#Person1#: I'd love that. I'm so glad I quit. It's time for a change.
#Person2#: Does that mean you're going to take my advice?
#Person1#: Yes. I'm looking for a position as a chef.
#Person2#: I might be able to help. . .
#Person1#: I'm sure you have great connections.
#Person2#: We'd like to open another restaurant. . . with you as the head chef and manager. . .
#Person1#: Really? You have that much faith in me? And Giovanni agreed to it? Does he know who I am?
#Person2#: Yes. But you know him. He's just worried that you're not Italian. . .
#Person1#: He's prejudiced, isn't he?
#Person2#: No. He's afraid that no one will cook as good as his mother did.
#Person1#: Ah! I know a way to convince him that Americans can make good Italian food!
#Person2#: How's that?
#Person1#: You'll see next week. I'll come by one day at lunchtime.
#Person2# would like to open another restaurant with #Person1# as the head chef and manager, but Giovanni is afraid that no one will cook as well as his mother did. #Person1# will convince him that Americans can make good Italian food.
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