A Real Job (2012)
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I wonder why he picked you out?’ As David passed Steve a cigarette, Peter said, ‘You don’t have to look gay. Some of the rent boys know that a few in my profession have gay tendencies and knowing we work long hours, they see us as an easy pick up as well as an easy way to make some money.’ As the three men were walking down Warwick Lane towards Blackfriars tube station, Steve said, ‘I went to the bog in there and I didn’t get chatted up.’ David started laughing, saying, ‘Not only are you an ugly... fucker, you’re too butch for them!’ Handing his lighter to David, Steve said, ‘At least I know I’m God’s gift to women, not just think I am like you do. Where are you taking us to eat Peter?’ ‘You said you fancy Chinese,’ Peter said, ‘I know a good one in the Kings Road. We can get the tube at Blackfriars, it won’t take us long to get there.’ ‘I’m starving,’ David said, ‘and I could do with a few beers after that.’ ‘Just like you didn’t have at my do last Saturday.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wonder why he picked you out?’ As David passed Steve a cigarette, Peter said, ‘You don’t have to look gay. Some of the rent boys know that a few in my profession have gay tendencies and knowing we work long hours, they see us as an easy pick up as well as an easy way to make some money.’ As the three men were walking down Warwick Lane towards Blackfriars tube station, Steve said, ‘I went to the bog in there and I didn’t get chatted up.’ David started laughing, saying, ‘Not only are you an ugly... fucker, you’re too butch for them!’ Handing his lighter to David, Steve said, ‘At least I know I’m God’s gift to women, not just think I am like you do. Where are you taking us to eat Peter?’ ‘You said you fancy Chinese,’ Peter said, ‘I know a good one in the Kings Road. We can get the tube at Blackfriars, it won’t take us long to get there.’ ‘I’m starving,’ David said, ‘and I could do with a few beers after that.’ ‘Just like you didn’t have at my do last Saturday.
What to read after A Real Job?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by David Lowe to read onlineMoreLess
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