answer: #Person2#'s angry because #Person2# asked #Person2#'s boss for a raise but got rejected. #Person1# comforts #Person2# and suggests that they eat out with the kids tonight.
documents: #Person1#: Honey, you don't seem to be in a good mood. What's wrong with you?
  #Person2#: I had a talk with my boss today and I was really angry. I asked him to pay me more each month. And can you guess what he said?
  #Person1#: I certainly have no idea. What did he say to make you so angry?
  #Person2#: He said I wasn't good enough for higher pay. I entered the company when I was just 25 years old, and now I'm 30 years old. Shouldn't I get a pay raise?
  #Person1#: I certainly think you should get a pay raise?
  #Person2#: How I wish you were my boss! I told my boss that now I need more money to buy a car to raise my kids, and to buy a house. But he just said no.
  #Person1#: Perhaps he knew I make enough money for everything. Just cheer up, honey. It's not a big deal. Now smile and forget about what happened today.
  #Person2#: OK, but I didn't cook tonight. I wasn't in the mood to do that, you know.
  #Person1#: It's OK. We can eat out with the kids tonight. We haven't eaten out for quite a few days.
  #Person2#: Jerry and Lucy will be happy about that.