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so ann00:00:04
how did your meeting with mr stevens and00:00:06
the montex representative go00:00:09
quite quite well actually it was very00:00:12
interesting00:00:13
did they come to any agreement for the00:00:16
moment00:00:17
montrax is going to print 3 000 copies00:00:20
of our next series of cookbooks mr00:00:23
stevens wants to give them a00:00:25
a trial run and see how they work00:00:28
if they meet their deadlines and price00:00:31
competitively he'll sign on for for00:00:34
larger deals in the future00:00:36
we're hoping to optimize our work and00:00:40
drive down costs a little and00:00:43
the publishing market is in a deep00:00:45
crisis00:00:47
readership is dropping rapidly which00:00:50
is driving down sales at the same time00:00:54
production costs are increasing because00:00:57
of foreign rights acquisition00:00:59
as well as distribution costs as a00:01:01
matter of fact i00:01:03
i haven't bought many books recently00:01:07
tell me rachel does this crisis also00:01:10
affect us here at pilgrim certainly00:01:14
the negative trends of the market are00:01:16
felt throughout the sector00:01:18
beginning with those who work in it00:01:22
in any case i'm optimistic and i'm sure00:01:25
this00:01:26
is just a passing crisis and that the00:01:28
publishing sector will soon recover00:01:31
that's probably what what gary wanted to00:01:33
talk to me about this morning00:01:36
i saw him and he said that he had00:01:38
something00:01:39
very important to tell me aha00:01:43
what why are you making that face00:01:48
no it's it's nothing anne00:01:51
it's just that00:02:05
it's just that i don't trust gary00:02:08
he's a latin lover and full of himself00:02:13
he chases all of the pretty girls around00:02:16
here00:02:17
and you are just his latest victim00:02:22
look rachel i'm perfectly capable of00:02:25
looking after myself00:02:27
i only have a working relationship with00:02:29
gary and that's how it's going to stay00:02:32
sorry anne i i certainly didn't mean to00:02:35
offend you00:02:36
i'm quite aware that you are an00:02:38
intelligent young woman00:02:40
who can keep men like gary at a distance00:02:44
in any case i just wanted to warn you00:02:48
i'm sure you'll agree with me once you00:02:51
get to know him00:02:54
uh right ann00:02:58
are you ready for your next telephone00:02:59
call oh yes00:03:02
okay uh you need to get in touch with mr00:03:05
bradford00:03:06
he's a great author who has worked with00:03:08
us for years00:03:09
he's um he's quite friendly and he's00:03:11
quite a wizard at the stove00:03:13
he opened a restaurant a few years ago00:03:15
but he sold it to move on to writing00:03:17
cookbooks00:03:18
he knows a thousand tricks in the00:03:20
kitchen and he can make anything taste00:03:22
great00:03:23
even tomato soup come on stop it gary00:03:26
i've only had half a sandwich today and00:03:29
hearing about00:03:30
tasty treats is is driving me crazy00:03:33
i know i know speaking of eating when00:03:36
are we going to have dinner together00:03:39
you don't know when to quit do you00:03:42
enough joking around um let me give00:03:46
the kitchen superman a call okay okay00:03:49
but don't forget to pay him compliments this00:03:51
guy just eats them up00:03:59
hello good morning this is anne baxter00:04:01
from pilgrim publishing00:04:03
please may i speak to mr bradford00:04:06
oh mrs bradford hello i've heard a lot00:04:10
about your husband00:04:12
he's quite the chef isn't he00:04:17
yes yes i also enjoy cooking but00:04:20
i'm not in the same league of course00:04:24
well i'm calling to propose a new00:04:27
cookbook series to mr bradford00:04:30
we're going to be taking it to press00:04:32
soon00:04:33
okay yes thank you yes i'll hold00:04:42
good morning mr bradford hello this is00:04:44
anne baxter from pilgrim publishing00:04:47
first of all congratulations00:04:50
you're a legend around here00:04:55
but as i was telling your wife i'm00:04:57
calling to see if you're interested in00:05:00
participating in a new cookbook series00:05:02
that00:05:05
yes yes i know that you've always spoken00:05:07
to gary reynolds but00:05:09
but i'm the new colleague who's been00:05:11
assigned to this project00:05:14
i beg your pardon well excuse me mr00:05:18
bradford but i don't understand00:05:21
why you consider mr reynolds to be more00:05:24
competent than myself00:05:26
in any case if you'd like to speak to00:05:28
him00:05:29
hold on a moment i'll put you through00:05:36
hey mark how are you yeah00:05:40
i think you upset anne our new intern oh00:05:43
