【正文】 n the high volume, low margin category. MR. SAKAI: Excuse me, what does the dotted line represent? KATE MCKENNA: I39。 m sorry, this dotted line represents ine from accessories and add ones.（配件和附加產(chǎn)品）MR. SAKAI: Thank you. And why the sharp decrease in February? KATE MCKENNA: This is a bination of two things: First, seasonal factors, and second the end of the product life cycle. We39。 ll get you some alternatives tomorrow or the day after. EDWARD GREEN: No. I think I39。 ve got it. The one boss your office needs. PHIL WATSON: The one boss your office needs. That39。 s good. That39。 s the slogan. ******MR. SAKAI: Thank you for your very interesting presentation. I would like to tell you one or two things about our operation. As you know, we specialise in electronic games. We have a very large market share in the Far East. We manufacture puterized games for young children. Some games are for adults. This game for example is the number one best seller in Japan. The office workers love it. We know the market responds well to any kind of hitech executive toy. Big Boss can succeed in the same market. But there is one question I would like to ask. It is possible to launch Big Boss before January 28th? DON BRADLEY: January 28th? Unit 6 為旅館做安排KATE MCKENNA: January 28th! We can39。 t make that deadline. DON BRADLEY: Yes, we can. It39。 s difficult but it39。 s possible. KATE MCKENNA: I don39。 t know. We39。 re launching The Mad Monkey on January 26th. DON BRADLEY: We can reschedule the launch of Mad Monkey, can39。 t we? KATE MCKENNA: I39。 ll have to talk to the distributors as soon as possible. DON BRADLEY: When can you go and see them? KATE MCKENNA: I39。 ll have to take the first flight I can. MR. SAKAI: The presentation was very interesting. CLIVE HARRIS: Thank you. MR. SAKAI: There are exciting possibilities for both our panies. CLIVE HARRIS: Yes, I think so. We have a lot to discuss, don39。 t we? MR. SAKAI: Yes, we do. I would like to stay an extra day if that is possible. CLIVE HARRIS: I would be delighted. We can arrange everything. What is your itinerary? MR. SAKAI: I am scheduled to fly to Frankfurt tomorrow morning at seven. Would it be possible to find out if there is an afternoon flight? CLIVE HARRIS: Of course. I39。 ll do that now. CLIVE HARRIS: Jenny, we need to check flights to Frankfurt for Sakaisan... PHIL WATSON: So that39。 s excellent. We agree on the design. I think those colours will work well together and the lettering looks good. EDWARD GREEN: I think Don will be very happy with this but I39。 ll confirm by fax tomorrow morning. PHIL WATSON: And when is your deadline? EDWARD GREEN: Everything must be ready for the launch on February 15th. PHIL WATSON: No problem. EDWARD GREEN: Do you mind if I use your phone to order a taxi? PHIL WATSON: I39。 ll do it for you. Hello. Could you send a taxi, please? Yes, to go from RUJY Advertising, 37 Chelsea Street, to...What39。 s the address? EDWARD GREEN: Barlow House, Canary Wharf. PHIL WATSON: To Barlow House, Canary Wharf... as soon as possible, please. JENNY ROSS: (ON PHONE) Good afternoon. I have an enquiry about flights to Frankfurt. Are there any flights tomorrow afternoon? One passenger travelling, business class. What time does the flight leave? And what is the checkin time please? Yes, I39。 ll hold. (我等著)EDWARD GREEN: Hello Don. You look busy. DON BRADLEY: Hi Edward. How did you get on with RUYJ Advertising? EDWARD GREEN: Fine. They plete the artwork next week and they deliver the packaging and display materials on February 1st. DON BRADLEY: Ah. EDWARD GREEN: What have I done wrong? DON BRADLEY: We have a problem. ****JENNY ROSS: Is there an earlier flight? ...No, I really want a direct flight...Okay, I39。 ll hang on. KATE MCKENNA: Sorry Jenny. Could you find out the times of flights to Atlanta and reserve me a seat? Business class. Non smoking. Returning the day after . I39。 m going home to pack a bag. I39。 ll phone you in half an hour. CLIVE HARRIS: Have you stayed in Frankfurt before? MR. SAKAI: Oh yes, many times. JENNY ROSS: Clive...Sakaisan. Can I just have a word? MR. SAKAI: Of course. JENNY ROSS: It39。 s about your travel plans. MR. SAKAI: Ah, thank you. JENNY ROSS: We have arranged everything for you. You leave London at tomorrow. Latest check in time is at Terminal Two（2號登機(jī)口）. You have been upgraded to First Class at no extra charge. MR. SAKAI: That is very kind. Do you know what time I arrive in Frankfurt? JENNY ROSS: You arrive at Frankfurt at local time and we have also arranged for a car to take you to your seven o39。 clock meeting. Your flight back to Japan is on Saturday at 20：20 with a stop over in Dubai at the airline39。 s expense. You need to reconfirm that leg of your journey fortyeight hours before you travel. MR. SAKAI: Thank you very much, Jenny. JENNY ROSS: My pleasure, Sakaisan. MR. SAKAI: I hope to return your hospitality when you e to Japan next month. ****DON BRADLEY: Derek? DEREK JONES: Uh huh. DON BRADLEY: Can I ask you a quick question? DEREK JONES: Fire away. DON BRADLEY: Can you make this January 28th deadline? DEREK JONES: Who knows? It39。 s difficult to say because there is a lot of work to do. DON BRADLEY: Well, it39。 s getting late. （時間不早了）I39。 m going home. We39。 ll talk tomorrow. See you in the morning. DEREK JONES: Good night. CAR HIRE CLERK: The courtesy bus（免費(fèi)接送的公車） outside will take you to your car. You39。 ll have a nice day now. How can I help you? KATE MCKENNA: I39。 d like to hire a car. CAR HIRE CLERK: For how long? KATE MCKENNA: Just for twentyfour hours. CAR HIRE CLERK: Which category of car would y