[speaker001:] Hey Lisa... want to grab lunch with me?
[speaker002:] Sure, Emily. We haven't done that in a while.
[speaker001:] Yeah... actually, we haven't hung out at all recently. You seem sort of under the weather. Is there something going on?
[speaker002:] Well, keep this under your hat, but I think I'm going to quit after New Year.
[speaker001:] Quit this company? Oh... wow.
[speaker002:] I know I should be pretty happy here, but I'm not finding the kind of job satisfaction I need. I'm a good graphic designer...
[speaker001:] One of the best in the company.
[speaker002:] That's kind of you to say. But... the stuff we do here hasn't really challenged me very much at all.
[speaker001:] Oh, I get it. Simply put, you're bored, huh?
[speaker002:] That's one way of putting it. For me, a job needs to stimulate my brain, otherwise it becomes a daily drudgery.