The narrator tells us that the man he's talking to is a model. He's got a crush on his sister-in-law, who works as a maid. The narrator doesn't know what to make of the man, but he does know that he'll never be able to have sex with him. He also knows that if he ever had sex with her, he'd have to leave her behind. The man, however, isn't so sure. He thinks the man is just a model waiting to be hired. He wonders if the man can handle women, but the narrator can't figure out why he would do that. He tells the narrator to hang on, because the man's sister is coming to meet him. The woman, who we'll call "the chick" because she's the narrator's real name, greets the man and tells him that she saw an article about him in a magazine. The chick tells the man that she'd like to thank him for the job he did for her, and the man says that he does a lot of work for cleaning people's houses. He thanks the woman for her help, and she says that it's nice to be touched by men. She asks the man if he can pay her in cash, and he says that's okay. She tells him to write her a receipt for the money, and then she says she'll go on her date with the man later that day. She's not sure what to do with her brother, who's supposed to be at the apartment with her. She says that she needs to go back to the apartment first, and that she won't leave him there if she goes back.