[originaltext]W: Louis, what was your first job?M: The first job I had was a s

W: Louis, what was your first job?
M: The first job I had was a sales assistant in a shoe shop.
W: Tell me something about it, please.
M: When I was fifteen, I got my first job and I used to work every Saturday for maybe 8 hours and I used to earn 1 pound 77 pence per hour.
W: It doesn’t sound like very much.
M: No, in England now, the minimum I think is maybe 5 pounds.
W: It’s possibly true.
M: So by the time I’d got the bus to Bournemouth, the town, and bought my breakfast at McDonald’s, and then gone out for lunch and then got the bus home, I had no money left.
W: So you must have felt depressed.
M: Not really. At the time I got paid at the end of the month, I always thought I had money, because suddenly all this money would appear in my bank account, but then I would have already spent it all. Within the day of work.
W: Wow. How long did you work there then?
M: I worked all together in three different shoe shops. The first one I worked in for a year and then that one closed down, then they moved me to another one, the same company, and then from that one I moved to another one, but then I had to leave my job when I had to do my exams at school.
W: Your working experience sounds very exciting. Thanks a lot for sharing it with me.
12. What do we know about the man’s first job?
13. How did the man go to work?
14. What can be inferred from the conversation?
15. Why did the man stop working?