"Today's the day!" PERSONS NAME said, "I'm finally going to land a job to become a PROFESSION !" They finished their bowl of FOOD , raced upstairs, and put on their finest ARTICLE OF CLOTHING . "Wow, I look so ADJECTIVE that they'll just have to hire me!" They drove their ADJECTIVE car to the office building and thought, "Wow, I wasn't expecting it to look so ADJECTIVE ." Regardless, they walked ADVERB to the front door and introduced themself to the receptionist. "Hello, I have PLURAL ANIMALS in my pocket and I'm here to VERB !" The receptionist, whose name was PERSONS NAME , thought this guest was most ADJECTIVE but called the manager anyway. Shortly after, a ADJECTIVE , ADJECTIVE business person walked out, NOUN in hand, and boasted loudly, "Glad you're here! I just finished my afternoon ACTIVITY and am ready for you now!" The two shook PLURAL BODY PARTS ADVERB and proceeded to VERB into the private office. "Now tell me, what will you bring to the table if I hire you?" "Well, I'm excellent at ACTIVITY and I studied PLURAL NOUN at a university in COUNTRY . So you know I'll be a(n) ADJECTIVE addition to the team." "How peculiar... and tell me, why do you have NOUN smeared on your shoes?" The candidate looked down and said, "Oh that? It just helps me feel EMOTION ." "I see. Well, I have one test for you, and if you pass, I'll hire you on the spot. Are you ready?" "I'm ready to VERB !" "Very well. Tell me this - when a customer asks you to VERB , even if they're ADJECTIVE , what should you do?" They thought very ADVERB about the question before answering. After NUMBER UNIT OF TIMEs, they finally answered, "I should VERB and let the manager know the request made me feel ADJECTIVE." The manager raised their ADJECTIVE BODY PART and yelled ADVERB , "Congratulations, you have earned yourself a job!" " EXCLAMATION !" the candidate shouted! "I'm going to go tell everyone! Thank you, and I'll see you on Monday!" The manager PAST TENSE VERB and said, "Be sure to bring your NOUN next week, you'll need it!" "Forget that? How could I?!" The candidate PAST TENSE VERB ADVERB back to their car, excited for what the next week would bring.
