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WOMAN: Hello, how may I help you?
MAN: Well, I’ve been seeing these yellow boxes in front of a lot of houses in my neighborhood. I just wondered what they were for. I noticed your phone number on all of them, so I called. Could you tell me about your business?
WOMAN: We do do recycling, but we’re not a business. Gaea’s Guardians is a non-profit group. We encourage recycling as a way of protecting the environment.
MAN: I don’t know. I mean it is a good idea. But I really don’t read the newspaper every day or anything.
WOMAN: And we don’t come collect newspaper every day! In fact, we only do pickups every other week.
MAN: Oh, well then maybe I could help. I mean in my neighborhood there’s too much rubbish lying around everywhere. I’d like to help out, I guess.
WOMAN: That’s great, sir. You’re doing the right thing. OK, I need to get your contact information. What is your name please?
MAN: Peter Wisrough.
WOMAN: Peter.. .how do you spell your last name? W-I-S-R-O-W?
MAN: No, actually it’s W-I-S-R-O-U-G-H.
WOMAN: Oh, I’m sorry. I’m a terrible speller.
MAN: You’re a good speller. It’s just that my family are terrible pronouncers!
WOMAN: You’re quite a card, Peter! OK, now what’s your address?
MAN: No. 168, Bridge Road. That’s here in London. How about if I have any questions?
WOMAN: I ’m sending you a copy of our booklet, too.The booklet has our phone number and our e-mail address, helpline@blackcat.com, that’s H-E-L-P-L-I-N-E at B-L-A-C-K-C-A-T dot com. But, I nearly forgot to ask, what’s your post code?
MAN: BS97PU.
WOMAN: PS97BU?
MAN: No. That’s B as in ’boy’ S-9-7-P as in ’Peter’-U.
MAN: So, I’m guessing those yellow boxes I saw are for recycled newspapers?
WOMAN: Yes, that is correct, and it’s free of charge.
MAN: Wow, that’s good news! Do you recycle anything besides newspaper?
WOMAN: Oh yes, we recycle most everything. Glass, plastic, paper...
MAN: Oh, so I can put like glass and plastic bottles in the box?
WOMAN: Sorry again. Things like that you have to bring to our collection centre.
MAN: And where is that?
WOMAN: Our main centre isn’t that far from you. It’s actually right on the East Side of Central Park.
MAN: That new blue building?
WOMAN: That’s the one!
MAN: Cool. Hey, what’s with all those different colored boxes outside that place?
WOMAN: Oh, that’s for the different materials we recycle. The blue is for metal, the green is for glass and plastics, and the yellow of course is for paper.
MAN: Hm, okay. I’ll try and manage to keep all that straight.
WOMAN: Oh no need, they’re each labeled.
MAN: Great. So which one would I put magazines in?
WOMAN: Actually, they don’t go in any of the bins. Unfortunately, magazines can’t be recycled because of the material they’re made of. It’s such a waste. So would you be interested in volunteering?
MAN: Um, I’ll think about it. Could you send me some more info?
WOMAN: Absolutely. Along with the newspaper box, I’ll be sending you our booklet, "Savvy", that is S-A-double V-Y. It tells you about what you can do to protect the environment in your daily life. Plus it lists things you can do as a volunteer with our group.
MAN: Hey, that’s cool, thanks!
WOMAN: My pleasure. Do you have any other questions or concerns?
MAN: Nope, that’s it!