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None: Hello?
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LPC: I'm calling about the job.
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LPC: About the job? About the cooking job, position?
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LPC: Yes.
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LPC: Oh, you're sorry to be there.
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LPC: Well, I'm good.
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LPC: Okay.
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LPC: So, can I send a resume and keep it on file?
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LPC: Sure. Send it over to Florence Avenue.
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LPC: that's Downey, California.
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LPC: 9024.
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LPC: Okay. Is it okay if I just bring the application in?
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LPC: Sure, you can bring it in.
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LPC: Okay.
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LPC: Okay. I got some different things I cook. I use a chafing dish. I have sterno.
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LPC: Maybe I could just bring it all and... give you a little demonstration. How's that sound?
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LPC: Uhhh... The resume will be fine. Just the resume. You can go ahead and drop it off.
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LPC: Just the resume?
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LPC: Yes, please.
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LPC: Uhhh..... Would you accept a muffin at all, just as a sample?
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LPC: So you get a feel for what I do?
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LPC: Uh... Sure. Yeah, you can bring one.
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LPC: Okay. And uhh... I make this jungle juice... stuff. It's real real good.
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LPC: So maybe you can give that a...
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LPC: Okay.
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LPC: try.
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LPC: Okay.
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LPC: What kind of hours are you looking for?
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LPC: We open at four, so we're late hours.
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LPC: The kitchen we usually done by 12, 30.
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LPC: I'm in the halfway house and I have to be back at 11.
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LPC: Okay.
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LPC: Could we work that out somehow?
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LPC: Uh... Well, first of all the position's already filled, so that would actually be... something
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LPC: that would have to be dealt with in the future if we do decide to go with anybody else.
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LPC: But I have quite a few people on the list that are still waiting also. So you'd have to...
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LPC: Just drop off your resume, and then... umm.... I'll have it on file and if anything changes with these other applicants that I had already,
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LPC: uh... then... umm... I'll... I'll have your information on file.
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LPC: Hey, I'm not a quitter.
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LPC: I'm in a halfway house, but I'm bound and determined, partner.
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LPC: Okay, okay, buddy.
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LPC: I got sterno, I got a chafing dish, I got all kinds of stuff I can heat up.
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LPC: Okay. Well, we have all our equipment here, so... But just go ahead and uhh... send in or bring your resume.
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LPC: Buddy, I'm in a halfway house.
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LPC: right now.
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LPC: Okay.
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LPC: Can't you help me out?
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LPC: Uhh... well... Like I said, right now I... already have a lot of applicants that we already went through and interviewed.
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LPC: so that ad was like a month old.
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LPC: Oh.
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LPC: Well let me give you a nacho, and you can taste it, and you can see that I've got what it takes.
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LPC: Well, you're telling me you're going to bring me a nacho.
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LPC: You're going to remember when my mom runs the kitchen, so you're going to be...
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LPC: If anybody that's working here is going to be working under my mom,
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LPC: and I doubt that anybody makes better nachos than my mom.
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LPC: No more.
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LPC: like that. But, like what I said, go ahead and send in your resume, and I'll have it on file.
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LPC: And if anything changes with these other thirty-five applicants that I have on file, I'll have your application.
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LPC: Are you just being macho or what?
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LPC: Am I being macho?
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LPC: I love, but you know what? How about if you just forget about your dollar's number, okay?
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LPC: I'm- Don't send your resume... Don't send your
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LPC: resume. Forget about it. This is not a place for you to be working at-
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LPC: 'Hey, c'mon! Give me a shot!' ------------------------------
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LPC: Hey, this is Troy with those nachos. What's going on, dude?
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LPC: Uh, not much, but you know what what? Uh, uh, uh... Your demeanor is not something that I would actually have as an employee, so... umm... I'm not looking for anybody with your kind of demeanor to be working here at a family establishment.
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LPC: I can barely hear you. You got a bad connection. But umm... Just try my nachos real quick.
