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Clive Hello?
Debbie Hi, Clive. 1s that you?
C Yes. h1, Debbie.
D Did you manage to see those candidates for our expedition?
C Yes, I did, and there was an extra one who was quite a surprise. You know. he hadn't applied and he just turned up out of the blue. so we haven't got any details for him.
D Really? Tell me about him.
C OK, and you can take some notes. Then we'll see what we think
D Fine.
C First. he's called Saniay Dubash1.
D OK. Saniay is spelled S-A-N-J -A-Y, right?
C Correct. And Dubash1 1s D-U-B-A-S-H-1.
D D-U-B-A-S-H-1. fine, thanks. I'm iust getting that down. And did you find out how old he 1s?
C Sure. he's round about our age. you know - well, a couple of years older, he's 27, quite a big man. quite muscular, 1mpress1ve. with a big moustache.
D And what does he do?
C Well, actually, he just says he's an office worker, you know. just one of those people with quite a routine job in an office.
D Mm. doesn't sound like he finds his job very interesting. Has he got any experience, do you know, of going off to remote places on foot?
C Yes. he's been all over the place. He was telling me all about a trip he made 1n a Land Rover across Central Africa from one side to the other, which sounded pretty exciting. And dangerous.
D Great! I think it would be really interesting to cross Central Africa. I'd love to do that. Anything physical? I mean, where he actually had to walk instead of driving - you know. being so muscular. as you say?
C Mm, I was coming to that. Last year, he went to Russia with some friends in their summer holidays and they went up a mountain. Let's see. um. Mount Elbrus. it's called.
D Wow. now that's really quite something. Bytheway, Elbrus is spelled E-L-B-R-0 -S. isn't it?
C Not quite, it's U-S.
D Ah. OK .. What qualifications does he have which would interest us? Has he done any sort of specialist training, for example?
C Well. he's done a course in first aid. which may be pretty useful. If any of us get injured, he should know what to do.
D Good. It might be useful to have someone who knows how to do first aid 1n case someone has an accident. Can he swim?
C I didn't ask. now you mention 1t. I forgot. But he did tell me he can hold conversations 1n five languages. He's not fluent 1n all of them, but he can get by. He grew up in India, and I suppose that helps. you know, for learning languages, though now he lives over here.
D Right. What else? Has he been to university. for instance?
C Yes. he graduated in media studies, though he says he's never worked 1n the media.
D: OK. and when he's not off on expeditions to remote places, what does he like doing in his spare time?
C He seems to do all sorts of things. One thing he told me which could be useful is that he likes fishing.
D Yes. we'd better tell him to bring his fishing rod - that is, if we choose him.
C And he seems to spend a lot of time at the gym - he says he really likes to keep fit. And when you meet him, you'll believe it's true.
D Great, another fitness fanatic, like you. Well. sounds like I should meet him, doesn't it? When can you fix that up?
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