It's lunch time at the office, and the manager of the team is out for lunch, so they decide to go out for a bite to eat. The manager's assistant managers are also out, so the lunch will be in the cafeteria instead of the office's main building. The conversation between the manager and his assistant wafts and wafts back and forth, trying to get a sense of each other's personalities. The assistant waft tells the manager that he's been at work for a year, and that it's not like he wants to find a new job. He tells the assistant that he doesn't smoke or drink, because his life is "very upstanding" . He asks the assistant if he'd like to smoke, but the assistant says he can't, because he'll have to teach the manager how to do it. He's so embarrassed that he won't ask the assistant to teach him how to smoke ever again. He goes on to say that the assistant manager asked him about lunch, and then asked him to meet the manager for a bit of a ride. He feels bad asking the assistant for a ride, because the assistant is so nice and kind, but he also wants to be like the assistant in the future.