she's a fantastic colleague diligent and00:05:46
uh hard working00:05:48
yeah let's set up a meeting so you can00:05:50
meet her you'll be very impressed00:05:53
she's also a great cook00:05:57
in the meantime i'll send you a detailed00:06:00
outline of the project00:06:02
okay and we'll see each other tuesday at00:06:06
1000:06:07
okay right bye mark00:06:11
well what a pleasant person he is00:06:15
oh come on anne don't let him get to you00:06:18
mr bradford is just a little00:06:20
shy with those he doesn't know but00:06:22
you'll see00:06:23
he's quite a lot of fun once you've met00:06:25
him um00:06:27
why don't we take a short break how00:06:30
about00:06:32
a little fun on the telephone i need to00:06:35
relax00:06:36
and have a good laugh okay but00:06:39
uh who should we call i know00:06:42
let's call my flatmate alice00:06:45
she's always looking for new boyfriends00:06:47
and you could pretend to be00:06:50
a friend of jax the other flatmate00:06:53
saying that you saw a picture of her00:06:55
and that you'd love to meet her okay but00:06:57
but she isn't going to get angry with me00:06:59
is she no we'll tell her it was just a joke00:07:09
[Applause]00:07:12
hello is that alice00:07:17
this is gary and i'm calling because00:07:21
uh well i'm a little shy and uh00:07:24
i'm a friend of jax and yesterday he00:07:27
he showed me a picture of you and well00:07:31
i think you're pretty cute hello00:07:35
could you speak up the line is terrible00:07:38
uh yes uh i'm also having problems uh00:07:42
this line must be congested00:07:45
uh my name is gary and i'd like to get00:07:48
to know you a little better00:07:49
what who are you uh00:07:53
i'm a friend of jax and and yesterday i00:07:56
saw a picture of you how could that be what00:07:59
picture00:08:00
don't raise your voice with me alice00:08:03
in the picture there were three people00:08:06
one00:08:07
was jack one was an ugly girl00:08:12
and then a very beautiful lady and00:08:15
jack told me it was you uh hold on uh00:08:18
while i put you through to a friend of00:08:20
mine who doesn't agree with me about the00:08:22
ugly girl00:08:26
hello who's speaking this is alice00:08:30
and i urgently need to speak with the00:08:33
other guy00:08:34
i think his name is gary uh i'm afraid i00:08:37
can't hear you00:08:38
could you speak up i said i urgently00:08:42
need to speak with gary00:08:44
oh i'm afraid gary's very busy at the00:08:47
moment00:08:48
if you'd like an appointment i i can fit00:08:52
you in the beginning of next month00:08:55
what you are joking aren't you00:08:58
i told you i need to speak with him00:09:00
immediately00:09:02
alice it's anne00:09:06
it's a joke and you fell for it00:09:09
completely00:09:10
and you just get the hell out of me what00:09:13
a stupid joke00:09:14
okay maybe it was a stupid joke but you00:09:17
bought it00:09:18
hook line and sinker00:09:39
hi em have you got a moment i just have00:09:42
to show you a few things00:09:43
alice how many times have i told you to00:09:45
call before you come and visit me at the00:09:47
office00:09:48
if my boss finds out i'll be in trouble00:09:50
oh yes i know00:09:51
you're right i'm sorry anyway you are on00:09:55
your coffee break00:09:56
and i just need some advice i'm going00:09:59
out with philip tonight00:10:01
you know the handsome guy i met at the00:10:03
library last week oh00:10:04
i told you about him didn't i i don't00:10:06
know alice i've lost count00:10:09
every week there's a different guy and00:10:11
what's so important about him that you00:10:12
couldn't wait to see me00:10:15
what if i wear this tonight00:10:20
it's nice red suits you really hm00:10:23
but if i wear this i'll have to find the00:10:25
right black shawl00:10:27
by the way can you lend me the one you00:10:30
bought last saturday alice it's brand00:10:32
new00:10:33
i haven't even worn it yet come on and i00:10:36
told you that this date is really00:10:38
important to me00:10:41
okay what00:10:44
if i wore this one that's pretty too00:10:48
yes but if i wear this one00:10:51
it would go better with your blue hat00:10:53
could you lend it to me00:10:55
oh please end oh alice no not that one00:10:58
it was a present from my sister i'm very00:11:01
attached to it00:11:02
oh please anne come on help me please00:11:05
okay okay it's impossible to pick you00:11:08
out of anything anyway00:11:10
but if i'd known you were going to00:11:11
borrow my entire wardrobe i would have00:11:13
immediately told you i was very busy00:11:15
thanks ann you're the best yeah okay i'm00:11:17
going now00:11:19
um by the way what would you00:11:22
