Miss. Green and Mr. Mandy are waiting for their boss, Sherry, to come to them. They've been waiting for twenty minutes, and now it's time for them to get their boss. They don't know what's going on, but they can't figure out why Sherry is so mad at them. Mr. Green says that Sherry has three agents, so she's picking on him because he's a new hire. He's not mad, he says, because Sherry has told him that Brain is in love with her. He says that he'll support her anyway, since Brain will be there for her anyway. Miss. Greene points out that the only reason Sherry is picking on her is because she knows that Brain has affairs with other people, and that's why she picked on him. She says that she doesn't want to be a part of the problem, since she knows Brain will support Sherry anyway. She tells him to sit down and talk about the problem. He asks her if she thinks that Sherry's job is important, and she says that it isn't. She's just an album, she says, and it'll give her more opportunities in the future. She also says that if a tree needs to be kept away from a big tree, she thinks the big tree is robbing nutrients and water from the small tree. She then asks him if he still deserves to be an agent for the company, since he ignores the company's long-term interests. He replies that he does, but that he only cares about the immediate interests of his boss. He then asks her to take care of her sister, who he thinks is just like her sister.