Module 5, 5B, exercise 4, page 37.0:00
Painting so early in the morning.0:09
I was just coming round to see if you wanted to join me for a jog.0:12
Well, I wouldn't call it a good morning.0:16
Some kids graffitied all over my garage door last night and that's why I'm standing here with a paintbrush in my hand.0:18
I want to paint over the mess before my wife sees it.0:24
It'll only upset her.0:27
Has it happened to you yet?0:33
What do you mean yet?0:36
Well, the Thompsons had their fence graffitied a couple of days ago and I ran into Joe Smith last night at the petrol station and he told me that his garage door was graffitied last week.0:37
I had no idea we had such a problem on our hands.0:48
And we're going to have to think about what we can do to stop it.0:53
Maybe we could install surveillance cameras.0:56
Well, the same thought occurred to me this morning.0:59
But I don't think people in the street will go for the idea.1:01
Yes, maybe you're right.1:06
Well, what about a neighbourhood watch scheme then?1:08
My brother started one up in his street a few months ago and he tells me that it's been quite effective in cutting crime.1:11
Hey, that's a great idea.1:16
Do you think the other neighbors would go for it?1:18
Look, why don't we have a meeting at my place tonight to discuss the idea?1:22
I can pop round to the Thompsons and Smiths now to tell them to come over to my house about 6ish.1:25
And as soon as I finished here, I'll walk round the rest of the street and tell everyone.1:32
Now, do you need a hand painting that door?1:39
Thanks, Bob, it's fine.1:42
I've almost finished.1:43
Ok, well, see you tonight at six then.1:44
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