answer: #Person1# drives to work and is always late if the traffic is bad. #Person2# asks whether #Person1# considers moving into the city. #Person1# says no because of #Person1#'s family. #Person2# loves living in the city and not having to drive.
documents: #Person1#: How do you usually get to work in the morning?
  #Person2#: I try to ride my bike most of the time. Of course, when I'm running late, I take the subway.
  #Person1#: I always seem to be 5 or 10 minutes late for everything. I drive to work everyday. So if the traffic is bad, I have to think of a new way to apologize to my boss for being late.
  #Person2#: Does your boss yell at you if you're late?
  #Person1#: No, not really. He knows that I live far away. I stay late whenever I don't make it on time in the morning and it probably helps that I earned a fair amount of money for the company year after year.
  #Person2#: Have you ever considered moving into the city to be closer to your job?
  #Person1#: To be honest, I would rather change jobs than houses. My wife loves our house, especially since she works from home. Our kids are in great schools. And on the weekends, there are a million things for us to do as a family.
  #Person2#: It does sound nice. For me, though, I love living in the city. There are so many cultural activities and I love not having to drive.
  #Person1#: Yeah, driving is pretty stressful sometimes.
  #Person2#: I think it's also easier to live in the city when you don't have kids. If I were a mom, I probably live closer to you.
  #Person1#: Well, you and Timothy might want to think about getting started with that.
  #Person2#: You sound just like my mother in law.