to English at work.
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Last time we heard Anna pitching her new plastic obey gene idea toe Paul in a left.
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He was on his way to a biscuit lovers convention and didn't have much time.
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She gave the perfect elevator pitch, but its downs a Paul to give her idea the go ahead.
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The problem is he seems to have gone missing tonight.
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Isn't pull supposed to be here today?
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Yes.
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He went to that biscuit Lovers convention yesterday, but he said he'd be back today.
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Maybe he's a liked with a pack of custard creams.
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I very funny, Tom.
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I'll give him a call now.
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Oh, that might be him.
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Hello?
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Tiptop trading.
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Oh, hello.
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Pulled everything okay?
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Oh, no.
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Oh, no.
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What?
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Denise, What's he saying?
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He choked on a biscuit of the convention honeys in hospital?
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Yes, Pool.
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That was Tom.
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You want to speak to Anna?
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I'll just get her Get better soon.
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Paul?
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Anna?
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Anna, It's Paul on the phone.
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He wants to speak to you.
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Sounds important.
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Me.
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All right.
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Can you transfer the call, please?
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Hello, Poll.
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Are you OK?
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Oh, not really.
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Damn.
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Garibaldi Biscuit got wedged in my throat ended up banging my head on a table, trying to get it out.
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Oh, dear.
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So you're not coming to work today?
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I'm afraid not.
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I need to rest for a few days.
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So I was wondering, in fact, I'm asking you, could you act up?
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I've told you before, Paul.
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I can't act or even sing.
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No, no, Anna, act up.
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I mean, do my job for a bid?
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Be the boss just for a day or two?
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No, be the boss.
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What?
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It's quite easy, really.
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Just check my diary and you'll see what needs doing.
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And if you have any problems, just just after knees.
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Thanks.
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That's great, Hannah, you've got a low skills to do Paul's job, maybe even Mawr.
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But you need to take charge and show who's boss.
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Oh, right.
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But what should I say?
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Well, don't be too bossy, but you could say if anyone has any issues about their work, please come and speak to me.
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Or I would like to have a meeting to discuss our work.
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Well, if there's anything you want to ask, my door is always open.
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That makes you sound like a very approachable boss.
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Good luck.
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Thanks.
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Great, Everyone.
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As you know, Paul has put me in charge for a while.
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Um, not being funny, Anna, but why you?
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I mean, I've been here the longest.
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Tom, if you have any issues about your work, please come and speak to me.
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Oh, right.
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Will, then, Anna.
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Congratulations on your promotion.
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I just wondered.
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Now you're in charge.
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Could not do a little less admin and a bit more selling.
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Let's see, Denise, I'd like to have a meeting soon to discuss all or work so we can talk about it then.
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Okay.
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Oh, yes.
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Thanks, Anna.
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Right then it's business as usual.
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And if there's anything you want to ask, my door is always open, right back to work.
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And, Tom, could I have a word in my office now, please?
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Excellent work, Anna.
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You're sounding like the boss already.
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Just don't start easing biscuits.
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Being in charge means being firm, but there keeping your cool.
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He's a reminder of some of the phrases Anna used.
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If anyone has any issues about their work, please come and speak to me.
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I would like to have a meeting to discuss our work.
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If there is anything you want to us.
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My door is always open.
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Legacy.
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Tom, could you please close the door?
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Her?
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I thought your door was always open.
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Not this time.
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I need to speak to you about this message in polls diary.
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All right.
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I see you need my help.
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What does it say?
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It's for two days time and it says Socrates, I pe si final.
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Oh, not that dozens.
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How good.
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Oh, dear.
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What could that mean?
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Could be trouble ahead.