It's a second conversation with Jay. He looks like more easygoing than last weeks we met.
I was preparing the conversation, for example, before we started, I listened and shadowing one of an episode of Culip podcast for 20 minutes and reading a textbook for 40 minutes. I tried to activate my English brain maximally. LOL
He noticed I'm nervous and helped me to relax by saying like this. "Whatever you want to talk, just talk." He had not said to me 100% like this, but anyway his attitude was like that.
We talked about buying a house, expensive price of a house in Southern England and Seoul, his position at the restaurant as a chef, and pressure of work.
In fact, I intended what about his 'pleasure' in his job, but he understood pleasure as pressure. I minded it at all, and listened to what he talked.
I concerned what if there is nothing much to talk, but it's turned out that it is an unnecessary worry. Time passed quickly. We wrap things up and said goodbye each other.
Well done! Since everything happened in the past and you used a mix of tenses, I gave you comments to keep everything consistent and in the past tense. Many times there were more options, but these are the ones I would've used.
@Joseph I really appreciate for you. I read your article about grammar tips for Non-native speakers. It's very useful to me. I practice past tense consciously and repeatedly. Again, thank you.
You're welcome! I'm glad you were able to get something out of it. Keep up the great work!