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LL: Hey, Li Hua, did you hear about Kelsey? She just got a cushy new job.
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LL: Oh, yeah. A "cushy" job a cushy job is one that isn't hard to do and has lots of benefits. A cushy job is soft and has a lot of padding like a cushion.
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LL: Well, she'll be working as an interpreter for a local businessman who does a lot of work with Chinese companies. Her salary is very high, she'll get to travel regularly to China, and her other benefits are good, too.
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LL: Doesn't it make you want to find a new job, Li Hua? Being a teaching assistant isn't the cushiest job.
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LL: But you know, the teaching assistant job gives you valuable experience, and maybe some day you will have a cushy job as a Chinese professor at a major university.
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LL: Well, it isn't hard to do, but I am hardly being paid anything, so I don't think you can call it a cushy job.
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LL: Yeah, I am going to talk to Kelsey. Maybe she has some good advice for me.
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LL: Well, Li Hua, I talked more to Kelsey about her new job, and now I am a little concerned that it isn't legit.
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LL: Legit. It's short for legitimate. I am afraid Kelsey's new job may not be legitimate.
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LL: Kelsey told me she hasn't actually started her job yet, and she had her interview in a coffee shop.
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LL: But, I tried to look up the company name in the phone book and couldn't find it. If a company is legit, it should have a listing in the phone book.
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LL: I am pretty sure that I got it right. The more I think about the job it seems too good to be true.
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LL: I guess you're right. Maybe it is my concerns that aren't legit.
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LL: Well, that's true. I should stop worrying about Kelsey.
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LL: Now, that is a business we KNOW is legit!
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