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[MUSIC PLAYING]

Well, today you go sweetheart.

So here's my alabus.

Oh, wow.

Excited?

I'm a little nervous.

I mean, your albus is so big.

Well, listen.

You don't have to worry at all, sweetheart.

You're going to do fantastic, and everybody is absolutely going

to love you.

Mr. Fitzwell.

All right, guys.

You guys are doing a great job.

Thanks.

I hope so.

So what exactly am I going to be doing?

Well, you're going to be doing some copying, a little bit

of collating, just basically assisting the secretaries

in whatever they need to do.

OK.

Sounds good.

Well, what exactly should I call you like a stepdad?

Maybe a little weird or Mr. Daddy?

Mr. Fitzwell?

You can just call me daddy.

OK.

Yeah, that's fine.

Everybody knows here that you're my daughter.

Stepdaughter, so it's OK.

OK.

Well, sounds good, daddy.

I just want to do a good job.

You always do a wonderful job for daddy.

Daddy just has a bunch of meetings

that he has to go to today.

So that's pretty much when we be tied up for the majority.

OK.

Yeah.

You want to do OK?

I'll be good.

Anything that you need, you just be sure to ask anybody around here.

OK.

I'll help you out with whatever is that you need.

OK.

Thank you, daddy.

Oh, that's a good girl.

.

(door opens)

(door opens)

, uh, uh. (sighs)

(door opens)

, uh. (sighs)

So the meeting was moved to 3pm, did you see that?

Okay, um, no, that's good, that's good.

Um, that day, well, well, it seems like a problem.

I've been sitting here messing with this stupid thing forever,

and it stopped turning on.

Hmm.

I don't know.

Do you think maybe I can help you?

Yeah, I need a little help.

(sighs)

Give her a chance to dance.

Fuck.

I feel like I'm falling behind already.

I don't know, listen, you're doing fine.

You're doing fine.

- You're gonna be doing it too good.

Maybe you should check the paper.

It has paper in it, right?

- Yeah, I think I checked everything.

Yeah, I literally have been pressing the star button.

I mean, the screen's not even turning on.

This thing looks so old.

- Oh well, we got some new we have.

It should be working fine.

- Fuck.

I hope I'm not making anyone upset.

I'm trying to get this done as fast as possible.

- Fine sweetheart, you're doing fine.

- What could it be?

I think something down there.

You wanna check?

I feel like I already have, but let's see.

My God, there's so many compartments.

I hope I catch all of this fast, Adia.

- You're gonna do fine, sweetheart.

(groaning)

- So confusing.

- Have you tried using a printer code?

- Mm, oh, yeah, it was just not trying at all, so.

There's a lot of look like we're the cool old.

- We should scan that.

(groaning)

- Maybe we should check the breaker.

- Excuse me? - Mm-hmm.

- Are those papers ready yet?

- Oh no, I'm working on it right now.

- I see, just so you know, they need to be ready by three.

Can you have it done anytime soon?

- I'm almost done, I promise.

I'm just trying my best. - Okay.

- We're almost done. - No problem, thank you.

(groaning)

(groaning)

Looks like there's ink.

- Did we never have this issue?

- It always seems to work every time we need it.

Nothing quite sure.

That's not really something that I have to deal with

on a normal basis. - Mm.

Hmm.

(groaning)

You don't see anything?

No, not so far.

This has to happen on my first day.

- Well, in that case, we had to start your phone.

- Mm-hmm.

(sighing)

- Is it, is it a diamond tile?

- I think you should be the first one.

- You're doing a great job.

- Is it the manual you needed?

- Is that the manual?

- This one.

Is it the blue one, or...

- No, I'm pretty sure it was like green one.

- No, that's not much to prove.

This one?

- Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's it.

- Okay, perfect. - Perfect.

I hope I don't get in trouble, this is crazy.

- Oh, boss, you're not gonna get in trouble.

- Well, I hope so.

- What do you think, Bobby?

- I don't know, I feel like I've tried everything,

but nothing's working.

- Hmm, I don't know, I feel like...

