messages.role: user
messages.content: Write an email to my boss with below points. Write in a polite manner in logical sequence.
  -	As I informed in beginning of July, I had planned my vacation travel to Sri Lanka from 3rd till 31st August 2023 as I have to take care of many things in Sri Lanka including attending some important family affairs. So it is very important me to travel during this period.
  -	Since you confirmed me that you transferred my May and June months salaries on 24th July 2023, I made many pre-arrangements in Sri Lanka to attend many formalities including some formal legal matters that only can be done on prior appointments. However, I have not received the salary transfer as yet. That is the reason why I was trying to contact you via so many calls and messages to clarify what has happened…
  -	Can manage things on one month salary delay. But, 3 months of salary delay is a really tough one for any overseas worker to manage in a foreign country. 
  -	I need to pay the room rent for the month of July which I still haven’t paid. Hence, my landlord wants me to pay it asap and move out. From 3rd, I do not have a place to stay.
  -	As I have previously mentioned to you, I have many loan commitments in Sri Lanka that is close to 6000 to 7000 riyals each month, and I have not paid them in the last 3 months. Now the banks are making it a big issue and they are going to charge penalty for the delays. Further, I will be listed in the CRIB and will get a bad remark.
  -	I need to send money to my family in Sri Lanka since they are dependent on my salary to live. This covers so many things such as school feed, travelling, food and rent. I am unable to send them money during last 3 months and they had to borrow from other people for interest to survive.
  -	My family needs to move to a new house and I need to pay 6 months advance. I am unable to do this with the current situation and my family is paying a higher rent in the current place to stay
  -	During the last 3 to 4 weeks, I am living with only 1 or 2 basic meals per day since I don’t have money to eat.
  -	I have just 2 riyals in my bank account now. I do not have money to eat and travel to office. I have attached a screen shot of my bank mobile app for your reference.
  -	Since I have only 2 riyals in my account, I am unable to travel to office from tomorrow. Hence, I will have to work from the room. It costs me minimum of 4 to 8 riyals a day to come to office by bus.
  -	To manage all these things, I really need you to pay me the 3 month salary arrears as soon as possible before my departure to Sri Lanka.
  -	I really need to be in Sri Lanka as I have a very important event to attend on 5th August 2023. This is a very important family event that I cannot miss.
  -	I hope and trust you understand my current situation and humbly request you to do your best to release my salaries asap.
  
messages.role: assistant
messages.content: Subject: Urgent Request Regarding Salary Arrears and Travel Arrangements
  
  Dear [Boss's Name],
  
  I am writing to follow up on the outstanding salary transfer for May and June. As I informed you at the beginning of July, I had planned a trip to Sri Lanka from August 3rd to 31st, 2023, to attend to some important family matters. 
  
  I understand you confirmed the transfer of my May and June salaries on July 24th. However, I have not yet received the funds. I have been trying to reach you via phone and email to clarify the situation, but I haven't received a response.
  
  While I am able to manage a one-month salary delay, three months of unpaid salary is a significant financial burden, especially for an overseas worker. This delay is impacting my ability to meet my financial obligations, including:
  
  * **Rent:** I am currently facing eviction from my accommodation as I haven't paid my July rent.
  * **Loans:** I have several loan commitments in Sri Lanka, totaling around 6,000 to 7,000 riyals each month, which I have not been able to pay in the last three months. This is causing significant issues with the banks, who are threatening penalties and listing me in the CRIB.
  * **Family Support:** I am unable to send money to my family in Sri Lanka, who rely on my salary for their basic needs, including school fees, food, and rent. This has put them in a difficult financial position.
  * **Housing:** I need to pay a six-month advance for a new house for my family, which I cannot afford with the current situation.
  
  Due to the lack of funds, I have been living on minimal meals for the past few weeks. I am currently down to only 2 riyals in my bank account, and I am unable to afford transportation to the office. I have attached a screenshot of my bank mobile app for your reference.
  
  Given the urgency of the situation, I request you to prioritize the release of my three months' salary arrears as soon as possible. This will allow me to address my financial obligations and return to Sri Lanka for a family event on August 5th. 
  
  I understand this is a challenging situation, and I hope you will understand the gravity of my current circumstances. I appreciate your prompt attention to this matter.
  
  Sincerely,
  
  [Your Name] 
  
  
  **Important Notes:**
  
  * **Tone:** While this email is polite, it is also direct and assertive. It clearly outlines the issues and the urgency of the situation.
  * **Documentation:**  Attaching a screenshot of your bank account is a good way to provide evidence of your financial hardship.
  * **Professionalism:**  Maintain a professional tone throughout the email. Avoid emotional language or accusations. 
  * **Solution-Oriented:**  While you are highlighting the problems, focus on the solution – the prompt payment of your salary. 
  * **Follow-up:**  If you don't receive a response within a reasonable timeframe, follow up with your boss again.
messages.role: user
messages.content: Write a subject for the above mail
messages.role: assistant
messages.content: Here are a few subject lines that balance urgency and professionalism:
  
  **Direct & Urgent:**
  
  * Urgent: Request for Salary Arrears and Travel Arrangements
  * Regarding Outstanding Salary and Travel to Sri Lanka
  * Important: Request for Immediate Action on Salary Arrears
  
  **More Detailed:**
  
  * Urgent: Salary Arrears and Travel to Sri Lanka - Request for Action
  * Request for Salary Payment and Travel Support - [Your Name]
  
  **Consider your boss's communication style:**
  
  * If they tend to be formal, a more direct subject line is best.
  * If they are more casual, a slightly more personal approach might work. 
  
  
  Choose the subject line that you feel best reflects the tone and urgency of your email.
messages.role: user
messages.content: write a polite option