The next day, the shop owner apologizes to the shop manager for the fight. He says that the fight was caused by the shop's jerks, and he apologizes for being so mean to him. The shop owner says that he was born with "a sharp tongue" , and that if he had not gotten involved in the fight, he would have been "smashed in the back" to protect him. He apologizes again, saying that they are friends, and they should get along "well" . The two of them argue, and the owner blames the fight on the other shop owner, who he says is "scared" by the man's "smile" and "laughing." The two argue again, and this time, the man blames his friend for scaring him. This time, however, the two argue in a more serious tone, with the owner blaming his friend's behavior on his "sharp tongue" and his lack of "vulnerability to cry." He says he was not "that vulnerable to cry" when the man called him stupid, and when he turned to the man, he said he was "casual," and he made a "phone call" just as he left the shop. When he saw the woman's voice on the phone, he called her back and hung up. The owner realizes that the man is "not that loyal" to him, and warns him to "better watch out" for the man.