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A.
Yeah.
Q.
How did that go?
A.
It went like this. Well: First I came up to
his office to meet him, and then he told me the different
basic things that he does, and that -- what my job will
be. He showed me around the office, different rooms in
the Fort Harrison Hotel, where I’d be, and then I did a
little course, as well.
 
Q.
And what was the course?
A.
You call it a communicator mini-hat, like --
“hat” means somebody who teaches your job or your post.
So it’s basic references, what you do, like answering
letters, telephone, things like this.
 
Q.
So what exactly were your duties at that time,
back then, in November?
 
A.
Getting all his communications, letters, et
cetera, that came to him; sometimes proposing answers.
And they’d go to him. And he’d sign, if it was okay, or
he’d write them himself. I’d answer the telephone, I’d
get people for him, and PC folders, as well --
 
Q.
Okay.
A.
-- if he asked for one.
Q.
So you’d have to go to the other building to get
the PC folders?
 
A.
Actually, most of the time, I stayed in FH, Fort

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