Do you like what you do?

In some inchoate, inarticulate way

So, you still love the job like you used to?

Resume your station.

We'll do our jobs, Commander.

Just keep doin' what you're doin'.

I finished that work up all on my own.

And learn this on your own.

Do your own work.

That's who you are. (Laughter)

You did your job.

I don't understand. What about your other businesses?

(Laughter)

I mean, everybody has their hazard.

I AM DOING MY JOB!

Daddy said their jobs were kind of the same... they made slight corrections for their clients.

My father likes his job.

Apply yourself to your own work.

Go about your business!

He stuck to his job.

No, you can just do your job.

We worked as a pack, each to his task.

They almost brought the entire financial system down.

You must attend to your work.

He got through his work.

He is weary of his work.

He did the work for himself.

He did the work by himself.

Put your heart into your business.

I certainly wasn't able to get it.

Yes, this is their work.

I'm just doing my job.

You know, Mike asked me tonight if I still love the job the way I did.

I don't wanna know. I have a job.

You should attend to your own business.

He is pleased with his work.

I am content with my job.

I lost interest in my work.

You should mind your own business.

And I wanted also to protect myself from illness.

I'm doing your job here.

Follow your talent

Hey, Arthur, I can do my job. I'm all set, OK? You do your job.

Everybody's business is nobody's business.

I am not happy with my job.