- Oh, well, so you just gotta keep plugging away,

and I'm sure that something's wrong somewhere, we'll find it.

, (sighs)

, oh, yeah. (grunts)

, oh, yeah, okay. (grunts)

(sighs)

(grunts)

(grunts)

(grunts)

(grunts)

(grunts)

- Check the machine. - Thanks.

- Yeah, yeah, try that.

(grunts)

- Oh my God.

- It was never even plugged in. (laughs)

- Oh, God. - See, something's so subtle.

- Well, at least I didn't break it. (laughs)

- Finally.

- All fixed.

- Thank you. - You're welcome.

- Oh, I do it without you. (laughs)

(lock clicks)

(laughs)

- She really saved the day, huh?

- Oh, she did. - Mm-hmm.

All right, daddy, well, I guess I'll see you lunch.

- Yeah, sweetie, that'll be good.

- All right, see ya. (laughs)

Mm-hmm.

(lock clicks)

Fuck.

Oh my God.

- Jasey, look. - Show me this.

- Yo, look. - Yeah.

This is my favorite one, right now.

- That's good. - I know it, girl.

- Hey guys, I got coffee. - Awesome.

- Hello. - Mm-hmm.

You got decaf, correct, thank you.

Caramel for you. - Yeah.

- Let's see, you have some...

- Hazelnut?

- I forgot the sugar. - No, sorry.

- I hope you still like it, though. - Nah, I'm sure I will.

- And then vanilla. - Thank you.

- You know, I didn't even know we had hazelnut.

- Oh yeah, girl, we got everything.

- Oh my God. (laughs)

- You guys enjoy. - Thank you.

- Okay, so I noticed there were a few mistakes

in your paperwork, so I'll have to show you how to do it, okay?

- Okay. - I know it's really hard at first,

but it'll be super easy. - Yeah, there's so much

information. - I know, you'll be an expert

in no time, don't even worry about it.

- See. - So, oh hey.

- Hazelnut did a good job, though.

- She's doing great, you know, she was having

a little bit of difficulty, but with some training

in no time, she'll be amazing. (laughs)

See ya. - And no doubt.

- She'll be very proud of her. - See daddy? (laughs)

Right, so this is for the new ad campaign

that we're doing for the paper clip, so I'm gonna need you

to make sure that the company is printed perfectly

every single time. - Okay.

- And when people come in. - You said the company,

I'm sorry, I just wanna make sure I catch this all.

- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, like over here,

I want the company to be perfect every time,

'cause sometimes it prints weird, and it'll print

like something different. - Okay.

- So, then whenever people come in,

I need you to give them this paper, like,

as soon as they come in. - Okay.

- So, they need to put in like a fake name over here.

- Okay. - And then they have to have

an ID, and they have to put like, their real name.

And you have to make sure that it's spelled correctly

every single time, like no ifs or buts.

- Okay. - Can't miss out on anything.

- Okay. - Real quick,

if they happen to mess up, am I just giving them

a new paper or-- - You can have them.

- No, that's fine. - If you just went out,

just have them initial next to it, okay?

- Okay, initial. - Yeah.

- Got it. - Exactly, yeah, yeah.

So, then you have to have them put in like any other name

that they've ever gone by, 'cause we checked for that too.

- They're made a name, okay. - Yeah, exactly.

- Mm-hmm, that makes sense. - Uh-huh.

And then their address, it has to match their ID,

like all the time. - Okay.

- Then of course, the state where they live in,

their phone number. - Okay.

- And it matches their ID uses? - Yes, yes, always.

It always has to match.

So then the regular stuff, having put their email,

just in case like our PR team wants to send them something,

they'll contact them through there.

- Okay. - Then data for the social security,

and for the IDs. - Okay.

- When we start here, - Okay.

- I really need you to pay attention, okay?

Because if they write here, where it says first ID name,

sometimes people will write their legal name.

- Okay. - We cannot have that.

You know how Jessica gets, when she gets those contracts?

- Yeah. - She'll go crazy.

- I figured. (laughs)

I can tell.

