 
 <prompt> text: ```(CNN) -- Michelle Asci bin dey dream to capture life through her camera lens. Asci bin get her eyes set on to be photographer as she graduate with bachelor of fine arts degree from Georgia State University for December.

But the 23-year-old no dey work as photographer. She dey for concession stand, dey sell popcorn or dey usher people enter their respective theaters before midnight screening. Asci don dey work part-time for the same Atlanta movie theater since 2005.

"E don dey almost eight years of this," she talk. But working part-time for movie theater no be wetin she see herself dey do with her degree, and she no dey alone.

Last month surprising drop for U.S. unemployment rates from 8.2% to 7.8% give many people hope say the economy dey improve, and the lower rates even pass the expectations of some economists. But breakdown of the latest jobs report show say more than half of the jobs wey dem add this month na part-time.

This one dey make people like Asci dey wonder: Na part-time job be the new American job?

From law dreams to data-entry

Every day, Dolores Casillas dey hold her breath as she waka enter the Chicago bank where she dey work part-time dey do data entry. E be temporary position, and she don hear her boss talk say time and time again say e fit be say one day she no go get job.

"There bin person for my job wey dey work for only three weeks, and she come one day and no get job. E dey give me tension," she talk.

1. How old Asci be?
2. How long she don dey work for Atlanta movie theatre?
3. She dey work full time?
4. She get degree?
5. Where she get am?
6. Wetin she wan be?
7. Wetin unemployment rate drop from?
8. to wetin?
9. Wetin people hope say e mean?
10. How many jobs wey dem add na part time?
11. Where Casillas dey work?
12. Where?
13. Full time?``` <response>: ```1. 23
2. eight years
3. no
4. yes
5. Georgia State University
6. one photographer
7. 8.2%
8. 7.8%
9. economy dey improve
10. pass half
11. one bank
12. Chicago
13. no``` 