Ms. Blue: Mr. Blue, how's your workload for the day?
Mr. White: I have some projects to finish and have to respond to some messages, but should finish it up by the end of the day.
Ms. Blue: Would you be able to fit in another task?
Mr. White: Depends on the complexity. I really should respond to the messages from our clients.
Ms. Blue: This isn't a very complicated task. I need you to go to the other department and do a quality check on their projects. 
Mr. White: All of them?
Ms. Blue: No. just a sample. Say 5 per project. 
Mr. White: Doesn't sound too complicated. What's the deadline?
Ms. Blue: And this is the problematic part. You only have 1,5 hours. 
Mr. White: That's not a lot. Is it possible to extend the deadline?
Ms. Blue: Unfortunately not. We will be undergoing financial control in about 2 hours and I need the reports on my desk at least half an hour earlier.
Mr. White: You want me to write reports as well?
Ms. Blue: Yes. Otherwise, how will I know what the standing is?
Mr. White:  But that's impossible!
Ms. Blue: Take someone with you. This should speed things up.
Mr. White: I'll get right on it. 
Ms. Blue: Thank you. Remember - 1,5 hours.
Mr. White: Of course. 
Mr. White has some work to finish by the end of the day. Ms. Blue wants him to do a project quality check in another department in a span of 1,5 hour. Mr. White will execute the task.