- So yeah, let's have them put in like,

if it's a passport, birth certificate,

you're getting everything, you have any questions?

- Um, okay, so you said two forms of ID,

and what exactly is that again?

- So two forms of ID, they can bring in like a driver's license,

or a passport, birth certificate.

Like any of that stuff, you just gotta make sure

that it's not expired, because if it's expired,

it's not valid.

- Okay, I'll check for that expired.

Gotcha, two forms of ID. - Exactly.

- Okay, and just make sure everything is what I seal the ID.

- Exactly. - Spell the exact same everything.

- And then you're gonna have them put in the ID number

that shows up on the top, and you have them write that

exactly as it is. - Okay.

- And then after that, you can have them go over this part,

read it very well, have them date, and then sign,

and then you're gonna sign underneath them, like every time.

The paper always has to have your signature, okay?

- Okay, sweet, okay, I'm getting it.

- It's a little complicated, but we can go over it

like a million times if you need to.

- Okay, yeah, I just think my main thing is I need to just

like pay attention to the small details,

and make sure everything matches.

Yeah, sometimes I just find myself losing way too fast

for my own good, so.

- It happens, yeah, you'll see like some people will write

like crazy stuff, so you really have to like,

pay attention to what people are doing.

- Okay. - Because I think what's

the hardest thing is. - Okay, attention to details.

- Exactly, you're getting it. - Okay.

- The second part, very important, people love to sign here,

and they'll draw whatever they want.

I just need their like two letters underneath my link.

That's it, and make sure that we can read it,

'cause sometimes it's a little funky.

- Right. - We'll have to send it back

and again, you know, how Jessica gets.

- Aha, okay, initial here. - Exactly.

- Right, and then this other page lets them know,

like they're acknowledging that they got paid,

so if they can't come back saying that we didn't pay them,

so they're gonna write their legal name,

and then sign again. - Oh, just right here,

in the signature, okay.

- So then we're gonna go to the next page, we're almost done.

- Okay. - And over here,

this is very important for them to like initial everything,

because this is saying how they have to be, like,

whatever they are. - Oh, okay.

Just like their expectations.

- Yeah, exactly, like they can't be mean to other people,

like they can't say like crazy stuff,

'cause we'll kick them out. - Okay.

- But yeah, just have them like sign that, and then date it,

and then that's it, basically.

This is for like, if we rent out the place,

we'll let you know so that you can talk to the landlord,

and then have them sign that too,

'cause that's very important.

- Okay, got it, and then I'll just sign here, and, okay.

- Yeah, cool.

And then with all the training that you got with printing,

and scanning, when you come back,

I'm gonna need to scan everything, okay?

- Okay, everything? - Everything, yes, everything,

and all of this has to be sent out by like, before three P.M.,

because their department closes early, okay?

- Okay, hold up, let me write that down,

we'll put it like we said, they close at three P.M.

- But it all makes sense, yeah.

- Okay, once you get it, it's gonna be really easy.

- Right.

- Are you ready for some in real life training?

- Oh, yeah. (laughs)

- Think you could do a little phone call for me?

- Yeah, I got it.

- So, I'm gonna need you to call the vendor,

and I'm gonna need you to tell them

that one of the people that work there

has to redo their contract, okay?

- Redo their contract, okay. - Yes.

- When does they mess up?

- Like everything. - Oh shit, okay.

- They need to redo the whole thing.

- The whole thing, okay. - Yes.

- So I'm just calling to tell them they need to come in

and redo it. - Yes, okay.

- Yes, yes, okay.

I'm gonna dial in number for you, okay?

- Okay.

- Hi, this is Willow from PaperClick Medium.

Yeah, hi, how are you today?

I'm great.

Yeah, and I'm just giving you a quick little call.

So we were reviewing your paperwork

that you have filled out on August 15th,

and it looks like you had quite a few errors

in the contract, so we need you to come up

as soon as possible to come and correct that

so we can go ahead and get that content out.

