Carrie Pilby Page #4
- Year:
- 2016
- 98 min
- $19,025
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( scoffs )
I hate it
when that happens.
Hey, party of one?
No, actually, two.
I'm meeting someone.
Really?
Like, a man?
Yeah, a man.
Okay, cool.
Just look around
and see if he's here.
Well, I haven't actually
met him before.
I see.
But I know his name.
It's Matt.
Matt.
Yeah, I think
I know who he is.
- Uh, um--
- Gloria--
Sorry.
That's okay.
( chuckles )
There.
- Hi.
- Hi.
Hi.
Wow.
You're just, uh...
You're much more beautiful
than I had expected.
Am I?
Yeah, I thought
I would only get
desperate ogresses
applying to an ad
in the "Village Rag,"
let alone a woman
who's into literature.
How did you know
I'm into literature?
Gloria Patch...
from Fitzgerald's
underrated masterpiece,
"The Beautiful
and the Damned"?
Okay.
I'm a massive geek, sorry.
Oh, don't be sorry.
You won't beat me for geekdom.
I'll take that challenge.
- You're on.
- Okay.
Should we order
some drinks?
I'll just stick to water.
Not to be a spoilsport.
No, actually,
I don't drink either.
I never saw
the point of it.
Oh, well, in my case,
it would be illegal.
Really?
How-- how old are you?
- Nineteen.
- Wow.
So, you--
you're a student?
Ex. I graduated
Harvard last year.
No way,
I went to M.I.T.
- Did you?
- Mathematics.
Hang on,
so you must have been 18
when you graduated?
That math degree
came in handy, huh?
Well, that was a little thing
called subtraction.
Have you guys decided?
I'll just--
a quesadilla with water.
And I'll have a diet Coke
and a cheese enchilada.
Great.
I'll take your menus.
Coming up.
A diet Coke?
Yeah, I'm just trying
to keep the weight off
before the...
Yeah, so, I'm surprised
that someone from Harvard
reads the personals.
How else
should I find a man?
Wait for our eyes
to meet
while trying to solve
Fermat's theorem?
Well, Fermat's
Well, one nil to you.
( chuckles )
- Asshat.
- Sh*t for brains.
Woman:
Dwayne, Joshua...
I just used
to get called dork.
We actually had a kid
whose last name was Dork.
But it didn't
really hurt him, though.
He was way
too good-looking.
Well, luckily, he didn't have
a first name like Dick.
It was Dick,
his first name.
Dick Dork was a person's name
that you knew?
- Dick Dork.
- Well, I'm gonna have to come
to your apartment
and look at your yearbooks
to make sure
you're not lying to me.
Oh, yeah?
Yeah.
Was it just me
or did you find
everyone in high school
stultifying?
Yes, in fact
if you used that word,
"stultifying,"
in front of them,
they would have shouted
SAT word!
- SAT word!
- Yes.
- I remember that.
- Yeah?
And the teachers
were lousy too.
Well, actually,
two of them
are coming to my wedding.
What are you doing?
Oh, nothing,
I was just playing
- with my napkin--
- No, no, no.
What are you doing here?
I mean, what's with the ad?
Oh, uh...
My fiance
and I got together
when we were
really young,
and I love her.
I do, but I--
I just sometimes think
something's missing,
and I don't wanna do
the wrong thing,
so I'm just
looking for clarity.
Does that make any sense
or do I just sound like
a total dick?
The two aren't necessarily
mutually exclusive.
When's the big day?
February 4th.
Oh, excuse me!
Hey!
( coughs )
I'm choking!
Oh, I thought
you didn't drink.
and I thought
you'd be a creep.
Would that have helped?
Frankly, yes.
I came here with the intention
of exposing you.
What do you mean?
I read your ad,
and as a member
of the female gender
and people
with integrity everywhere,
it pissed me off.
So, I thought
I'd make a date with you,
find out about
your girlfriend,
and then tell her
- Oh, my God.
- What do you expect?
You're getting married
in two months,
you're trying to meet girls
in classified ads.
- That--
- I thought I'd find
a narcissistic rat bag,
not some handsome,
charming, smart--
you need to be
honest with her.
I know, I know.
You're right and I--
I just want
to be clear about
how I'm feeling
before I do that.
Are you clearer now?
No.
Well, I'm glad
to have helped.
Good luck
with the nuptials...
I guess.
Or not.
Woman:
Oh, yeah.
You liked him,
didn't you?
Whether I did or not
is irrelevant.
He's engaged.
And that is that.
You should definitely
see him again.
What is it about
the word engaged
- that you don't get?
- He's not even married yet.
What's the problem?
Even if he were married,
who cares?
I care!
I try very hard
not to be engaged
in activities
that are harmful
to myself or others.
Okay, you don't think
it's gonna hurt you
to not get to hang out
with someone you like?
You don't think
it hurts to deny yourself
the possibility of love?
Okay, next time
you see Matt,
ask him
his fiance's middle name.
There won't be
a next time.
Why?
Because guys
don't usually
pay attention
to details like that.
But if they're in love,
they do.
They've been
together forever,
her middle name.
So, it's a good test
then, isn't it?
And if he doesn't know it,
I'd say he's fair game.
Yo, yo, yo.
What's up?
What are you guys--
what are you talking about?
Oh, you know,
clothes, makeup, boys.
Hmm.
Sorry I missed that.
So, are you going to see
Who?
My recently ex-boyfriend
is playing a gig at Natto's.
Why is he your ex?
Because he chose
to go off with some whore,
that's why.
And she is so not
his type.
Yeah, he much prefers sluts
to whores.
What's his name?
His name is Dex
and he's a jerk.
But he's amazing.
Like, his tongue
should be registered
as a national treasure.
( chokes )
Hey, you should come.
Douglas:
Sure, why not?
Hey,
that's my philosophy too.
Thank you so much
for going.
I cannot watch
another Dex show.
Never really
felt bad about it
As we drank deep
from the lie
'Cause I felt
melting magnets...
Uh, hi.
Vodka, straight up.
Actually,
what's the one
all
the one that makes
you really drunk?
- Oh, rum.
- Rum, double.
I.D.?
Can I-- can I give you
my I.Q. instead?
185?
Surely I can be
better trusted with alcohol
than older,
less intelligent people.
Are you 21?
Alcohol
is an organic compound
so that the chemical makeup
of the ethanol
in your slightly
toxic wares
is C2H 5OH.
- Hey, just lie.
- I'm not a liar.
Well, he's not going
to give you a drink
unless you do.
Well, you know what?
Morality is inconvenient.
Coke, please.
Regular, not that diet sh*t.
Okay,
you're feisty tonight.
I like it.
But at least let me,
like...
- ( muttering )
- Wait, can--
Why can't people
just like me for who I am?
Nobody likes anybody
for who they are.
That's why
we have to pretend
to be better
than who we are
and then let people
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