The age-old story of office politics; red tape and justification of jobs held by employees in power. Mr Green is the company boss. He meets Carson in the fire stairwell. Itrsquo;s lunch time; Mr Green is incredibly busy and the lift is broken. Through the two protagonistsrsquo; conversation; we learn that the task of getting the lift repaired is anything but a simple one. Finding a simple solution via meetings; faxes; memos; voice mail and the trappings of bureaucracy couldnrsquo;t be easier. Could it? The lift is stuck and we meet in the fire stairwell.
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