What is the value of work for Mr. Smith?

A: Mr. Smith, we are delighted to invite you to our program. I have some questions for you. The first one is: what do you think the value of work is?
B: In my opinion, the value of the work is to make money to keep us alive, to pay for the things we need.
A: You mean job is a bread-winning process?
B: Well, I think it is the most important reason.
A: How about other aspects?
B: Well, I suppose people could get mental satisfaction from work. Besides, work brings social and personal esteem. Work is a way of life, an emotional involvement. I enjoy my profession, so I will devote myself to work.
A: As for work, payment can not be forgotten. What do you think of the payment?
B: Yes, money is important in many people’s eyes. Money is important, not just for what it will buy, but also as a badge for success.
A: I cannot agree with you more. Money and status are often inextricably linked.
B: Personally, I will choose what I like, even the salary is low. Otherwise I feel it is not worth doing.
A: In my mind, work efficiency is closely interlinked to interest.
B: I think so. Enjoying the time off work-is also very important. I totally support such a sentence " All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. " I find working hard for a few hours gives me time to play hard, too. "
A: I see. You live a balanced life.