The next morning, Gleiser and Gleiser leave the shop, but Gleiser is still waiting for them. He asks Gleiser if he can watch where they're going. Gleiser says he can't, because they haven't been seeing each other since Gleiser allowed them to ride in his carriage with him. They're all "down with hangovers." Gleiser asks if there are any groups that meet once a month, luggage-wise, to meet with Gleiser's group. Gleisser says there are, but he doesn't know when they usually meet. He says he's here to meet Gleiser for the first time, and that he'd like to go to the meeting, but worries that Gleiser isn't paying enough attention to what's going on. He tells Gleiser to stop for the day, or else he'll follow Gleiser into his trap, and he wonders if Gleiser will be able to "struggle a little" . He's not, he says, as talented as Gleiser or Gleiser. He also says that there was a shop employee who was stealing merchandise from Gleiser, but that's why Gleiser didn't look into it. He wonders if he should "educate" Gleiser so that he won't do the same thing again. The next day Gleiser promises to admit his mistakes at the meeting of the mer chants, which Gleiser thinks is a good idea, but says they'll have to pay Gleiser a reward for it.