TopNotch 2 Script 01

Unit 1 Have we met before? Scene 1 Video Script Mr. Evans introduces Marie to Ms. Novak, a new client. Mr. Evans: Marie, this is Ms. Novak. She’s from Chicago. Marie is our receptionist. Marie: It’s nice to meet ou. Ms. Novak: It’s nice to meet ou, too. Mr. Evans: I’ll get our tickets. Ms. Novak: !ou look ver familiar to me, Marie. Have we Have we met "efore# Marie: I don’t think so. No. Ms. Novak: $ell, I never forget a face. I’m sure I know ou from somewhere. I don’t look familiar to ou# Marie: I’m sorr. No. Ms. Novak: I know. $e met in Chicago. !ou were a waitress in a restaurant near the %rt Institute. Marie: I’ve I’ve never  never been to been to Chicago. Ms. Novak: Have ou Have ou ever driven a driven a ta&i in Egpt# Marie: No. Ms. Novak: 'h, ou were the pilot on a small airplane in China. !ou flew me over the (reat $all. Marie: No. Ms. Novak: Have ou Have ou ever gone snorkeling gone snorkeling in %ustralia# Marie: No. Ms. Novak: Driven a Driven a "us in )eru# Marie: No. Ms. Novak, I’m *uite sure we’ve we ’ve never  never met "efore. met "efore. I came here onl a ear ago from )aris. Ms. Novak: )aris# M sister, +aterina, lived there for a ear. Marie: +aterina# +aterina Novak# She lived with me Ms. Novak: 'f course !ou were in all the pictures she sent home. Marie: $hat a coincidence Ms. Novak: !ou see, I never forget a face.

Scene 2 Video Script Mr. Evans tries to come up with something Ms. Novak hasn’t seen or done in the cit. Mr. Evans: I have our tickets Ms Novak: -hank ou. id ou know that Marie knows m sister, +aterina# Mr. Evans: /eall# It’s a small world, isn’t it# So are ou going sightseeing "efore ou leave# Ms. Novak: No. I’m going "ack to the hotel to read. Mr. Evans: $hat# !ou’re visiting our great cit and ou’re not even going to see it# Ms Novak: I’ve come here once a month for eight ears. I’ve seen it all "efore. Mr. Evans: I’m sure I can think of something ou haven’t seen. Ms Novak: I think ou’re wrong. Mr. Evans: Have ou visited the /ile Museum of %rt# Ms. Novak: -went times. Mr. Evans: Have ou ever been to the top of the 'lson 0uilding# Ms. Novak: 1ust last month. Mr. Evans: Have ou eaten at %ndre’s Cafe# Ms. Novak: -wice. Mr. Evans: Ever been to Cold 0each# Ms. Novak: !es. Mr. Evans: Seen the Cit 'pera# Ms. Novak: !es. Mr. Evans: Tored the 1apanese (ardens# Ms. Novak: !es. Mr. Evans: !ou can’t have done everthing in this cit. Ms. Novak: I’m afraid it’s true. Mr. Evans: Have ou ever visited the Museum of Cheese# Ms. Novak: -here’s no Museum of Cheese. Mr. Evans: %ha It is reall ama2ing. Everone goes there. I can’t "elieve ou haven’t been there et Mane, could ou call the Museum of Cheese and reserve a ticket for Ms. Novak and me# Ms. Novak: !ou’re not serious. Mr. Evans: I am It’s at the corner of Seventh and 'ak I’ll see ou there at 3:44.

Ms. Novak: '+, I’ll see ou there -hank ou. (ood5"e, Marie. Mane: Sa hello to +aterina for me. 6Ms. Novak leaves.7 Marie: Mr. Evans, is there reall a Museum of Cheese at Seventh and 'ak# Mr. Evans8 It’s a wonderful little cheese shop. -he have ever kind of cheese. Some of it’s ver old, so, es, I’d sa it’s a museum of cheese. Ms. Novak will love it.