Yes, we're actually here today until 6 p.m.,

yeah, we're here until 6 p.m., so yeah,

anytime during the week from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.,

we'll be in the office, but if you could just come in

as soon as possible, that would be great.

Awesome.

Okay, thank you, yeah, we will see you shortly.

So yeah, call us if you have any other questions.

Okay, thanks, bye.

- That was great.

- Oh my gosh, I'm not gonna lie, I was a little nervous.

Could you tell?

- A little bit, but I think you did great.

Like, I'm sure you couldn't tell at all.

- Okay, okay, I think I'm getting the hang of this.

- Yeah, I'm telling you. - I'm sorry guys,

I don't wanna interrupt, the copy machine is still not working.

I'm not trying to get in trouble.

- Are you serious? - I'm sorry.

- What the hell, we sat there for like 10 minutes.

- Right, right, right.

The only thing is that I don't know if I should tell VP

or the maintenance to you.

- I think at this point, I am so tired of calling those people.

I'm fed up. - Right, yeah.

- So, the higher up you can go,

I need you to call them right now.

Because it needs to be fixed like, it's too late,

we need you to get a new printer or something, but yeah.

- I'll put in the good work for you,

and now I gotta get it for life, promise.

- I've been telling those people for forever.

I'm so tired of calling them.

- Yeah, so it just wasn't me then.

- Nah, definitely not. - Okay.

Okay, anyways.

- Yeah.

So, earlier, when I was printing out,

I got everything, right, didn't I?

Was that everything? - Yeah.

- Sorry to interrupt, but I need you to sign this for me.

- Okay, I just didn't know if it got at all

since it was broken. - Right there.

- No, I think it was fine.

And if it was missing something,

that gives me more of an excuse to be meaner to them.

- Oh, true, yeah. - I know for a,

like, we can't do our work correctly,

if we don't get it fixed. - That's what I'm saying.

- Yeah, even such a big help kitty, thank you.

- Of course, any time has been your first day.

- It's been a little overwhelming.

Just, you have to print her,

and then I just go to the hall with my clothes.

- That's right. - And then all this learning,

but, I mean, thankfully you guys are all so cool.

I just, I'm glad, I've been feeling, you know, comfortable.

- Has anybody been mean to you here?

- No, not yet.

- If they are, just let me know, okay?

I'll take care of all of them.

- Just my dad, but you know, it's sad, like, sad, yeah.

- Yeah, exactly, exactly.

- Yeah, I know, but I definitely do feel

all taken care of here.

- That's great, that's great to know.

- Yes, I'm excited to work my way up in the company,

take over things. - Yes, that's the attitude.

I love to hear that. - Yes.

- What kind of positions are you interested in?

- Um, well, I definitely want to be on the top one day.

- Okay.

- Yes, I want to work my way up to the top,

just like my dad did.

- Right, he's a great role model.

- I'm definitely very lucky.

But yeah, no, I just, I'm okay with just, you know,

being on the bottom for right now,

blurring my way up, yeah.

I just want to take over.

- Yeah, I mean, that's the attitude.

I want to see you there one day.

- Oh, thank you.

- No, I just love it here being the secretary.

- Yeah, everyone seems like a great team.

Everyone seems to really work together very well.

- Yeah.

- Which is important for a thriving business.

- Exactly, exactly.

I love to see more people passionate about paperclubs.

- Yeah, I know, I'm so passionate.

Like, ah, I was so excited the day my dad told me

that I can come to work with him.

- Right, right.

How did that start?

Was it like an internship for college,

or were you just hired in the company?

- Yeah, no, I went to college,

and then after I graduated,

my dad offered it to me,

just because he saw how hard I worked in college.

I mean, I got straight A's.

- Right, right.

- Yeah, so he wanted to see my talent's,

where I was here.

- I'm glad he was looking out for you.

It's the job market right now.

It's kind of crazy out there.

- Tell me about it.

I applied for like so many other jobs,

and it was just, it was hard, so, yeah.

- That's great, that's great.

I'm so glad to hear that.

- Yeah, but how long have you been here?

- Girl, too long.

(laughs)

- No!

