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Interviewer: What’s your name?
Nona: Nona.
I: What do you do for a living?
N: Uh, customer service, telecommunications.
I: Is that your dream job?
N: No.
I: If you had something else to do for a living, what would it be?
N: Not working in corporate America, doing something that made a difference in the world.
Interviewer: And what do you do for a living?
Diane: I’m a registered nurse.
I: And is that your dream job?
D: No, I dream of flying F16 fighter jets. That would be my dream job, to be a pilot.
Interviewer: What do you do for a living?
Jennifer: I’m a hairdresser.
I: Is that your dream job?
J: No.
I: What would your dream job be?
J: To have a restaurant. Be a chef.
I: Ah, so you must be a great cook.
J: I think so.
Interviewer: And what do you do for a living?
Mike: I own a construction company.
I: And is that your dream job?
M: No. Professional beach volleyball is my dream job.
I: And what do you do?
Jeanette: I’m a project manager.
I: And is that your dream job?
J: Absolutely not. My dream job is being a full-time mum.
I: And what do you do for a living?
Tony: I work as a project manager in a software company.
I: And is that your dream job?
T: No. But I’m too old to be a football player now.
I: And what do you do for a living?
Ninfa: I’m a lawyer.
I: Is that your dream job?
N: No.
I: What would your dream job be if you had one?
N: I’d like to be an explorer. Discover other, unknown islands.
I: What do you do?
Gail: I’m a research nurse manager. I work in genetic research, I uh, run projects for an organisation.
I: Is that your dream job?
G: Uh, my dream job? No, not really! My dream job would be to help people live a healthy lifestyle.
I: What do you do down here?
Josh: Uh, I do sales and marketing for a company that repairs airplane parts.
I: Is that your dream job?
J: Uh, no.
I: What would be your dream job?
J: Owning a bar and a restaurant.
I: So you could drink?
J: Hahaha, yeah.
I: For free.
J: There you go.
I: What do you do?
Richard: I work for a chemical company.
I: And is that your dream job?
R: No.
I: What would be your dream job?
R: Owning a hamburger joint.
I: What do you do for a living?
Ryan: I’m a park ranger.
I: Awesome! That sounds like a dream job.
R: It is pretty cool. I really enjoy it and I really uh, am, uh, lucky to, you know, have a job in these days, but I also really love what I do, so, I’m very lucky.
I: What do you do for a job?
Najla: Uh, I’m a veterinarian.
I: Another cool job!
N: Yeah, we did well. I do enjoy it.
I: Is… is that your dream job?
N: Uh, it’s tough, uhm…
R: It’s close. It’s a lot of heart-wrenching. SO, it’s a little hard for me. But I do enjoy it, I don’t think I’d trade it in for anything else.
I: So, if you had a choice to do anything else, what would you do?
N: Maybe be a permanent volunteer, but I can’t afford that.
R: ???
N: Yeah. Working with wildlife rather than cats and dogs.
I: And what do you do for a living?
Sandy: I’m actually a tour guide here.
I: Really?
S: Yeah. I work for a company that works with Carnival ships and we take the people around. Today I’m doing a South Beach city tour, and some other days I do a, uh, Everglades tour. And then we take them to the airport, so it’s a lot of fun.
I: That sounds like a lot of fun. That sounds like a dream job!
S: It is. It’s only a couple of days per week and it works out perfectly.
I: And what do you do?
Angelina: I’m a bartender.
I: Oh, awesome! Is that your dream job?
A: Uh, no. I’m also an entrepreneur. So I have little, little side jobs that I do: graphic design, marketing, public relations, that kind of thing.
I: And what do you do for a living?
Jesus: I’m a teacher.
I: What do you teach?
J: I teach Spanish and mathematics in an elementary school.
I: Very good. Is this your dream job?
J: Yup. Yup. Yup.
I: Great.
I: And what do you do for a living?
Gail: I’m a journalist.
I: And is that your dream job?
G: It is, actually.
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