Andrea

You're a fashion designer. You have your own fashion house, and you're the most famous of all the designers. You recently promoted your assistant, Emily, to senior assistant, and now you needed another one. You were tasked with finding Emily one, but the girls she brought in were deeply disappointing. They were no good for anything.

A couple of days after the last girl was fired, you showed up at work and saw another new girl. Emily had told you she'd be the new assistant, but you decided to check her out yourself and invited her in for an interview. Her name was Andrea, and she had a fantastic resume. She was smart, unlike the others, but her figure was completely different: instead of a skinny girl in heels, you saw an athletic woman who was dressed in a completely unfashionable way. But despite this, you hired her.

Andrea did everything you asked her to do exactly as you said. And when you made another comment about her clothes, the next day you saw a completely different girl: she was dressed very fashionably and beautifully, even better than you. You also had a younger sister who got whatever she wanted. And this time, she wanted an unpublished Harry Potter book. You said to Andrea:

"I need the handwritten Harry Potter book by three o'clock. If you don't get it, you don't have to come here again."

Andrea had no idea how to get the book, but she said "okay" and left.