- Yeah, but you know, I love it.

It's very calm.

I'm gonna ask for anything else.

They pay me good, so no complaints.

- Anything better to draw up.

- Wait, I don't wanna interrupt.

Have you taken your lunch break yet?

- I actually haven't.

- Okay, you can go at 1.30, all right?

- Okay, thank you.

- Just wanted to remind you.

- Wow, today's going by fast.

- It should hold you off.

I made you a coffee since you made the teen coffee.

- Oh, wow.

- Yeah, I made sure to put this weekend early.

Maybe you can learn from that one.

- Thanks.

Okay, yeah.

He's funny.

- That's Felix for you.

He's the office funny guy.

- The class clown I see.

- Yeah, right.

But yeah.

- I need bath.

- Yeah, oh my God.

We could not survive without coffee here.

That is our fuel.

- Yeah, no.

I see cups literally everywhere.

- Yes, and just wait for the Christmas time.

They bring gallons, buckets of coffee.

- Damn, mom. - Yes.

- Okay.

Do you all do like theme, soft for the holidays?

- Yes.

Oh my God, you should have seen

the paper clip collection 2023.

That's my favorite.

They're so cute.

Paint it them with candy canes.

- Wait, I think I, oh yeah.

Daddy brought some of them last year.

I remember.

- Yeah.

- You know, get back here right now.

- It was actually his idea to design them that way.

It was great. - Oh, wow.

Why did you tell me about that?

- Well, you know, creativity is one of my attributes.

- True.

- What do you think?

(laughing)

- Oh my gosh.

So what are we planning for this year?

Are you already on it or?

- I don't know, I was the big man.

- Well, I have something special planned this year.

- Ooh.

- I'll tell anybody yet.

- Oh, okay.

- Yeah, we still got a little bit.

- Well, Christmas, yeah, you're right.

(laughing)

- Yeah.

Yeah, they sell very well those things.

- Oh, wow. - What a thought.

- But I think I saw in the break room, like on the

tri-race board that you'll have some big projects coming up.

- Yeah, yeah.

See, you know, I'm not very well informed in those.

I don't know if they're trying to come up

with like different products soon.

- Yeah.

- But I don't know, they're being super quiet about it.

It's very secretive.

See, those are the kind of things you'll learn

when you're on the top.

- Yeah, I know, I'm wondering if I'll start to learn

a little bit more this week.

- Mm-hmm, yeah.

- It's like the company secrets.

(laughing)

- Yeah, I need to.

- All right. - Oh shit.

(laughing)

Sorry, daddy.

- It's okay, it's okay.

(laughing)

- But yeah, but Joc, did you have before you came here?

- I was just focusing on college.

- That's it?

- Yeah, oh my gosh, I did school full time

for the whole four years.

Yeah, daddy, he just wanted me to focus on my studies.

He didn't really let me worry about a job

until I got out of school so I could just really go hard.

And that be burnt out.

- Yeah, that's really good.

Yeah, that's very lucky.

I know a lot of people that are working full time

and going to school full time.

I don't know one day sleep.

- Shit, I don't think I would have been able

to do as well as I did if I went to school.

- She's pretty good. - Yeah, it works.

- Mm-hmm.

- Oh.

- Yeah.

- Mom.

- Hey, I'm gonna talk to you, it's--

- Mm-hmm.

- You're very sweet.

- Put your lunch order down there.

- Some lunch?

- Yeah, I'm gonna order for the office.

- First step.

- Ooh, did I hear lunch?

- Yeah.

- Mm, mm, mm.

- Yeah, we're taking orders right now.

- I'll come right over to you

and you can write yours down.

- Mm-hmm, what are we having today?

- I wanna get a big daddy burger.

- Mm, oh, those are good.

- Oh wait, is that placed on stairs?

- Yeah, yeah.

- I had that last week, mm, they're so good.

- Their fries are so fresh.

- Mm, and salty.

- Yeah.

(laughs)

- Yeah.

So, yeah, you can go ahead and like, put in your order.

