The narrator introduces us to the three female employees of the office where he works. They're all "office workers" , but they're also "singles" . One of them is a married woman, the other a married man, and the third is a single guy. The narrator tells us that the three of them have been married for a long time, but that they haven't yet found a "promising hunk" because their husbands are on business trips abroad. The three women flirt, and one of them asks the other two if he's done with his work. The other woman says that she's glad that he made it, because she thinks he was supposed to come, but he didn't. The woman asks the man if he recognized her. The man says that he did, and that he recognized the woman from the accounting department. The women flirt and the man asks the woman if she drinks too much. She says she does, and he asks her if she has a good time. She replies that she has, and then she asks him if he can order something else. He asks her to order a martini, and she says yes. The two women flirt a bit more, and when she asks if he looks at her, he asks if she looks at him too. He says he recognizes her from the sales department, which is why he'd come on a blind date with her. She asks him why he would come on such a group date with women like her, since they've all been together for so long. The men flirt again, and this time he asks the women if they drink too much, and they all say yes. He then asks if they'd like some fresh air, so they all go out to have a drink. They flirt a little more and then he asks them if