The little match girl complains that she's turned into the "little match girl" . She's wearing a jellyfish dress , which she says makes her look like a "night mare" , and her face looks caked with makeup. She says that it's sun day, which means that the losers gather in the sun. She also says that she can't wait to get back to work because she'll be able to show off her new hairstyle and makeup to the customers. Okay, so we're not going to tell you that this is the first time we've heard of her, but we'll tell you what it was: she was on her way to work when she heard someone calling to her, and she turned around and saw that the ceo was in a car. She thinks that he's a different person from yesterday, when he was wearing contacts. Clothes, she says, are like the leaders of a company, and they're in another league. Clothes are like a narrative, and only women can create it. She wonders if the man in the women's clothes is a biracial man, like her, or if he is an okama man. She complains that her postcard didn't get any customers to come to the events, and that she should have been more attentive to the needs of her customers. She admits that she was sad suit man when she came to work, and now she feels guilty.