Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker1: Hi Spence, life treating you well?
Speaker2: Can't complain love, lots of commissions coming in and all that!
Speaker1: Getting your name out there! Saw some of your new stuff on Instagram, liked it!
Speaker2: Yeah, thanks love! How's the call centre?
Speaker1: Same old, same old. Can't wait to go part time next year, really want to get on with some freelancing.
Speaker2: Yeah, pity they won't allow it for a year. I'm on 16 fixed hours at the cafe which suits me great. I've then got the rest of the week to work on my illustrations.
Speaker1: How do you get new clients, Spence? I really need to pick your brains sometimes!
Speaker2: Well, some of them saw my printing in the shops I sell to and contacted me directly, then there's the agency and my social media stuff. I probably get around £1000  of work a month now, before commission and tax.
Speaker1: Well that's just about liveable with the cafe wage, I imagine.
Speaker2: Yes, it's tight, but I am very frugal. Still have a hefty chunk going out on rent and bills.
Speaker1: Hmm, I'll have to budget carefully when I do it.
Speaker2: Yes, but it's well worth it. I LOVE the work so much!
Speaker1: Well, your passion is obvious! Your stuff is amazing!
Speaker2: Well, so was yours in Uni. Don't let your talent go to waste!
Speaker1: You've inspired me, Spence. See you soon, hopefully!
Speaker2: See ya!
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will be working part-time at the call centre next year. Speaker2 works 16 hours a week at a cafe and the rest of the week on his pictures. He earns about GBP 1000 plus the cafe wage.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 is going to go back home to France for the holidays. She's going to cheer her mum up because her parents separated a few months ago. Speaker2 offers Speaker1 to spend Christmas together if she brings her mum over here. 