Especiallyā I meant what I said; although, I hope Iām not overstepping any boundaries. We may have to agree to disagree on that, Mr. Torres. I think youāre a phenomenal man from what I can already tell, and if elected there are so many things you can do to better things. You shouldnāt sell yourself short, but again, I sincerely hope Iām not saying too much. Of course, this would certainly be a great way for me to see what opportunities lie ahead. Though, if Iām being frank, Iām counting my lucky stars. I really wish to be around for the long haul, but Iām sure you hear that often enough. Itāll be refreshing to be back stateside. Iāve missed it honestly, and the company wonāt be half bad.
Rejection, huh? Iām surprised you even know the word. But lucky enough for the both of us that isnāt the case.Ā
Boundaries? No, of course not. Don't even consider yourself held back by anything like that. You should consider me a friend. I want all of the people on my team to think of me like that, honestly. It makes things a lot easier. Oh, definitely not, I'll never argue that the compliments are too much, even if I don't fully trust that you're right about it at all. But on the subject of your praise, I'm starting to think you should be doing all the campaigning-- I mean, you speak so highly of me.. I just hope others learn to see me like you do. Always good to hear that my work and future goals are well appreciated, right? I do. People are determined to stay once they enter my team, but believe it or not, I think you have a lot of potential to do just that. Just keep up the flattery and you'll be fine.
...that was a joke, honestly. Just pretend to laugh like the rest of the crew. You've been to the States before then?
Again, you have way too much faith in me. I'm pretty sure I picked the number one profession for rejection, but in this case, yes, definitely lucky.
