The banquet is about to start, and the boss is getting ready to go to work. He's still young, but he doesn't want to push himself too hard. He wants to have a little breather before the big day. He tells the boss that he still has to work, but it's not as hard as it used to be. The boss tells him to enjoy the food at the banquet, but first he wants to know what's going on with the company. He asks the boss if he's doing enough to make it all the way to the boss's room, and then he asks if the boss has been working hard enough to come to work all through the day. When the boss says that he has been, the boss asks him if he is going to work through the whole company camp, and he says yes. He then asks if he can have some "rest" before the banquet starts, and when the boss replies that he is still young and still working hard, he says that's okay, but that he'd still like to enjoy some of the food. He tries to get the boss to stop talking about the food, but the boss won't listen. He says that the food is all so good that he can't eat it, and that the boss shouldn't have to work so hard to enjoy it. He goes on to say that his subordinates are "hollow and dumb" because they don't work hard enough. He compares his subordinate to a "hot spring wobble" , and says that even though the woman in front of him is drunk, she's in the "men's bath" . He thinks that this is the wrong bath for him, because the woman's body is so perfect, and his nipples just aren't big enough for him to squeeze in the hot spring water. He starts to worry that the man is losing himself in his breasts, but then he realizes that the hot water isn't just for the women, but for the men.