A restaurant was recently picked as best for budget dining in the town by a travel magazine. Local television randomly interviewed some of its customers. You will first hear five short extracts from their comments and then should answer the questions about the main point each speaker made. You should give oral answers and each of your answers should be brief.

　　You must answer each question within 15 seconds after you hear a tone. Note-taking is allowed while you listen.

　　Speaker 1: The restaurant has been around for a long time. Nothing changes. It’s a good place for people to hang out. It’s always crowded because everyone loves their sandwiches. Old people, young people, all ages and generations. I probably have met the entire population of the town here at some time. When our son from Ruston comes to town, he won’t have lunch anywhere else!

　　Speaker 2: I’ve been eating here for years. The shrimp is fresh and perfectly fried. Nice lettuce and tomato to accompany it and on a very fine piece of French bread. I am not an oyster fan, those who are also think they are perfect. Although it’s a seafood restaurant, don’t miss the turkey and sausage. Snowballs, Po’boys, whatever your preference, you will definitely want to come back. Generously portioned, so don’t order too many.

　　Speaker 3: We arrived at 11:30 am and the restaurant was really busy. We ordered our food and sat down and it took about 50 minutes to get our sandwiches. Both my boys got really hungry, fortunately the restaurant offered free sides. The staff were nice and fast, I wondered why it took them so long. I saw that a lot of people ordered to go so perhaps that slowed things down. The sandwich was worth the wait, though.

　　Speaker 4: It’s a nice old building in the university area. The kitchen is right there at the order desk. Everybody yells at everybody. Don’t get me wrong. I’m not saying they are rude or anything like that. The staff are some of the nicest people you will ever meet. Most of them are college students, who add vitality to the environment. There’s a fun and exciting atmosphere with a mix of families, business people, college students, and senior citizens.

　　Speaker 5: I usually call in and order a pickup, since there is limited seating. The food is phenomenal. One thing that keeps me from coming more often is that they still don’t accept credit cards or debit cards. There is an ATM there if you forget, but still it’s not very convenient. I mean, it’s the 21st century and it doesn’t hurt if they could use a bit of technology. Cash only is so out of fashion.

　　Question 1: What did the first speaker mainly talk about?

　　參考答案：The restaurant is a good place to hang out and it’s always crowded. It’s famous for sandwiches and it’s popular with all ages and generations of the town.