Tim figured he’d exceed the future requirements.Robert drove his wheelchair through the door and right up to the spot at the table they had left for...him. He reached back and pulled out a thin briefcase. He set it on the table and opened it with a flourish. He was grinning broadly the whole time. He took out four envelopes, each with a different person’s name on it.“Cathy, this one is yours.”“Sandra, this one is yours.”“Tim, this is yours.”“Last, but not least, Benny, this is yours.”“What are. As bizarre as the conversation had been, he didn't really think it was anything more than an elaborate joke. Well, he was the proverbial captive guest. He had no clothing, at least none that was dry and on him, it was getting late and he was tired. If Sam and Mary had gone through all this just to say it was all a big joke, then why not play the straight man?Jason slipped the medallion over his head.Mary came into the room a moment later, carrying a small bundle of clothing. Noticing the. He then bent her over onto the table, she was “kitha koray, ami nah korsi, hayrah yo nah, time nai time nai” (what you doing, I said no, please don’t put it in, theres no time for this)The man replied back saying “thoy zanos thoy sas, amareh aktays nah or amar foisha dibehni, ethah stock magna aynah” (you know you want it, don’t stop me or are you willing to pay your debts, these stock doesn’t come free) rayna then said “aysko nah, aysko nah, time nai dukan kultham” (not today not today I need. I was in charge of the menswear section. Ienjoyed my job and whilst a lot of the other managers rotated around thestore I had found a niche that meant that I was consideredirreplaceable. They had worked this out when they tried to bring inother managers to cover me when I was away on annual leave.On a Friday I would take my team for a drink in the local caf? to bondand speak about any problems anyone had at work. That way people felthappier to talk than they would in the shop.I liked to.