The narrator tells us that he's a boss at work, and that there's no problem until the guy shows up. He says that life is like a hierarchy, where people are higher than you, and people are lower than you. He tells the guy that one day, he'll stand in front of him. He's never seen anyone who will succeed after talking, and he says that he hasn't seen anyone like that before. The guy says that there are rare items in the store that are 40 percent cheaper than the ones he was insulted by. The narrator says that if he tells him where he is going, he can buy the item and follow him. The kid has a slide for him, and the narrator says he'd like to play with it. He also says that someday, when he has to raise his own kid, he won't be able to do it on his own, and will have to rely on the baby's father to do the job. The baby'll be too young to play on the slide, and it's not safe for him to touch it. So, the baby will be raised by himself. And the narrator promises to care more about the baby now, and follow his instructions. And then he says, "I even forget that I was angry" . And that's it for the narrator. He can't stop talking about how awesome the guy is, and how he'