answer: #Person2#'s stressed about the interview. #Person1# encourages #Person2# and reminds #Person2# to double-check the resume. #Person2# doesn't include #Person1# on the list of references because it's unconvincing to use one's brother as a reference.
documents: #Person1#: I have a feeling you will get this job.
  #Person2#: Thanks. But I'm not so sure. Interviews stress me out.
  #Person1#: Just remember to be professional and polite. Oh, and don't forget to smile.
  #Person2#: I'll do my best, but sometimes I have trouble being myself in stressful situations.
  #Person1#: Have you updated your resume recently?
  #Person2#: Yes. . . ah! I forgot to include my e-mail address.
  #Person1#: You'd better double-and-triple check it. You don't want to have any embarrassing typos on your resume. Otherwise, you might shoot yourself in the foot.
  #Person2#: I'll be sure and do that. I also need to pick out the right suit, shirt, and tie for this interview.
  #Person1#: Definitely. Oh, do you have a reference letter?
  #Person2#: Sort of. I prepared a list of all the people who can vouch for my experience and good work ethic.
  #Person1#: I'm included on your list of references, right? My praise of you could really make a difference.
  #Person2#: Sorry, you're not on it. I don't think using my brother as a reference would be very convincing!