The narrator begins by asking the young woman if she is seeing someone. She tells him that she has specific habits she does when she starts dating someone. He asks her to tell him when she first started dating a boy, when she dated an older man, and when she broke up with a weird guy. She says that she doesn't know who this man is, but that he's "literally like a baby" . The narrator tells her to lower her voice, because she already knows that she does. He tells her that she's wasting her time by starting to date a man who isn't her type, and that she should confess to him and start dating immediately. The young woman says that if he turns her down, she'll have to leave him, and even if they start dating, it won't be her. She worries that if they fight, it will be her, but if they break up, she will be the one who has to leave. She asks her boss if she can stay home and rest from work, but he says that he injured his foot, so she can't go to work that week. She wants to go to bed, but the boss tells her not to worry, because he'll be able to hear her.