A Lot Like Love Page #4
What's jumping in the sack?
It's a game people play
at picnics, honey.
Hey.
I do weddings, head shots,
baby showers, for the money,
but I met a girl at a party,
a gallery owner,
and she said she might show
my work there, so...
That's really cool.
How'd you do that?
You leave the shutter open.
The hard part's staying still,
otherwise you're just a blur,
like the cars in the background.
I'm gonna go splash
some water on my face.
So make yourself at home.
Wait, he just landed on your doorstep?
Honey, that's perfect.
Don't get excited,
Emily, let's not get picky.
And I couldn't look less sexy.
Stop it, you're gorgeous.
- Has he put the moves on you yet?
- He's not the type.
Someone's gonna have sex.
Will you stop it?
I've got to go, wish me luck.
You don't need it. Call me.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
She owned a business, right?
Like, selling antiques.
She used to work
for the mayor's office as an advisor.
- But she said she didn't like it.
- Wow, two careers already.
Yeah. So I thought
she would understand
the kind of work you've got to put in
when you're first starting out, but...
She said that she couldn't be
number 3 or number 4
on someone's list of priorities.
She said she could be number 2,
but not if number 1 was selling diapers.
Hi, it's me calling to see
how things are going.
This is... Hi. Hello?
It's a work-related call.
I'll just be one second.
Yes, can you get the?
Please figure out if the negatives
are gonna be ready by tomorrow.
- What?
- How's it going?
- It's not.
- It'll be fine.
As long as you're not wearing
that orange sweatshirt.
Don't call back here.
Sorry about that, I just...
- Where are you going?
- What's your stance on pancakes?
I'm pro pancakes.
Do you know
what you're gonna have yet?
I just can't...
I can't decide what to get.
Come on, Ollie,
you've got to just let it go.
Smile.
You're here with me.
There it is.
That's the one.
Hi.
- Gina, hi! How are you?
- I'm good, how are you?
- Good. It's been such a long time.
- Really long, yeah.
- I've been meaning to call you.
- Me too.
I was hoping we could actually
get together and talk a bit.
- Yeah, that would be great.
- It'd be good.
Do you have a couple of bucks
for the waitress?
Emily. Hi.
- Hey.
- How's everything? How are you?
- I'm good.
- Yeah? You're good? - Yeah.
- Great.
- I was gonna sneak on by
but then I thought, "I saw you,
so you probably saw me and..."
Yeah, it's good
that you both said hi.
I knew that she'd be fine with it.
It's been a long time.
Yeah, I'm glad you...
- Hi. Oliver.
- Peter.
- Oliver.
- Good to see you again.
We should probably go
if we're gonna catch that...
- You're right. Emily, take care.
- Take care, it was good to see you.
- Bye.
- Nice meeting you!
I'm starving.
- Let's get out of here.
- Okay.
All right.
Come on. Let it go.
Smile.
You're with me.
Shut up.
Get off the road, grandma!
Come on.
Let it go.
Smile, you're with me.
Where are we going?
We're heading north.
I've been killing myself at work.
Nights, weekends.
Even at home, Bridget's home.
I moved in with her.
That was my big mistake right there.
I should have stuck with the plan.
The plan was working.
The irony of it is that Bridget
actually loves plans.
We used to go on these trips.
She would plan everything
down to the very last detail.
Including the gas station
that we were gonna stop at.
I remember this one time,
we were in Ashland, right?
#Baby please don't go. #
We were at this B&B station.
#If you leave me now... #
And it starts raining, right?
I'm not talking about regular rain,
it was like torrential-downpour rain.
#Baby please don't go. #
So Bridget comes up
with this great idea, right?
- #I just want you to stay. #
- Park the car in the car wash.
Because who's gonna wash
their car when it's raining?
#A love like ours is love
that's hard to find. #
#How could we let it slip away? #
Come on.
#We've come too far
to leave it all behind. #
#How could we
end it all this way? #
#... we said today. #
- Do you want something?
- Just pick something.
Did you buy the whole store?
Want some pie?
You want some Cheetos?
Look at the moon.
Let's pull over.
- Did you love him?
- Peter?
No. Maybe a little.
Do you love Bridget?
- I guess so.
- Do you or don't you?
I thought I did.
If it wasn't love,
it was a lot like it.
Now I don't know.
Sounds stupid when I say it out loud.
If you're not willing to sound stupid,
you don't deserve to be in love.
- Take this.
- What?
What was that?
- What?
- That.
I didn't hear anything.
Oh, my God!
Oh, my God.
Ollie, are you all right?
Okay, I'm freezing...
- Whoa, you just looked.
- No, I didn't.
- You said you weren't gonna look.
- I didn't. Go.
I looked.
- Looking good.
- Shut up.
Very nice.
You're just taking advantage of me,
come on!
Okay, the shutter's gonna stay open
for 40 seconds, keep still, okay?
Okay.
- Are you ready?
- Ready.
It's cold.
- Hi.
- No moving.
- You're moving.
- I can't help it.
Folks, can I talk to you
out here for a second?
Folks...
Folks, this is a national park.
Why don't you get back in your clothes,
back in your car
and back on the highway.
Have a nice day.
I've got to go.
Okay.
Anyway, we've got this big VC meeting
in New York.
Got to put on this big
dog and pony show.
- You know what VC is, right?
- No.
It's venture capital.
It's like a big influx of cash,
to really help us grow our business.
- It sounds exciting.
- I'll grab this.
- I got it.
Well...
You you've got my number.
And you've got mine.
Yes, I do.
- I'll let you know how things go
in New York. - Yeah, good.
I've still got some...
feelings to sort through, about...
- Bridget?
- Yeah.
I didn't forget.
It's Bridget.
- I... it's...
- It's okay.
- Is it?
- Yeah.
I met someone.
You met someone?
It's not like we're getting married
or anything, but...
Wait, I'm confused.
This is someone different?
Not the writer guy?
A different guy, a new guy.
A different guy?
What?
I don't... You know, it's...
Thank you.
So...
Don't.
You'll ruin it.
Get out of here, I'm sick of you!
Pitch and go, keep up the pace.
It's not a big deal. I'm sorry.
It actually is quite a big deal,
but don't go too fast.
You get really jittery
when you go fast.
Don't speed through the whole thing
'cause nobody understands
what you're saying.
- We invested a lot of time...
- Jeety, I need you to shut up!
- This is exactly what I mean.
- You're driving me crazy.
So...
the baby...
The...
The client inputs the child's data
and the baby actually
tracks its growth.
So when it's time
to move up to a bigger size...
There it is.
Bam! Just on your doorstep.
No hassle, no fuss.
Does the baby have a name?
Does the baby have a name? Yes.
What were we saying
for the baby's name?
- Freddy.
- Freddy.
- Doesn't have to be Fred. - Gabe
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