A Lot Like Love
Awesome.
Does Mom know
you drive like that?
Whatever. Can you get your stuff?
I'm missing 90210.
You're lucky you have
that gear in your mouth,
'cause they need your teeth
to identify your remains.
- Shut up, you're such a dick!
- Bye, Nicole.
...time apart, that's all.
- Where is this coming from?
You can come, all right?
It's not...
Never mind. You don't want me
to come, I'm not coming.
- Fine, then I want you out.
- Am I a partner or not?
You don't support me and my band.
I support the band.
I love the band.
Just get in the car.
Don't hurry back.
Come on!
Can I clear these for you, sir?
Any more peanuts?
They have another crate
in the galley.
Thanks.
Oh, dear,
I'll just get you a towel.
Oh, dear, I'm so sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm fine, thank you.
There's towels in here.
So I don't really need...
- Everything all right, sir?
- Yeah, everything's good.
Your attention, please.
There has been a luggage carousel
change for flight 640.
It will now be on carousel 4.
Don't.
I'm Oliver.
- I just thought we'd chat...
- Blah, blah, blah.
- See, it's ruined.
- What's ruined?
Our little secret.
Actually, I think the stewardess
was kind of onto us, so...
Well, she'll have to be killed.
- I'm Oliver.
- You keep saying that.
Wow, you don't make it easy
for a guy.
I think I made it
pretty easy for you, Oliver.
So, what's Bon Jovi do?
- Who?
- The boyfriend.
Ex-boyfriend.
Yeah, I noticed that.
So, what happened there?
What, are we friends now?
I'd say we're a little bit more
than friends.
Bon Jovi get a big record contract
or something?
His name's not Bon Jovi.
He plays guitar.
- Everyone plays guitar.
- You play guitar?
No.
- Strike two.
- Strike two?
What was strike one?
Would you like to sit
next to your girlfriend?
Thank you very much,
I'd love to.
So, what's your deal, Oliver?
You're in New York on business?
Me? Oh, thank you for asking.
No, actually I'm here
visiting my brother.
He's going to be a lawyer.
He's in law school, so...
- Is that what you wanna do, too?
- I don't know.
I just finished school.
Don't people usually
graduate in June?
Yeah.
It's almost a year ago.
You still don't have a job?
What are you, my mom?
I don't know, when you look at me,
do you see your mom?
- What sign are you?
- What sign am I?
Cancer.
Strike three.
Thanks.
It's Emily.
I'd have never guessed Emily.
Don't get mugged.
How was your trip?
You know... it was alright.
Who's that?
Don't be shy. C'mere.
Meet my brother.
I thought you'd like to catch up.
This is my girlfriend.
Hi. I'm Oliver.
Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you too, Oliver.
I'm Carol. I've heard a lot about you.
I'm sorry, I thought you were...
You thought she was deaf, huh?
Yeah.
Thank you very much.
- Where'd it go?
- What?
- My jacket, it was right there.
- What jacket?
I have seen no jacket.
What?
What can I get for 20?
20? Dollars?
You know, kissing a smoker
is like licking an ashtray.
Really?
What's screwing one like?
- You stalking me?
- Yes.
Oh, somebody stole my jacket.
You wanna do something?
What, are we friends now?
Here she is.
- I thought you were using the ladies'.
- I was, but...
I just came out to get some air.
- Hi, I'm Brent, Emily's father.
- Hi, Oliver.
- Christine.
- My stepmother.
Ready for some Guggenheim?
You know what?
Would you mind if I skipped the museum?
- Christine took off work.
- I know, I'm sorry, it's just...
Would you mind if I tell them?
No, not at all.
Go ahead.
Oliver is getting
some test results back today,
and he was wondering
if I could go with him.
It's a scary time. It's okay.
It won't take long.
Don't worry about that.
You take as long as you need.
I'm sure
everything will turn out fine.
You'll see.
Good luck.
- I'll see you later?
- Okay.
Stuff like that's not even funny.
You only get a chance
to make a first impression.
What do you care
what my dad thinks?
What if we hit it off,
become a thing or something?
- What was that?
- You and I would never become a thing.
You think pretty highly
of yourself, don't you?
First, why would I get
mixed up with a guy
who will jump
into an airplane bathroom
with the first girl
that comes a-knocking?
That was with you!
You won't get mixed up with me
because I slept with you?
Second, you're not even close
to being my type.
I'm not looking for a girlfriend
anyway, so...
Third, it turns out
you might be gay!
I mean, I want a girlfriend.
Whatever.
First things first, you know?
- What things?
- I don't know.
Make a plan
and get all my ducks in line.
You mean ducks in a row?
- Yes, I mean ducks in a row.
- What ducks are those?
Like the normal kind of ducks.
Like, job, career, house, future.
And then the girl of your dreams
will come and find you?
Yep.
I'll find her.
We'll find each other.
Don't worry about me and girls, okay?
I do all right.
Here.
What's that? Stop!
You're not unattractive.
You do know it's the middle
of the afternoon, right?
Two more?
- I've still got stuff to do today, so...
- So do I.
You know what?
Make them doubles.
They are doubles.
- Twenty-six.
- I got it.
- I know.
- You know.
You know what?
I don't mind paying,
but I hate the fact
that you assume that I'm paying.
At least make a move,
make the reach for it or something.
What if you don't get
your ducks in a row?
I'll get my ducks in a row.
In a line.
What if it takes 20 years?
It's not gonna take 20 years,
It's gonna take 5.
6, maybe. Max.
You don't even have a job,
not even an inkling of a job!
That's not true.
I'm interested in all the stuff
about the Internet.
That's good,
I hear that's gonna be huge.
- It will be.
- I'm sure.
- Are you being sarcastic?
- No!
I think you're gonna be beating away
chicks with a stick.
You really think that
6 years from now,
a guy like me, with a job,
a house, a nice car, and a future,
you think I'm gonna have a problem
finding somebody
to fall in love with me?
a big problem.
You...
What are you doing?
I am writing down
my parents' phone number.
- You live with your parents?
- No...
Yes, but in 6 years I won't.
So, why 6 years?
If you let me finish,
it's my whole point.
6 years from now,
you call this phone number,
my parents will answer.
You ask them how to reach me.
They'll give you the number.
Then you call my house,
and when my beautiful wife
answers the phone,
you'll ask her where to send
the 20 bucks you owe me.
20? I thought you were gonna be
some hotshot business guy!
Fine. 50.
- 50 big ones.
- 50 it is.
Any time before Christmas.
- I'm saving my film.
- For what?
For your trip? This is your trip,
it's happening right now.
Be careful,
I got it for Christmas, so don't...
You're not shooting me!
All the places I've traveled.
Nice.
- Mom's gonna love that one.
- Look alive.
Act really natural
in your surrounding.
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