The director complains to the assistant that the young man is out of line with the rest of the company. He tells him that he's coming after him, but that he can't "play fast and loose" with the design draft. The assistant says that he doesn't know much about design, but he does know that the company has a place for him to "play around" with other people. The director says that everyone can see that the man is making a "mountain out of the molehill" . He says that once he gets serious, he'll be able to play around with the other people at his company. The young man thanks him for his food, but complains that he has to make reservations for a restaurant that's seven days ahead of time. He also complains that everyone is jealous of him, and says that his mom told him when he went over to his place that he had stomach issues. The man says that if he didn't have stomach issues, he wouldn't be as stupid as he is. He thanks him again for his lunch, and tells him to come back later that night. The next day, the director goes to a coffee shop to eat. He's not feeling well, and is worried that he might lose his job. He asks the assistant if he wants to be with him. He wants to know where the car is coming from, and the assistant says it's from a magazine. He wonders what kind of person can afford a car like this.