- Yeah, I was actually bringing this up to her

'cause I noticed that on the digital form,

we didn't have this information,

but we haven't even found that physical form.

- Got it, got it.

And get whatever you want today at lunches on me, okay?

(laughs)

Thank you.

- I'll take care of that.

- Oh.

- No problem.

- Okay.

See, over here, everybody helps each other out.

- Mm-hmm.

- I kinda got a lot, I got carried away.

(laughs)

- Here's my order.

- What do you get there?

- Yeah, we got one more.

- My usual.

(laughs)

- That'll be good.

- You need to learn to switch things up a little.

(laughs)

- Like, could I like?

- Mm-hmm.

(murmurs)

- Is there anything else that I'm missing?

- Mm, like what, do you have any questions about anything?

- Um, I'm just curious, where do I file everything

once I'm done, like do I scan the paperwork

onto the computer or is there somewhere specific it is?

- So, you can do it two ways.

You can like, when that printer is fixed,

you can go ahead and scan it and then make copies

and you go downstairs and file it in like the room

at the bottom, like in the back.

You can go ahead and file it, but for now,

since we can't do that, just put it in USB.

- Oh yeah, okay.

- And like, put it in your computer

and just keep it there for now.

- Okay.

- And then after everything is fixed,

like you can just print it and put it downstairs.

- Okay, downstairs.

And what do I name the files?

Like do y'all do something specific?

- Um, just name it by like the date.

So you put the date first and then like,

the name of like the person that you're filing for.

- Okay.

- And then, what should we go with that?

Just like, make sure that the date is like first.

- The name, oh date first.

- And then the names, yeah.

- Okay, cool.

- Also, I don't know if you've seen like

the new schedule that just came out.

- Oh shit.

- Did you see?

- No, I didn't.

- Yeah, we actually changed to a Tuesday for Thursday.

- Oh, okay, okay.

- They're not coming in at seven anymore.

- Oh, okay, I mean, I'll take that.

- I just sleep in girl with you.

- Yes.

- So you'll be coming in at 11.

Are you okay with that?

- I'm good with that, yeah.

- You'll be coming in at 11.

- Yeah, okay, cool.

So I guess I won't be coming in with you then, daddy.

I'll just have to take a ride in.

- Yeah, would you ride shit, right?

- Okay.

- Okay, I don't have a question about your schedule.

Just let me know.

I'm always here for you.

- Okay.

Okay.

- My hair's barbie.

I see you already met Willow.

- Yeah, no, she is one of our most organized employees.

I think she would be a great mentor for you.

Do you have any advice for her?

- Yeah, absolutely.

You know, there's a lot of writing in this position.

So you could really have a lot of growth here.

- Mm, growth.

- If you really put your mind into it.

- Okay.

- You could do any wealthy.

I don't need anything.

Just ask me. - Yeah.

Okay.

- I've been here for five years.

I have four.

- Five years?

- Yeah, five years.

- Oh, wow.

It's a long time.

- I have a lot of things, but every year I just have noted.

If you just keep working at it.

- Okay, absolutely.

- It's really, really nice.

We get to put coffee.

Everyone will love you and then you'll get it.

- Ooh, okay.

I can't believe that.

- My reception is forever.

So it's good to have a two day.

And let me know anything.

I hope to you.

My office is literally right down the corner.

By any time, it's an open door policy.

- Hey. - Hey.

- Hey, hello, hello.

- Oh, you're so sweet.

Thank you.

- Oh, there's this little barbie, right?

- Yeah, a barbie.

Okay, cool.

Did you start out as a secretary?

Have you been working your way up?

- Yeah, I have been working my way up.

I was a secretary just like you.

- Okay.

- You know, printing games, coffee and things.

- Right.

- And then I made my way up.

So you could just like, take one day.

- Okay, how long were you a secretary for?

Like, what was your time on?

- It was about a year.

- Okay.

- So basically almost every year, you know,

they would be like, "Oh, I could give you a 50-side raise."

- Okay.

- Okay, cool.

Awesome.

Well, that gives me hope.

