The next morning, the hotel's housekeeping staff is busy preparing the rooms for the next day's work. They're also trying to figure out what's wrong with the hot springs inside the hotel, which have been soaking up the hot air all day. The housekeeping staff tries to fix the problem, but it's too late. The hot springs in the room are so hot that they're making the room hotter and hotter, and the hot water is making the rooms hotter, too. The housekeeper is trying to fix this, but she can't figure out how to fix it herself. She's worried about what the boss will think of her, and she's also worried about the boss's reaction to what she does. She tries to calm him down, but the boss won't listen to her, so she tells him to go away and apologize to the boss. The boss says he's sorry, and he'll send the housekeeper another order. He's going to send her another order, too, because he was inattentive in the last order. The hotel manager says that he'd like the housekeeper to help him warn the client about the new product that's on the way, so that the company can get back on track. He asks the housekeeper if she'll come out and show him the product, which is supposed to be a new "trial product." The housekeeper says that she doesn't want to cause any trouble with the boss, and that she'd rather wear the product. The smell of the product is so strong that it makes the housekeeper