John, one of the school newspaper reporters, interviews Bernard Longmore. Bernard went to their school and has become very successful.
John: It’s really good of you to agree to talk to us, Bernard. I know you are very busy.
Bernard: I’m very happy to talk to you. I enjoyed my time at school—it was a good school.
John: It still is. I’m very happy there.
Bernard: So you present(展现) programmes for a radio station.
John: Yes, and we want you to tell us about your work as a presenter on a popular radio station. We want to know how you’ve become so successful.
Bernard: Well, I work hard, you know. I’ve always worked very hard. I think that successful people know what they want to do when they are quite young.
John: How old were you when you decided you wanted to work in radio?
Bernard: I started presenting music shows for my school radio station when I was 15. I became the youngest presenter of a popular national teenage radio show when I was 17. And then when I went to university, I worked on the university radio station in my free time. After that, it was easy to get a job with a local(地方的) radio station in a small country town. And after about two years, a national radio station asked me to work for them. I’ve worked for them for four years now.
John: It sounds very easy when you talk about it.
Bernard: It was quite easy. If you’re very interested in something, you’re usually good at it.
John: Thanks. I’ll remember that.