SFX:	outdoor traffic sounds, then car door shuts and car engine revs as car takes off; Bill has jumped into Jim's car
Bill:	Okay Jim, this better be good. You know I don't like to miss Jerry Springer.
Jim:	C'mon, man, I just wanted to buy you dinner. You know, you got me my new job.
Bill:	I did? How'd I do that?
Jim:	Remember when you told me about looking for a better job on the Internet, at jobs 98 dot com?
Bill:	Yeah, I remember.
Jim:	Well, I blew off mailing and e-mailing resumes and went to jobs 98 dot com, just like you said.
Bill:	Uh-huh.
Jim:	I put in the kind of position and salary I wanted, and boom: there must have been six or seven good matches right there on the Resumail Network.
Bill:	Pretty cool, id'n it?
Jim:	Yeah, it was easy. I clicked the button to zap my resume directly to E-Tech, and three days later I had a new job! Funny thing is, they had ignored my resumes before.
Bill:	Like I told you, companies prefer Resumail over paper or garbled e-mail resumes. So . . what exactly are they paying you?
Jim:	You don't want to know.
Bill:	Wait a minute: you weren't supposed to go get a higher paying job than me.
Jim:	Too late now, old pal.
Bill:	Get out of the car.
Jim:	What? We're going 60 miles an hour?!
Bill:	Get out of the car . . . .
VO:	A better job is waiting for you right now - on the Resumail Network, where the most jobs are. Visit jobs 98 dot com today! That's www dot jobs 98 dot com! (alt: or AOL keyword jobs 98)