[originaltext]W: Excuse me, I came to look at the apartment you have advertised

W: Excuse me, I came to look at the apartment you have advertised in the paper.
M: Fine. Do you smoke or drink?
W: No. Why?
M: We don’t allow that in our apartment. Are you a working girl?
W: I have a part-time job but I am a student. My parents are going to pay the rent.
M: OK. Let’s go and take a look. We have two actually, 102 and 103. They are both two-bedroom apartments.
W: Oh, I didn’t notice that in the advertisement. I’m going to be living alone. That’s too big.
M: We do have a one-bedroom apartment but that will be empty in a couple of weeks. 201.
W: Can I see that one now?
M: I think it’s OK. Miss Smith is out.
W: How much do you charge for rent?
M: $345 a month. And there’s one month deposit. Of course you get that back if the apartment is in good condition when you move out.
W: That’s a little more than I was planning on paying. I was thinking of $300 a month.
M: Here we are. Come in.
W: Oh, say, this is very nice. And it’s really light in here.
M: The phone, stove and refrigerator go with the apartment. You have to pay the bills, of course.
W: I really like it.
M: Well?
W: I think I’ll take it. It’s a little more expensive but it’s very convenient to go to the university.
M: Can you make a deposit today?
W: Yes. Will a hundred dollars do?
M: Fine.