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- Melissa Mayvin. Yes, you are absolutely right. I generally understand the request regarding the survey, but I would like to clarify a couple of points – are you interested in the opinion of an average person on the street, or perhaps your work requires the perspective of representatives of specific social classes? Obviously, different people will have different opinions; I just hope this won't be seen as provocative. In addition, the request included an interesting note about providing additional payment beyond the fixed amount for a larger number of respondents. But with the right skills, this could turn out to be a rather large number, don't you think? What if I survey one hundred people and come back to you? I'm not sure you'll be willing to pay so much for someone's, in general, ordinary opinion," Nano paused. "And about the interview. I can only assume that you are interested in not just these couple of questions, but a series of specific topics that I should address. Or am I wrong? Why specifically the amphitheater coordinator, and why such a high fee for a single interview?