It's the morning of the next day, and the gang is getting ready to leave for their new jobs. One of the guys asks where they're going to find a place to live. The guy says he needs a place close to home, but he's worried about getting his deposit back from his employer. He also says that the hole in the wall is from when he was playing golf with his buddy, who's now forty-nine years old. He's not sure if he'll be able to get the deposit back. The other guy asks where he can find a job, but the guy doesn't know where to look for one. He says he can't find anything good to rent right now, and that's why he wants to move. He asks if there's a new song out there by the guy named Inti Raymi, and she says it's called "Sayonara complex" . The dude is moving his daughter to another school, so the two of them can get a job together. The only reason he can think of is that it would be painful to love someone like him, but no, it wouldn't work. He tells the other guy to find something good in the city, and then he asks if they can rent this place to a manga artist, and he says they can. They'll use it too, he says, and they'll get used to it. He adds that they can use this place too, too, because they've been using it for a long time. The next guy asks if he can move to the monthly edition of the paper, and when he says no, the guy says that he can stay in Daikanyama, but that he needs to drop his bumpkin accent. He wants to be welcomed wherever he goes, and this is exactly what he does.