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Marshall is complaining to
Pam. He tells Pam that he is trying to get a hold of Jason, but he forgot his home
phone number. So he called his office, but his secretary would not give him Jason's
phone number-- because it is against the company's policy to release someone's personal
information on the phone to a stranger. |
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Marshall: |
Do you know
what Jason's home phone number is? |
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Pam: |
I can't think of it off the top
of my head. You might want to look it up in the phone book. |
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Marshall: |
I've checked it
already, but it seems that his phone number is UNLISTED. |
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Pam: |
Maybe it's under his roommate's
name. |
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Marshall: |
Well, I guess
so. |
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Pam: |
Maybe you can call his office and
ask his secretary. |
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Marshall: |
I've already
tried. She won't tell me. She says it's private. |
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Pam: |
Oh, that's right. They
usually don't release private information over the phone. |
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