say if i told you i had broken your00:11:25
camera you done00:11:26
what oh come on ann i'm joking00:11:30
oh i think work is making you just a00:11:32
little bit too nervous00:11:34
bye yes uh to be honest00:11:37
i am a bit worried profits are down00:11:40
eight percent00:11:41
over the last few months and just00:11:44
yesterday i read an article in uh in in media00:11:47
world00:11:48
that confirmed my suspicions forecasts00:11:51
for the publishing market00:11:52
are are quite pessimistic and the00:11:55
general feeling00:11:56
is that things are going to continue to00:12:00
go downhill based on current trends the00:12:02
next five years00:12:04
could see a further drop of 20 percent00:12:08
if we leave out best sellers and fiction00:12:11
then the entire publishing market has00:12:14
taken a direct hit00:12:16
or better is in a downward spiral00:12:19
but what about sales for the moment00:12:22
they're stationary but00:12:24
we won't be able to improve them in fact00:12:26
we'll have to stop publication of00:12:29
our encyclopedias of history and art00:12:32
history with awful consequences for those00:12:35
working on these projects00:12:37
are you saying that we'll have to lay00:12:39
people off no00:12:40
no not for the moment but if things00:12:43
continue00:12:44
like they are we will have to let some00:12:47
of our people go00:12:48
oh my god there must be something we can00:12:51
do to keep from cutting staff i'm meeting00:12:54
with uh mr stevens this afternoon to00:12:56
discuss the situation we're going to00:12:59
focus00:13:00
on uh new objectives for the company in00:13:03
both marketing and sales00:13:06
perhaps we will develop a new line of00:13:09
economic paperbacks which might help00:13:11
sales00:13:12
but the other publishers are already00:13:15
doing that successfully00:13:17
i think we'll need to develop new00:13:19
products to encourage new market00:13:21
opportunities00:13:22
well said billy uh i've already got an00:13:25
idea to suggest00:13:26
it won't resolve all of our problems but00:13:29
it could00:13:30
bring about some interesting00:13:31
developments and what might this new00:13:33
idea be00:13:34
well anna are you in there hey00:13:37
you i'm looking for my friend anne is00:13:40
she with you00:13:41
and surprise uh00:13:44
and hello come back to earth someone's00:13:47
looking for you00:13:49
alice uh what are you doing here00:13:52
well i came to see where you work at00:13:55
could you give me a tour00:13:58
sorry these are your colleagues00:14:05
with long faces uh you always like this00:14:09
we need a little fun to lighten things00:14:11
up in here00:14:12
why don't you invite them to the party00:14:14
this evening00:14:16
no no no no no really i don't think00:14:20
well today is really not a good time to00:14:22
be talking about parties00:14:24
why don't you come back some other time00:14:26
and perhaps warn me in advance perhaps00:14:29
bye-bye alice00:14:32
[Music]00:14:36
yes yes mr jones the collection is00:14:40
divided into thematic volumes00:14:43
your volume will be the first uh dealing00:14:46
with starters00:14:48
that's right yes00:14:51
recipes should be written clearly and00:14:53
precisely00:14:56
i'm not sure i agree with you there00:14:58
ingredients should be written separately00:15:00
directly under the title of each dish00:15:04
okay i'll expect your first installment00:15:07
next week then00:15:09
all right goodbye mr jones goodbye00:15:18
excuse me gary has mr bradford got in00:15:22
touch yet00:15:27
gary hello00:15:31
i asked you a question could you answer00:15:33
please00:15:34
uh what's up man i'm sorry i'm i'm00:15:37
writing the contracts to send out to the00:15:39
authors have you spoken to mr bradford00:15:41
yet00:15:42
uh no could you give him a call i'm00:15:44
really very busy at the moment00:15:46
okay could you at least tell me where00:15:49
you are with him00:15:50
has he sent us the materials00:15:54
gary hello gary00:15:58
uh what please can you tell me what is00:16:02
so entertaining about drawing up00:16:04
contracts00:16:05
why because you're glued to your00:16:07
computer and you keep00:16:09
laughing like a fool ah i'm just in a00:16:11
good mood today00:16:13
come on gary i'm not stupid00:16:16
what are you doing00:16:20
okay you've caught me out i'm chatting00:16:23
it's great fun would you like to give it00:16:24
a try00:16:27
no thank you very much and you shouldn't00:16:29
be chatting at work anyway00:16:32
mr stevens might notice now why would he00:16:35
if he walks in the door i'll just close00:16:36
the window and continue typing up the00:16:38
contracts00:16:39
