Tom. Here. Anna. Here, Denise. And Paul. Yes, yes, I'm here, and there's no need（ 需要） to panic（使恐慌）.

  That was just a fire drill（钻头）. A practice. Phew. Tip（轻击）-top（ 顶部） trading is safe（安全的）. For now, it was just a fire drill. What a busy day this is turning out to be.

  Hey, Anna. Remember next time it could be for real. So are you happy about what to say if you have to take charge（费用）? Uh, not really. Just keep calm（静的） and say things like, "There's no need to panic. Please leave the building and meet outside. Use the stairs（楼梯）, not the lift（电梯）."

  And when you're outside（外部的）, you could say, "Is anybody（任何人） missing（未击中）?" Okay（好）, thanks, but I hope I'll never need to use them. Well done, everyone. Hopefully you all know what to do in the unlikely（未必的） event of a real fire. Now, to celebrate（庆祝）, I'm off to buy some really nice biscuits（(英)饼干） for all of us. You know, those special double（两倍的） chuck ones with the little orange bits（一点）. Back to work, everyone.

  Honestly（真诚地）, I was in the middle（中部） of an important call. Yeah, and you never got to see those firemen（消防队员） in action, did you, Denise? Look at the time. I really need to get on with my work.