2.  The day I walked into that railway station I never thought that I
would be working there for 45 years.
 To attend the interview I had to pass a physical examination
which included a vision test, the clerk asked all of the candidates
for a bribe so that we can pass the test easily. It was the first
time I had to bribe someone.
 The interview was easy, I was well prepared for any question.
 The only thing that was on my mind when I received my first
salary was my family.
 After that life just went on, I got married, I had a daughter, she
got married and now she has kids.
 I worked as a diesel locomotive driver for the railways, and some
people just cross railway tracks carelessly, there is nothing that a
driver can do if somebody walks into the tracks, all that I can do
is brake hard, but trains do not stop that easily and accidents
happen, so I left that job and became a driving instructor for
other drivers.

3.  He still is not able to believe that he entered that railway
station without even the slightest thought that he would be
working there for the 4 years to come.
 He is scared that he has pay a bribe for passing the physical
examination even though he is physically fit.
 He cares about his family a lot, he says he sends the majority
of his salary to his poor parents.
 He had his period of struggle, but now he is well settled.
 He still feels guilty about those accidents that happened, even
though he couldn’t do anything to prevent them.

4. The stakeholder
is a 70 year old
retired railway
employee.
He couldn’t
bear all those
accidents that
happened.
That is why he
left his job as a
driver and
became an
instructor for
other drivers.