The next morning, the two of them go for a walk, and the narrator laments that he has not been able to provide his daughter with a better childhood. He apologizes to his mother for not having a better one. He tells her that he wants to resign from his job because the economy is not good, and she still has her house loan. He asks her to come home earlier so that he can talk to his boss, but she refuses, saying that she will be holding him down at home. The narrator tells her about his latest invention, which is an anti-microorganism technique that can be used to remove sweat from a person's body. He wants to use this technique to make his own underwear, but he has no idea what he really wants. He says that he is looking for a one-way sweat-pulling technique that could be used on his underwear to remove the "foul smell" from the source of sweat. He suggests that the company should use their old company's files to make use of this technique. He then tells his mother about his upcoming documentary, which will be about a blind telephone operator who works as a suicide hotline. He is exhausted from his day of work, and he asks his mother to give him a massage. He has good news: his company has decided to promote him as a designer again.