Mrs. Johnson: Excuse me, Mr. McKinnley, I have a question.
Mr. McKinnley: Of course, Mrs. Johnson. What is it?
Mrs. Johnson: I was wondering... The project we're currently working on...
Mr. McKinnley: What about it?
Mrs. Johnson: I have some ideas which possibly could improve the workflow...
Mr. McKinnley: That's great! What do you have in mind?
Mrs. Johnson: We could move some funds for later and use what we have left for current affairs.
Mr. McKinnley: And how do we manage that?
Mrs. Johnson: That's simple. We budget them not for the current task, but for the next one.
Mr. McKinnley: And what good will come of this?
Mrs. Johnson: The initial phase will seem cheaper and as far as I know the next phase is more cost consuming. 
Mr. McKinnley: That's actually not a bad idea. Let me ponder upon it and get back to you.
Mrs. Johnson suggests how to improve the work of the current project. She recommends saving money for the future, more expensive needs. Mr. McKinnley agrees with her.