- So right over up, I just wanna make sure

you're lunch ordered.

You got the Caesar salad?

- Yes.

- You got the basil?

- Yeah.

- Fries and a milkshake.

- Mm-hmm.

- Chocolate.

- I was gonna ask, do you want to carry on top?

- Yeah.

- I figured.

- And look for you.

That milkshake is so good.

I get it all the time.

- Mm-hmm.

So good.

I've been craving so many seeds.

- Beater?

- Yeah, I think it's right over here.

- Oh, that one.

- Okay.

So is lunch the same time every day or is it change?

- Pretty much.

Pretty much.

Pretty much the same time every day.

- Okay.

- We like to keep things stable around here.

- Okay.

- And then, I don't think I, in the break room,

I was in there.

There's a fridge, right?

Like I can bring in my stuff.

Okay, you're gonna have to show me.

- You're gonna bring me lunch.

- Yeah, okay.

I just for some reason didn't see it.

I probably just missed it.

Cool.

- It's like right by the coffee maker.

- Oh, oh my God.

I need a microwave too.

- Okay.

- You need it?

Did you put your order in there?

- Yeah, I was actually coming over to ask

if anybody knew when the food was gonna get here.

Not to put anyone in a rush.

- I'm gonna put in.

- Are you waiting?

- Yeah.

- Hi.

- Sit the room, just a little.

- We're all hungry.

- And it's gonna stop.

- Or let me put in the order, actually.

Yeah, I just wanted to make sure.

All right.

I think I see the phone blinking.

Is that a small column?

- No.

- Oh, yes!

- What a great eye.

I didn't even notice.

I'll let you take this one.

- You see it?

- Whoa, whoa, whoa!

Pivot clip medium.

How can I help you?

- Yeah, but look, you can do it.

This is a good thing.

- Mm, hold up, what's your name?

I'll have to check the schedule.

Lily, okay, one second, let me put this on a recall.

Hey, I'm kidding.

Yes!

I'm Lily, for next week's on the phone.

She's asking about if she's able to push the call time back,

just like an hour.

Something came up.

- Let me look at the schedule really quite calm.

- She's a very important class, so,

don't know if I'm back, but you can do whatever you need to do.

- Okay.

Yeah, tell her yes.

- Okay, so she's good to come in at what time?

- Whatever time she wants.

- Okay, so let me ask for time.

Yeah.

- Hey, okay.

So, I just checked the schedule.

We have a pretty free day,

so you can really just come in whenever.

We had you down for 11, so is that gonna be 12?

- Yeah, it would be thank you.

- Okay, so 12 o'clock, and we'll be sending out

the information by tomorrow, just like,

where everything's gonna be in all that.

Does that work?

All right, Lily, awesome.

Thank you so much, we'll be in touch.

- Okay, here, can you get that one?

- Hello, girl, you didn't even hang out it quick.

- Yeah, I was trying to feel a little much more confident.

- I can tell, I can tell.

Phone calls used to be like the scariest thing for me,

but after a while, you don't really care anymore.

It's like talking to a friend on the phone.

- Literally, I just gotta get over that social anxiety.

- Mm, yeah.

Do you hear that sound?

- I think so.

- That's the fax machine.

- Oh, shit. - Now, that just

over that contract.

- Okay, see. - Let me go get it for you.

- Okay.

Man, daddy, today's been such a great day.

- I love you.

- Yeah, all your employees are awesome.

- Yeah, they certainly are. (laughs)

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You're fitting right in, you're really awesome.

- Yes, let's seal the deal.

- Here you go.

Just make sure to go over that and sign, okay?

(painful breathing)

Everything looks great so far.

(painful breathing)

- Oh, everything looks great, daddy.

- Oh, yeah. - Yeah.

- Yeah, I'd say it was signed properly.

- Yeah, it was good. - All right, take that.

All right, so how was your first day of work?

- It was a lot better than I thought it would be.

I put way too much pressure on myself.

- I think everything came together wonderfully.

- Yay, let's go get some lunch now.

- Yeah, let's do it. (laughs)

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