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Bishop:

If you ever want to help me manage my business, you’re welcome to join me.

Mac:

Would you give me that job? You really love the orchard.

Bishop:

I love the operation side, not the admin side.

Mac:

Huh, I would’ve never guessed that. So you’ll be in the field while I’m at the office, and then we can have lunch together?

Bishop:

That could be one scenario.

Mac:

There are others?

Bishop:

I could eat you for lunch.

Mac:

What if I need a break in between lunch and dinner?

Bishop:

A break? Like for a nap or something?

Mac:

No, so I can eat you. :wink: emoji

Bishop:

Oh, I see … we’d have to come up with a schedule that allows us to entertain each other, huh?

Mac:

Exactly.

Bishop:

Are you really going to work for me? This is a small town, Mac. You like big cities—thrive on them.

Mac:

It’s a quaint, warm, and beautiful town. Just because I’m drifting a little right now, so I can find myself doesn’t mean I don’t want to go back again.

Bishop:

But the job wouldn’t be temporary, Mac. I want someone to be here full time, committed, and willing to … give everything to it.

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