Miles Pina_Greg Heffley_Sc2 Tk 2

The person is frustrated because they can't get any customers. They think maybe if they had bigger biceps, they would have more success. They are also unhappy about spending the weekend in a tent with their father. They talk about the effort to earn a patch and suggest buying one online instead. They discuss the VIP Snow Removal Service and the heavy snow. They need to finish the job quickly but are having trouble figuring out how to use the equipment. The person in charge tells their partner that they are management and the partner is labor. They mention adjusting the partner's pay later. The partner is offered a raise and holiday bonus. I don't understand why we can't get any customers. Maybe I should have made my biceps bigger. We've only shot a few houses. Someone's bound to say yes. You're STILL doing that? Spending the weekend in a nylon tent with my father in the freezing cold is like my worst nightmare. You actually like spend time with your dad? Like, on purpose? That sounds like a lot of effort just to get a stupid patch. Can't you just buy used one online or something? What's that? Ms. Canefield, are you familiar with the VIP Snow Removal Service? This wet snow is so heavy. We should have charged twice as much. We gotta finish this job today. We just need to figure out a way to make this go quicker. She's got no luck, but she's got something that's just as good. I don't know how to turn this thing on. I think that's for the gas. Come on, Rowley. If you're gonna work for me, you gotta know how to do stuff like this. Partners, I'm management, Rowley. You're labor. Different levels. We can talk about adjusting your pay after your six-month review, but right now, this conversation is cutting into your break time. Rowley, I'll give you a 3% raise and a holiday bonus. Oh, come on.