and relax let's chat a bit together00:16:44
no i'm afraid i can't somebody needs to00:16:47
work around here00:16:49
now could you explain how i should00:16:51
proceed with this00:16:52
you spoke to mr bradford so could you00:16:55
give me some details on your agreement00:16:58
uh yes he should have sent some00:17:00
materials in two days ago but we still00:17:02
haven't received anything yet give him a00:17:04
call and see where he's at with those00:17:08
[Applause]00:17:15
hello mr bradford this is anne baxter00:17:18
from pilgrim publishing00:17:21
hello um we are still waiting for the00:17:24
materials you should have sent00:17:25
us two days ago i just wanted to know if00:17:28
you were having problems00:17:33
well what does the index have to do with00:17:34
it i'm afraid i don't understand00:17:38
no it's just i wasn't aware that00:17:42
no i don't think what could could you00:17:44
just hold on a second00:17:47
hey mark this is gary no no no don't00:17:50
worry everything's just fine and uh just00:17:52
didn't know00:17:54
have you finished the index then okay00:17:57
great00:17:58
uh we'll expect your email then okay bye00:18:01
mark00:18:03
i hate you gary if you spent a little00:18:07
time filling me in instead of chatting on00:18:10
your computer i might just know what's00:18:12
going on around here00:18:14
what oh00:18:18
[Music]00:18:21
i've called you in today to bring you up00:18:23
to speed on our new cookbook series00:18:26
ann's going to take notes from which00:18:28
will then develop00:18:29
a detailed outline of the work in00:18:31
progress00:18:32
and then set the deadlines so gary00:18:37
which authors have we contacted we've00:18:39
got in touch with00:18:40
jones bradford smith fox and00:18:43
grant unfortunately we haven't been able00:18:45
to contact tchaikovsky00:18:47
i think he's abroad at the moment00:18:49
charwat00:18:51
i'm sorry um could you spell that for me00:18:54
please gary00:18:55
certainly c h a k00:18:58
o s w s k i is one of our russian00:19:01
collaborators couldn't we get in touch00:19:04
with parker in his place00:19:06
what do you think he's worked with us in00:19:08
the past00:19:09
it's a good idea unfortunately i haven't00:19:11
got his number00:19:12
i think i have it in my old appointment00:19:15
book00:19:16
let me just make a note of that so i00:19:17
don't forget00:19:21
what's the news on the contribution so00:19:23
far have the authors00:19:24
started sending in material yes and00:19:27
i've already begun editing the first00:19:29
batch excellent anne00:19:32
you'll also have to take care of00:19:33
researching the images00:19:36
when you've got those you can send them00:19:38
along00:19:39
to the graphics department for page00:19:42
insertion00:19:43
let's move on to the typography rachel00:19:46
have you seen the first batch of proofs00:19:48
we got from montex today00:19:50
yes mr stevens great work i must say00:19:53
it seems to me that they've done an00:19:55
excellent job good00:19:57
so it looks like we can trust them with00:19:58
this edition00:20:00
let's get a bid in immediately take note00:20:03
of that rachel00:20:04
yes mr stevens i'll call them as soon as00:20:07
we finish this meeting00:20:09
one last thing we haven't found a title00:20:13
for this series do you have any ideas00:20:19
come on use your imagination00:20:24
i want something original00:20:28
something catchy00:20:32
nothing okay00:20:36
then that's your first task00:20:40
do some brainstorming to come up with00:20:42
some ideas00:20:43
and then we'll go through them together00:20:46
why the long faces there's nothing to00:20:50
worry about00:20:52
you're a great team i'm sure you'll00:20:54
think of something interesting00:20:57
okay gary did you get that email00:21:02
problem fixed yes i did uh i set up a00:21:04
new account for you00:21:05
you only have to create a new username00:21:07
and password00:21:09
how do i do that i'm hopeless with00:21:11
computers00:21:12
i know you are in fact by now i've lost00:21:14
all hope with you00:21:16
but you really do need to try to learn i00:21:18
mean00:21:19
email and internet are indispensable in00:21:22
this day and age00:21:23
i know i know gary you don't ever get00:21:26
tired of repeating that00:21:28
i must admit i'm a luddite how i00:21:31
miss the days when you wrote letters by00:21:33
hand00:21:34
and visited the library to do research00:21:39
everything's changed now i think i've00:21:42
done well00:21:43
to learn to send and receive emails00:21:47
speaking of emails um i noticed what you00:21:50
were writing to the authors and if00:21:52
you'll permit me rachel00:21:53
