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Luyện nghe Speak English Around Town - (Lesson 24: Down on One's Luck)



Steve runs into his old friend Carl and asks how hes doing. Carl tells him that hes lost his job and hes got no money. Steve offers him a short-term job at his company.

Steve: Hi, Carl. Long time no see. How've you been?

Carl: Down on my luck! I got laid off six months ago, and now I'm flat broke.

Steve: Sorry to hear that. Is your wife still working?

Carl: Yes, but she's only making minimum wage.

Steve: It's hard to get by on that!

Carl: Tell me about it! We're so cash-strapped, we're going to need to sell our house.

Steve: What type of job are you looking for?

Carl: I'm exploring all avenues. Marketing, sales ...

Steve: I wish you'd told me earlier. We just hired a new marketing manager!

Carl: I wish I'd known about that job.

Steve: We still need some help in our sales department. It would only be short term, but it would help you get back on your feet.

Carl: I'm definitely interested.

Steve: The job does involve a lot of grunt work.

Carl: That's fine. Beggars can't be choosers.

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