Speaker 1: My Christmas Yeah, I know, finishing all those reports. I'm
so glad we actually got this holiday party though. Could
you imagine if we just had to work for the holidays.
Don't get me wrong, I love our boss, but he's
own little bed. Oh hi, No, we weren't talking about you,
just talking about the Christmas party. Mm hm oh I
kind of was hoping to not work today. No, sirts, fine,
I'll could you pretty later. Okay, yeah, no, the hottie
party's amazing. It's better than last year's. Well, this year
we actually have a proper Christmas tree. I don't have
anything wrong with the snoopy Christmas tree. It's just, you know,
I think a tree with actual leaves is a.
Speaker 2: Little bit more festive.
Speaker 1: Oh right, work, So what did you need my hope
put exactly? I'm pretty sure I didn't write reports and
everything on time. I'm sorry, sir, but that's actually not
my division. No, no, no, it's fine, don't worry about it,
are you Okay? No, I just haven't seen you out
in the party. Sorry if I'm crying, I just am
really observant. Well, usually it functions you socialize with your
employees a lot more. Well, I know, but you come
and talk to me almost every day. It's not out
of the norm for you to talk to me, but
it is out of the normal for you not talk
to anyone else, especially out of function that you're hosting.
I mean, as your secretary, I think I should know that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, do you want to go get punch with me?
Speaker 1: We can talk about it over that. You need to
relax a little. It's the holidays me, No, I don't
have anyone for the holidays. They haven't for a while. Actually,
you really that's a surprise. I don't think you're aware
of it. Served but you're quite a bachelor around the
ladies in the office and some of the men.
Speaker 2: But I didn't tell you that.
Speaker 1: No, I still want to be included in the gossip
circle that happens at lunch. That is why I don't
take lunch or the user. I mostly want to be
a part of the gossip cycle and know what's happening. Besides,
I don't want to be offensive or anything. But you're
not very talkative during lunch, and you don't actually take
a proper lunch. You stay in your office and work
way too much. You barely give me any work to do.
You feel like I'm a failure of a secretary. And
here's your punch. Now that's actually gotten you down about
the holidays?
Speaker 2: No, I know.
Speaker 1: Hmm. There's the Christmas charity function that you're going to
correct mm hmm.
Speaker 2: I was the one who was scheduled at all.
Speaker 1: It's one of your largest benefactors, it's the most required.
You go, well, what's that got to do with you
being down? Though your day fell through? Oh, I'm sorry. Yeah,
that always sucks. That's not the whole thing, is it.
You want to know about my holiday plans. Well, it's
a very homework movie.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you though.
Speaker 1: Well, we leave tomorrow or my hometown, and every year
the entire town kind of pitches in and transforms it
to be a winter wonderland. I'm going back there and
I'm spending time with my nieces. M h Yeah, that's
why I've been taking no time off and saving every
penny I can. No no hometown lover. I thought I
told you that I was kind of the reject at school,
so I never really got to know anyone. Then when
I moved to the city, I started working for you,
and you're a very demanding bossor I barely have time
to go out. It's not your fault. It's more of
the workload that you take on Salt, But.
Speaker 2: I'm not complaining.
Speaker 1: It does pay the bell so and it's not horrible
working for you. At least you're not like, I don't know,
Scrooge or something. Oh, thank you. I guess it is
different than my regular work at hire. Well it's not
entirely work appropriate, but it's my favorite Christmas dress. Yeah,
we can go back to your office if you want.
I know you don't really like crowds that much, so.
Speaker 2: You put up with them enough.
Speaker 1: Hm, And I just feel like you don't want to
be around people right now. Yeah, don't worry about it.
M hmm.
Speaker 2: Look up, oh mistletoe. Oh that's kind of great.
Speaker 1: M m m, it's sir. Everybody saw that. Hey wait,
I think running into your office after you kiss me
into the missiles, I'm always going to send a completely
wrong message to everyone.
Speaker 2: No, I'm not mad at all.
Speaker 1: Actually, i've maybe harbird feelings for you for a while.
I'm saying maybe you like me too.
Speaker 2: That's very unprofessional of you, sir. I'm joking.
Speaker 1: I think we're kind of passed up professional line. Mhm,
I guess we're gonna be playing into one of the
Homewrek movie trope, the Boston the Secretary falling in love
on Christmas. Now, the only thing that's missing is you
inviting me home for the holidays?
Speaker 2: Are you coming back with me? W? You want to
come back with me to my hometown?
Speaker 1: You do realize you're going to have to hang out
with my family, right? Sure, I'm sure they wouldn't mind.
And since I know you are a lonely bachelor, well
thank you for correcting me. Sir, a former lonely bachelor.
I think Christmas would be fun if you came. M
So it settled you got to come.
Speaker 2: Thursday.
Speaker 1: I'll let them know. Well they have to make one
words about at the table and hang my missiletown. Now
let's go back out there and enjoy some of the party. Okay,
m M.
Speaker 2: My Christmas tea tee.
Speaker 1: Sir, you spe species wise