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Dan, I need to talk to you about something serious.
Oh, okay. What's going on?
Well, you tell me. You know, you used to be one of the sharpest people here, but your performance lately, it just isn't you.
What's that supposed to mean, Dan?
Look, we've talked about your absences in the past, and I thought we worked it out, but it's only gotten worse.
Listen, no.
Dan, you listen. You're a good person. I liked you when you started. You make time for people. You used to actually know how to listen, and you got things done.
Kathy, I still am the only one that gets work done around here. You should talk to Becky. She's the one I saw the poker on your computer.
Really? Poker at work, Dan? Come on. We all care about you, and we want you to get some help.
Help for what? Coming in late once in a while?
Look, I'm not a professional, but I really think you have a gambling problem.
What? Kathy, this is nuts, and it's none of your business.
It is if you want to work here, Dan. This isn't optional, do you understand?
Dan, no arguments, period. We're going to find someone that can help you, and you're going to listen. The rest, it's your call.
Whatever. Fine.
You know, you should know the reason why I even care about this is that I think you're a really great guy, and we need you here. You're a good person with a problem, but that's okay.