It's morning, and Hiroshi has finally arrived at work. He's not happy to see Hiroshi staring at him, but he's also not happy that Hiroshi doesn't shake his hand. He tells Hiroshi to shake it off, because he can't stand the way Hiroshi looks. Hiroshi tells him not to be too soft with the boy. He says that after Hiroshi's return, he'll be able to show Hiroshi some respect, since Hiroshi is his superior. After that, Hiroshi hopes that he can impress Hiroshi with his performance. He adds, "personally , I have a feeling . . there's a deeper meaning . to the conditions." Hiroshi says that's true, and that he'd like to know why Hiroshi stares at him like that. He wants to know what's wrong with him. First of all, he says, when you enter a room for someone, you go into the first room if you're really a door-breaker. Second, when it comes to preparing tea, you have to know how to do it right. And third, you should be very careful with the temperature of the tea you put in the cup. If you put it too hot, it'll turn the tea bitter. And if you put the tea too cold, it won't taste good. And finally, you shouldn't be pouring the tea in the stream because it will make the water fall in a thin stream. Uh-oh. Okay, now we're back to Hiroshi, who'