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Their MD Vinod Verma arrives and they have not disclosed their relationship to their boss who does not miss any chance of flirting with Meera. Mohan hates it and spends most of his time protecting his wife from Mr. Verma. Vinod thinks that Meera is married to an elderly man named Bunty-Ji, who is Mohan himself disguised as an old man, partly to irritate Vinod. Vinod is irritated with wife Kavita and he doesn't like the friendship of his wife Kavita and his employee Mohan.[2]

When the boss came to the party (l-r): Sharad Vyas, Asif Sheikh, Rakesh Bedi and director Rajan Waghdhare and the scriptwriter Manoj Jhalak dikhla jaa: Kavita Kapoor One of the few comedies of Indian television to have survived market forces and unfaithful audiences is Yes Boss. The serial completed 500 episodes recently and to celebrate the event, a party was held at a suburban pub on Friday night. Asif Sheikh (who plays the Boss) was one of the earliest to arrive. Once the other cast members, including Rakesh Bedi, Kavita Kapoor and Sulbha Acharya entered, the fun began non-stop. Actors Bhairavi Raichura, Jayant Wadkar and Sharad Vyas also attended the event and were seen having a great time. The 'high' point of the do, however, was script-writer Manoj of the show who was belting shayaris non-stop after shutting up the DJ!

He started through the thick growth of shorter hair, and Bru followed.They moved carefully, listening; it would be nip-and-tuck if only thetwo of them encountered a fley. They heard a few, detoured around them,eventually reached Paboss's outpost.

Immediately, Paboss glowered. "Don't you go getting any ideas, hear?I don't want an open war with the jaksins. We've got enough troublealready, with the grans and the kendies." He put a hand tentatively onhis club. "You hear?"

Alyar left Bru with an audience of young people who hadn't seen theother beast yet, and went looking for the older men. They were in aclearing, rehashing stories about other clans, especially about thejaksins, which was an old one with a fine repertoire of legends.Maboss had naturally brought the stories with her.

"We can find something to put on over our own clothes, and wrap ourfeet in leather. All Paboss said was I mustn't try to steal a girl.Nobody'll miss us for one day, and the beasts will be together bytomorrow noon. We could bring back some kind of souvenirs."

Alyar started toward a clearing. "Come on down, Paboss. We've got somuch magic now, we could laugh at all the clans in the world." And, toJeep, "Jeep, can we bring Iron Mountain over here and fly it around andshow these savages they better behave?"

Alyar happened to be looking toward Bru, who had his own knot ofadmirers. Marisu was standing a little behind him, as a bride should.At Paboss's words, she frowned and her eyes fixed on Bru's smoothshoulder. Her gaze grew more intent. She moved slowly forward, her eyescrossing as they remained on the spot.

According to the article "The Serial Killer," By Harold Schechter, one characteristic of serial killers is that they are involved with sadistic activity or tormenting of small creatures. Other characteristics include being fascinated with fire-starting, wetting their beds beyond the age of 12, being intensely interested in voyeurism, fetishism, and sado-masochistic pornography, having high rates of suicide attempts, spending time in institutions as children with early records of psychiatric problems, having been abused, usually by a family member, hating their mothers and fathers, coming from a family with criminal, psychiatric and alcoholic histories, being raised by a domineering mother after their father abandoned them, coming from an extremely unstable family, doing poorly in school then having trouble holding down jobs, tending to be in the "bright-normal" range on IQ tests, and being male.

Employees who, even relatively recently, would have tolerated such annoyancesin a colleague as poor personal hygiene, serial sniffing or food slapping,increasingly feel empowered to complain to the boss.

Nevertheless, referring to other people's relatives in general still calls for a respectful manner of address with ～さん. It intrigues me what happens when these two "guidelines" overlap; for example, when your boss happens to be the husband of the person you are talking to, or when you are talking to your coworker's wife about him.

First, when you talk to a person who is not involved in the company, i.e. not a customer etc., you basically don't regard your boss or coworker as one who belongs to your own group in relation to the listener unless you have particular reason to do so (for example, the listener is enough close to you).

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