(W) Good morning. May I help you, sir?

(M) Yes, I’m looking for Beckwith and Drum, the attorneys. I thought their office was in this building, but I can’t seem to find their name on the signboard. I must be in the wrong place.

(W) They used to have an office in this building, but they moved two blocks away to 215 W. 87th Street, suite 300. They are still using their old phone number if you want to call them.

(W) Walt, there’s a call for you on line 2. It’s the supply department about out paper order. He wants to confirm how many boxes of paper you want.

(M) Tell him I’ll call him right back. I’m reviewing applications for the sales position.

(W) Ok, but he needs to know today if he order is for 13 or 30 boxes. It says 30 on his form, but it’s a lot more than usual.

(M) Right. Tell him 30. We’ll be printing a lot of leaflets this month.

(M) Maybe we should meet tomorrow to discuss the results of the market survey. They’ve been gathering dust on my desk for weeks.

(W) Yes, we’ve been procrastinating, haven’t we? I’d like to come up with a strategic plan for the year before the next quarter. If we don’t do it soon, it’ll be too late.

(M) Good. How about at 10 in my office? I’ll print out the collated results for you.