Hot and nice and smart. And she is really good at her job.

I know too much for such work!

I gotta get to work.

Well, what he meant it is that he she should not go alone down the street at these hours.

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Hey, you. Going to work?

I'm going to work.

Are you going to work?

No, mathematics is not about figures.

Business is business.

Business is business!

Let's get to work!

(Laughter) TEDsters do have fun working. And they work hard.

Come on, no one works Saturday night.

Now, work.

That's not my point.

Be smart. What?

You haven't slept at all?

I don't want to go to work.

Much work.

Of course, with the success of his play, the whole of London must be knocking at his door.

I couldn't wait to come to work.

Okay, sweetheart, Mommy has to go to work.

I'm working triple time.

I don't need no stupid broad.

Yes, clever.

Oh, work.

The day is short and there's a lot of work.

I don't wanna go to work.

It probably isn't the perfect vaccine, but it's moving along.

Interviewer What about yourself?

Don't you have to work? No.

This might be something to get, Pete.

Windows are only the start.

In Tokyo, I got a good job, thanks to my coordinator.

I'm kind of in between gigs.

Even late at work, Bernicki.

We're working. You gotta get out of here.

Writing news stories is his job.

Business

And what started to matter less?

What are you doing?

A job?

A job? Yes.

Were you working?