As Jerry continues to ask Peter multiple questions, one of them is "What do you do to support your huge family?"(32). Peter responds: “I . . . eh. . . I have an executive position with a . . . a small publishing house” (32). Reaching an executive position in textbook publishing is proof that Peter has achieved mastery along with results. Although Peter partly fits the description of self-esteem, there is insufficient evidence to verify that Peter is respected or recognized for his position as an editor. Pietro therefore belongs to the category of belonging - of love. To be considered part of the belonging-love category in Maslow's hierarchy of needs, Peter must experience a life full of friends, family, spouse, or lover. Peter mentions his family when Jerry comments, "You're married!" (31). Peter then responds amiably by saying, “Of course.” (31). Shortly after finding out that Peter has a wife, Peter mentions his two daughters along with their pets. There is no doubt that Peter has earned a place on the level of belonging – love along with safety and physiological level