answer: #Person1# tells #Person2# Lester's like the kitchen god who watches everyone and tells the boss whether they're good or bad. #Person2#'s afraid. #Person1# suggests serving sweet dishes, but #Person2# doesn't think it works.
documents: #Person1#: Our supervisor Lester does. Actually, Lester is kind of like the kitchen god.
  #Person2#: The kitchen god? What does he do?
  #Person1#: He just stays in the kitchen and watches you. Before the Chinese New Year, the kitchen god tells his boss whether you were good or bad this year. Just like Lester does!
  #Person2#: Oh, no! I did a lot of bad things this year. I hope the kitchen god isn't like Lester--he blabs my mistakes to everybody!
  #Person1#: Actually, there's a way to keep the kitchen god from telling the bad things you did.
  #Person2#: What is it? Tell me! Will it work for Lester, too?
  #Person1#: I think so! Just serve a lot of sweet dishes next week. That will make the kitchen god say sweet things about you!
  #Person2#: Hmm. Are you sure that will work? I already tried giving chocolate to Lester.
  #Person1#: And what happened?
  #Person2#: His face broke out and he said it was my fault!