The narrator complains to her employer, the household manager, that she is being rude because her dishes are so good, but her friends have made fun of her because she is thrifty. She tells him that her husband is on business for a week, so she has to go out for dinner. The narrator tells her husband that he really loves her, although he does not have a lot of money. He has sent her a picture of his son cooking with her, and now his friends are waiting for her to have dinner together. She says that eating dinner with her family is a good thing, but when she ate the delicious meals, her heart was empty, and she is sorry about wasting her good intentions. She asks him if he has any idea what he is going to cook for dinner in the final, and he says that thanks to her, she inspired him. He says that he has never understood why his father considered pizza as a "final dish in happiness," but now that he understands, he understands that it is a "kind of daily food" and that the happiness of the final is judged by public opinion. He asks her to help him make the dough for the pizza, and the narrator tells him to increase the dosage of the secret seasoning