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LPC: Actually, no. You know what? Like I told you before, like I said earlier, your demeanor is not something that would be acceptable here at a family restaurant.
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LPC: Why?
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LPC: Especially a cop bar.
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LPC: this is a cop. This is what we are here. All cops. So, do these stuff in favor.
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LPC: lose this humber. Don't ever call it again. Next time you call it's gonna be borderline harassment.
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LPC: And I would not like to... for me to wake up some of my buddies over here. And make sure they trace this phone call-
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LPC: Hey. Hey. -and find out who this is.
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LPC: Cops love me. They love my muffins, everything.
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LPC: Okay, well not here in this place. Alright? Oh no?
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LPC: Have a good day, buddy. Lose his number. I'll call it again.
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LPC: What number is this? So I can make sure I get rid of it. What is the number? So I can make sure I get rid of it.
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LPC: What is the number?
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LPC: You... You know the number you're calling. Don't call it again.
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LPC: What about my resume?
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LPC: The number you just dialed. That's the number you need to avoid.
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LPC: I can barely hear you, man.
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LPC: Wh... What is your name again?
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LPC: This is Troy.
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LPC: Troy... What is the last name?
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LPC: I'm the best. What's the pay like? What's the-
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LPC: What is your last name, Troy?
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LPC: Wolf.
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LPC: Wolf?
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LPC: Yeah.
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LPC: Okay, Troy Wolf. Do yourself a favor.
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LPC: I'm assuming you said your from a halfway house right?
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LPC: Right.
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LPC: So that would mean probably that you don't have a cell phone.
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LPC: So this phone number that is coming up on my caller ID, I'm assuming that it's from your halfway house.
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LPC: That's right.
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LPC: Correct?
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LPC: Right.
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LPC: Okay.
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LPC: so.... when you hang up, the next phone call that I'll be making is to the halfway house
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LPC: and I'm going to making a complaint to you-
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LPC: No.
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LPC: Mr. Troy Wolf or somebody else that's sitting there that's harassing this particular telephone number that I'm calling.
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LPC: And... uh... 213 number, I'm thinking that you're somewhere in LA,
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LPC: Correct?
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LPC: So, LAPD will be... investigating, and finding out who's calling... one of their bars and harassing the patrons here-
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LPC: So do yourself a favor Mr. Troy Wolf.
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LPC: Don't call this number again.
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LPC: Don't call this number again.
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LPC: I'm gonna repeat it one more time.
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LPC: Do not call this number again.
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LPC: Do you understand me?
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LPC: Just take my resume and my nacho and-
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LPC: No, no.
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LPC: Give me a chance.
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LPC: Have- Have a good day.
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LPC: I'm Troy Woof.
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LPC: Okay, Troy Wolf.
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LPC: Don't call me back.
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LPC: Don't do it.
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LPC: I'm going to do it if you keep.
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LPC: Don't call me cause I- I'm in a halfway house, dude.
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LPC: Okay, well, your not gonna- You're gonna be back in prison if you keep calling and harassing me.
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LPC: You're just being macho.
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LPC: Stop it. Stop it.
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LPC: George's.
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LPC: Hi, this is Troy.
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LPC: Okay. Got it all wrong, buddy. Goodbye.
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None: Hello?
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LPC: Hi, this is Troy with the nachos.
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LPC: Dude, it's your last chance.
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LPC: Uh, Troy. I already told you. Stop calling here.
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LPC: Why? Because... Stop calling. You're harassing. I've got the recipes and I've got the...
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LPC: chafing dish to back it up. Stop calling. Leave it alone. I'll back it up. Okay. I'm going to call
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LPC: your, you know what? I'm going to call your halfway house and I'm going to call your parole officer and I'm
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LPC: gonna call everybody and let them know that you're harassing- Oh! Don't do it! Please!
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LPC: I'm- I'm gonna do that. I need another opportunity. I'm gonna do it.