It's been a few days since the narrator left the store, and now he's ready to go back to work. He's got a message for his boss: he wants to know if he can text him some more details about his new job. He doesn't want to waste any more time talking to his boss, so he tells himself that he'll just wait until he gets back to his job at the store. He figures that if he waits, he can catch up with him in a couple of days. But first, he has to get back to business at the office. He can't wait to see what the boss has to say to him. He thinks that the boss is super serious, and that the girls like him. The narrator is impressed by the guy's leadership skills, and he thinks that he might be getting a new boss. He also thinks that his boss is a little too serious for his own good. He wonders if he might have to move to another part of the company for now, since he works in sales and is also a store employee. He asks the boss if he has a day off, and the boss says that he does, but that he hasn't come to see the narrator yet. He tells the narrator that he is a newcomer to the company and that he needs to get used to the routine. He wants to use the meeting room to talk, but the room is empty, so the narrator decides to use it alone. He looks around and sees that there's no one in the room. He tries to find out what's going on, and finds out that the company has just announced a new nail care product that will be available in the store next week. He realizes that his nails are