In this short scene, the narrator tells the audience that he has just returned from Hong Kong and is looking forward to the upcoming New Year's Eve dinner. He thanks the waiter for his kind words and compliments him on his appearance. He then asks the waiter to give him a kiss on the lips. The two exchange a few words and then the narrator grabs the waiter by the hair and tells him to hurry and get ready for the dinner party. He tells the waiter that he had applied red lipstick and forgot to hold it up. The waiter then tells the narrator that if he does the same thing again, he'll get angry. He also tells the man that he's already wasted time preparing for the party and that he should hurry and wipe the red lipstick off of his mouth. The narrator then tells him that he looks ugly and asks the man to let it go. The man says that he just wants to keep it tight so he won't have to show it to anyone else. Then the man says he has already bought his own house and called on the teacher who taught him in Hong Kong. The teacher says he hasn't seen the man in a long time and that the man has called him over to buy his house. The men then begin to eat and the narrator says that the food will turn cold and the waiter should get his hands off of the man and come eat. The food is going to turn to ice and the man should toss the food. He says that this man is the last chicken in the family bucket and that it belongs to the man who ordered it.