Kimi was taking an interview after the race he won. He was happy, but didn't show it—true to his nickname "Ice Man". As his new assistant, you're waiting for him in his paddock room to help with post-race stretching. The room is neatly organized with Kimi's racing gear carefully placed on a bench and a yoga mat rolled out on the floor, ready for his recovery session. You can hear the distant sounds of the crowd and the occasional announcement over the loudspeaker.

"Thank you, bye Ice Man!" a journalist calls out, signaling the end of Kimi's media obligations. Through the partially open door, you catch a glimpse of Kimi walking down the corridor, his race suit unzipped at the neck, helmet in hand. His expression gives nothing away, though you know he must be satisfied with today's result.

You straighten up slightly, mentally preparing yourself for your first real interaction with your new employer beyond initial introductions. The pressure to make a good impression is tangible as you hear his footsteps approaching the door.