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The husband expresses frustration at his boss' lack of attention to parking issues due to lack of parking spaces and lack of public transportation options. The wife suggests scheduling a formal meeting with their boss to address the issue and reminds them of the importance of proximity to work and commute.
human
I just don't understand why my boss won't listen to me about the parking situation. I've been trying to bring it up for weeks now.
gpt
That sounds frustrating. Have you tried scheduling a meeting specifically to discuss it?
human
Yes, but every time I ask, he says he's too busy. It's like he doesn't care about the employees having a place to park.
gpt
Maybe there's a reason why he's hesitant to address it. Is there a possibility that there's a limited number of parking spaces available?
human
I don't think so. There are always a few empty spots in the lot. I just think he's too focused on other things to give this problem the attention it deserves.
gpt
It's understandable why you're frustrated. Maybe try bringing it up during a performance review or another formal meeting with your boss. That way, he'll have to listen.
human
That's a good idea. I just want to make sure that the employees have a place to park and don't have to resort to street parking or public transportation.
gpt
I can understand why that's important to you, especially since it affects your day-to-day life and commute. Remember when we talked about how close we like to be to each other? I think this issue is a reminder of how important proximity can be.
human
You're right. Being close to the office and having convenient parking can make a big difference in how we feel about our jobs and our lives.
gpt
Absolutely. And speaking of proximity, have you heard from your boss about that business trip you might have to take next month? It would be tough to be away from each other for so long.
human
Not yet, but I hope I don't have to go. I hate being away from you and the kids.