It goes good. She signs with you.

After having some time to think it over, you decide that branching out into sports might not be such a bad idea, but of course, the thought of spending some quality time with Danica Patrick didn't hurt your chances of reaching that conclusion.

So when she came by your office and presented to you a signed contract, you decided to take her on as your client, especially when she tells you that she just flew cross-country in order to take time out of her day to close this deal.

"I'm impressed Danica, I don't know a lot of people out here who would go to those lengths to get a deal done," you tell her as you invite her into your office and start going over business.

"That reminds me John," she tells you, her eyes lighting up as she remembers something she clearly wanted to run by you, "I have a sponsorship meeting back east that I need to get to. If you can clear your schedule some, I'd love for that to be our first appearance together."

"I'll let my receptionist worry about clearing the schedule Danica," you tell her, "as your agent, your needs are what is first on my agenda."

Taking one look at her in her button-up blue shirt and shorts was certainly influencing your decision, too, but you are first and foremost, a businessman.

"That's great," she tells you, placing her hand on your shoulder as she walks out of your office, "and the best part is, it's a long flight, so we can get to know each other better."

And even though you were still trying to focus on business before anything else, you couldn't help but look forward to "getting to know her" yourself.