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W: It’s almost May Day holidays. Have you got a plan where to go?
M: I suppose I can go to Tibet, which is the place people throughout the world like to go to. But it will cost a lot.
W: I know you have got a part-time job. Perhaps you can earn some money for that.
M: The job doesn’t pay much, but my parents promised to offer me some. What about you?
W: Well, I am on the way. Can you give me some advice? I know you are a kind of traveler.
M: I am used to traveling by myself. But this time I hope you can be my company.
W: What about money?
M: One of my classmates has a job in a hotel on weekends, making beds and cleaning bathrooms. Soon she will have to finish her degree paper. If you don’t mind, you can take her place.
W: And then I can return the money to you?
M: Isn’t it a good idea?
W: That’s pretty good. I used to do some farm work for my parents when I was in high school. I think I can do it well enough. Maybe I can even keep the job, which will relieve my parents a lot.