Jack: Hey.
Karolina: Hi.
Jack: How's it going?
Karolina: It could be better, actually.
Jack: I'm sorry to hear that. What's up?
Karolina: Well, I've just started another year of college and I'm in this super cheap apartment since I've came here, but now the landlord wants to kick me out.
Jack: Why?
Karolina: His son was working abroad, but he's coming back and needs the apartment to live.
Jack: Oh, that sucks.
Karolina: Yeah. I have no idea what I'm gonna do. It's not easy to find places after the school year has started.
Jack: It's hard to find them before the school year starts, let alone after.
Karolina: Tell me about it. I've been looking everywhere and there's abolutely nothing. Well, not that I can afford anyway.
Jack: Where are you going to school again?
Karolina: Stanford.
Jack: Cool! You know what? I think I maybe I can help.
Karolina: Are you serious?
Jack: Maybe. I still have to confirm some details, but my older sister goes to Stanford as well and she was saying that one of her roomates was going to leave and her and their other roomate were panicking about how they were going to pay the rent. Maybe it could work.
Karolina: Oh my God, If that's a possibility I'll be forever thankful.
Jack: Let me just check with my sister. Or better yet, I'll give you her number and  you can talk to her directly. I'm sure she knows way more about this than i do.
Karolina: Thank you, Jack, for real.
Jack: Don't mention it.
Karolina has started a new year at college. She stays in a cheap apartment, but the landlord needs the flat for his son, who comes back from another country. Karolina is worried about it. She studies in Stanford, the same place as Jack's sister, who may have a room for rent. Jack will contact them. 