Can I ask you a quick question, Mr. Würger?
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Can I ask you a quick question, Mr. Würger?
You with your good mood again, Schwarz.
That's exhausting.
Make it short, will you?
What are you working on right now?
I'm doing an internal survey.
Only under protest.
I'll keep it short and sweet.
So:
How many cases are you working on?
Are you working on reforms?
Do you work with many colleagues?
On more than a normal person can handle.
None.
None.
I see. That's... good for you, I guess.
Ah, thanks. I wonder who is working on which ones?
I, uh... understand.
Thank you very much for your detailed cooperation, Mr. Würger!
You positivist.
Try asking in Department III.
Altmann's behind that, isn't she?
What makes you think that?
Yes, exactly.
I can just feel it.
If you hang out here long enough, you'll notice it.
But I don't believe in it.
In what?
That you'll last long here.
So, what are you working on at the moment ...?
So do you know any colleagues that may be working on the reforms?
Try asking in Department III.
I'm not working on any reform. After all, I'm not stupid.
Why do you say that employees working on reforms are stupid?
Because they get in Lotte Altmann's way.
No one who gets in Lotte Altmann's way lasts long here.
I, uh... understand.
Thank you, Mr. Würger.
Is that all?
One more question ...
Yes, that was all.
Boring stuff, Schwarz. Boring and frustrating. No progress at all.
I can give you some files right now that I've been sitting on for years. Years!
Uh, no, that's not what I meant.
What are you working on right now? Perhaps a reform?
Ah, reforms are what it's all about!
You think so? Do you want to take a few cases off my hands?
No, thank you.
It's okay, it's okay.
Oh, that doesn't sound too good ...
I'm supposed to find out what my colleagues at the ministry are working on right now.
I'm doing a survey on colleague workload. Can I ask you a few questions?
How many cases are you working on right now?
What reforms are you working on right now?
How many colleagues do you have to communicate with in a day?
What makes you think that Ms. Altmann had anything to do with it?
How do you know that?
No, there's one more thing I'd like to know.
You have answered all the questions.
Oh, that should be it, thank you very much!