The next day, the group gathers to discuss the company's future. The president tells his son-in-law that he's been busy since he returned from China, and that he plans to change the name of his company. He also tells him that the company has been forced to transfer the patents for the cherry cellphone to another company, and he wants to know why the company hasn't changed its name yet. The father-son conversation is interrupted by the arrival of his daughter, who is the head of the patent office for the new company.