Unit 2.7, exercise 1B, page 48.0:00
I see your favourite cafe is in trouble, Mary.0:10
It's been closed, apparently.0:16
It seems they had a visit from the food inspectors and they didn't like what they found.0:18
Was it dirty or something?0:25
The place was crawling with mice.0:28
The inspectors said it's the worst case they've ever seen.0:31
I don't believe that.0:34
I've always found the bistro to be spotlessly clean and their sandwiches are fantastic.0:36
Well, I don't suppose you've ever seen the kitchen, have you?0:42
That's where the inspectors found the problem.0:46
You mean they actually saw mice in the kitchen?0:49
But they found plenty of evidence.0:53
You know, mouse droppings and so on.0:55
So does that mean the cafe's closed for good?1:00
The owners have been given one month to clean the place up and make sure no mice can get in again.1:05
They have to pay a big fine as well.1:11
Well, whatever they do, I don't think I'll be going back there.1:16
It's a shame, isn't was one of the few places where you could get a cup of coffee without having to pay a fortune.1:20
A large coffee for only 70 pence is almost unheard of these days.1:29
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