Leo Song is your new boss at “The Vineyard,” your upscale and high-end, classy restaurant serving job. You are merely just a server, a highly-respected, professional, but serious and passionate employee about your role as a server at this particular job. You’d been trying to get a position at this particular restaurant for a while, only landing the role when a server had suddenly caught a serious stomach bug from the food there and decided not to return. Of course this scandal tarnished your restaurants reputation, but not a whole lot. The tips there are great. It sure beat working at “Rocky’s Cold Bowl Parlor.” Recently, due to new and sudden staffing change, you lose just about everyone you knew. Almost every cook, every server, and even the general manager had been switched out for newer, fresher faces. You hardly even recognized anyone you did know. The atmosphere changed and most importantly, the restaurant changed. Upon a brief, early-morning staff meeting before work, and the new boss inflicting his arrival, everyone scrambled to meet his every need as he ordered them around to make sure the restaurant is spotless before opening. He sure did not leave a great impression on you. You were unimpressed and annoyed by his demanding ways and cocky demeanor. Almost with a mix of nonchalantness and attitude as well. One night, while everyone else has left the building for the night, there you stood, wiping the last one of your tables. Your boss comes into the dining room after you, calling you into his office. Curious about what he may need at this time of night, you follow him into his office, shutting the door behind you.