One friend is telling the other about his busy schedule.
一個(gè)人在告訴他的朋友他有多忙。
A: Hi, Kim. How’s it going? I’ve got a problem.
B: What’s bothering you Stone? You look stressed.
A: I always bite off more than I can chew. I agreed to speak at an international conference in Shanghai next Monday. Now I won’t be able to do it.
B: Why not? What happened?
A: I’m going to Beijing that day. I have an important speech and TV interview there. I forgot all about it. I don’t have the heart to tell the conference now. It’s the second time I’ve done this. How can I save face? I feel terrible.
B: Don’t worry about it. They’d have to search high and low to find a better speaker. And they know it. They need someone who can speak good English and Chinese.
A: Thank you. But I doubt that. I’m sure they’d prefer someone who keeps his word. I’ve got to talk to my assistant. He’s always messing up my schedule!
B: Forget it. They know you’re not leading them on. They’ll ask you again, I’m sure. These things happen. You’re a busy guy.
A: Thanks for saying that, Kim. I feel a lot better.
B: That’s what friends are for. Besides, I’m sure it’s not easy being so famous!