[originaltext]M: Hello, Nancy. I know you are one of the few woman taxi drivers

M: Hello, Nancy. I know you are one of the few woman taxi drivers in the city now and you drive for a living. What make you want to become a taxi driver in the first place?
W: I took pride in driving well when I was young, for I had to wait until I had a car to learn to drive. When I finally learned, it was something I really enjoyed and still enjoy; I remember how smart that driver had seemed driving so well and dressed so neatly in their uniforms. And I thought I’d like to do that myself.
M: You really enjoy driving, I see. And how long have you been a taxi driver?
M: It has been quite some time already, hasn’t it?
W: Yeah.
M: Then, what did you find the most difficult about becoming a taxi driver?
W: I can still remember when I was learning to drive. It was scary. I did not yet know how to judge distance, and when a truck came near. It seemed like its wheel would just coming right over me. Anyway soon I learned to judge distance. I began looking ahead, stopped worrying about the truck which was moving on either side.
M: What’s the best part of your job?
W: I found that what I like the best about this job was being outdoors, seeing how the city changes from season to season, and there are places I’ve seen that I would probably never have seen in another job. And I love all kinds of weather. I’d like to leave the window down in a fine rain. And the beautiful sceneries, you know...