your emails are much too stuffy and00:21:55
formal00:21:56
they don't fit in at all with internet00:21:58
jargon what are you saying00:22:00
i'll give you an example00:22:05
uh when you start off an email00:22:08
you use we'd like to inform you that00:22:12
it's quite old-fashioned you know it's00:22:14
better to write00:22:16
did you know that or another example00:22:19
when you need to make an excuse you00:22:21
begin we regret to inform you that00:22:24
it's much better to use something like00:22:27
unfortunately we can't00:22:29
it's less formal but at the same time00:22:32
more professional00:22:33
email needs to be kept simple and to the00:22:35
point use abbreviations00:22:37
as often as possible and keep phrases00:22:39
short if you're writing to someone you00:22:42
know well you can even add an emoticon it's always00:22:45
a pleasure to get one00:22:46
an emoticon what the devil is00:22:49
that you're so old school rachel00:22:52
emoticons are those little faces that00:22:54
you can make using keyboard characters00:22:56
that00:22:57
show how you're feeling at the time okay00:23:00
okay professor i'll try to simplify00:23:04
and use a more colloquial tone when00:23:07
writing00:23:08
perhaps i'll even put in a smiley00:23:11
it's not difficult you'll see just let00:23:13
the magic of the internet transport you00:23:16
but remember to use netiquette you're00:23:18
talking like a computer manual00:23:21
what is netiquette it's good manners00:23:24
on the internet it's the rules of the00:23:26
road of the network00:23:27
rachel rachel rachel you really do need00:23:30
to get some practice don't you00:23:33
i've got an idea why don't you let me00:23:35
sign you up for a forum00:23:37
that way you can learn the rules of the00:23:40
road and the lingo as you surf00:23:43
speaking of which do you like music00:23:47
music yes very much so00:23:51
great then i'll add podcasting sites to00:23:53
your favorites00:23:55
so you can download podcasts and00:23:58
maybe even burn them to disk and stop00:24:02
gary oh you're driving me crazy00:24:05
i don't understand a word besides00:24:09
email i have no desire to learn any of00:24:12
it00:24:13
none of it do you understand00:24:18
would would you like00:24:21
something to eat00:24:25
okay we have long eat00:24:28
would you like something to eat00:24:32
i don't think i00:24:36
don't think okay00:24:40
i can't eat anything00:24:45
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playing volleyball this is val00:26:10
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their dog are they playing volleyball00:26:22
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country you can say they are or you can00:26:52
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to buy it okay00:27:34
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they bought that house although it was00:27:49
old number three00:27:52
our cousin and her spouse00:27:55
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your husband or your wife spouse00:28:02
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accountants so you can link00:28:13
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accountants00:28:20
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people for the project00:28:27
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project00:28:32
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enough people for the project that means00:28:38
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has found as many as many people00:28:42
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and two pairs of trousers00:28:53
trousers that mean pants okay uh the00:28:56
long one00:28:58
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trousers00:29:02
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accountants00:29:12
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project and number five i would buy00:29:17
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to the supermarket00:29:38
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apples and potatoes00:29:49
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apples and potatoes00:29:56
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and an envelope00:30:03
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an envelope sure00:30:10
sure no problem00:30:15
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library to borrow some00:30:32
books i'm going to the library to borrow00:30:35
some boobs00:30:37
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there00:30:43
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