MONA: Hey Tim, you have been working continuously for the last four hours. Let’s have a tea break now.
TIM: Sorry, I won’t be able to leave my work.
MONA: You must take a break after every two hours. It will keep your mind fresh.
TIM: I certainly wish for that, but unluckily I can’t. My promotion is due after a couple of months. I have to perform.
MONA: Do you think you can perform better with a tired mind?
TIM: I agree with you, but if I get up from my chair I may not be able to get the same concentration again.
MONA: In my opinion you’ll do better. Your mind will become habitual to a new work pattern.
TIM: It may also disturb rhythm of my working schedule.
MONA: Why don’t you do it for a week?
TIM: If my boss gets angry, then?
MONA: Everybody is taking tea breaks in the morning and in the evening. Why can’t you?
TIM: OK. I can give it a try for one week. If I perform better I shall continue the new work pattern as you suggest.
MONA: You are a good boy. Let’s go to office canteen for just 10 minutes quick tea break.
TIM: I like you Mona; you are a good friend.
