Christmas Eve Page #2
Up yours, Walt.
Could you just
be quiet a minute?
I'm trying to make this call.
There's no service in here.
Hey, sis?
Uh, if you get this
message, it's Marta.
I'm stuck in an elevator
with the orchestra.
- Oh, god!
- - Oh come on, Marta,
shut the hell up!
That was uncalled for, Walt.
You shut up yourself.
You just told Walt to shut up.
I was shutting up
the shutter upper.
It's different.
What if we miss the
entire Christmas concert?
I wouldn't care if I
in my entire life.
Oh come on, you don't mean that.
Ugh.
Oh, seriously?
- Oh.
- - Okay, who did that?
Nice try, Walt?
I couldn't fart to save my life.
Who ever did the
deed, I hope you die
a long and painful death. Ow!
Ugh, what's that on my neck?
Is that throw up on my neck?
It's probably just sweat.
Marta?
Maybe I didn't, maybe
I didn't, it's okay.
How can you not know
whether or not you threw up?
It's your own sweat.
Back off.
Hey, relax kid.
- Bring it bad boy.
- - Hey!
Walt!
Come on, come on.
Stop the madness!
What was that?
Who the hell has a gun in here?
I don't have a gun.
Me neither.
I wish I had a gun.
A woman of my beauty
can never be too careful.
Shh.
Damn it.
Let me guess again, cakes?
In the business of cakes?
You don't work for
the government.
What are you an attorney?
What are you, a
private detective?
Do I look like a private dick?
I wouldn't say private.
Paralegal.
Ahh.
- I was wondering...
- you know...
I'm sorry, go ahead.
No, no, no, you should go.
I was just gonna say,
maybe we should try
yelling or jumping up
and down or something?
Really?
I was gonna say that coat
You're a fashion critic now?
No, it's deeper than that.
I'm a deep guy.
No thanks.
You ever poor crackle all
over a scoop of ice cream?
I don't know.
Well, you're the ice cream
and that coat is your shell,
that's your hiding place.
Well, if you can tell
I'm trying to hide,
I must not be doing a
very good job of it.
to hide how beautiful you are?
I mean, what are you afraid of?
Little ole' me?
Wait, I got it.
You're an only child, right?
You're a sorority
girl at Harvard,
just like mommy was.
And then you went to law
school and you thought
you met Mr. right but he
dumped you final semester
when he realized he
could be the next
wolf of wall street.
you were so distraught
you just couldn't
pass the bar and so you
told all your friends
that you're a lawyer
even though, really,
all you do is work for one.
It's why I saved it for last.
I can't wait.
You've always wanted
to be a cheerleader.
What are you doing?
Well, I'd like to
take a picture of you.
Stop! Hey! Stop!
Come one, show me
what's under that shell.
Stop!
Show me some emotion,
yeah, that's it.
We're in the surgery wing,
headed down to recovery
on the third floor.
How can that be?
This is a hospital.
Got it.
There's a glitch with
the backup generators,
should be 10 to 15 minutes.
You better hope
beauty wakes up or one
of you's gonna have to
tell her the truth.
The truth is a
cardiac liposarcoma.
Nothing anybody could
have done about it,
except god.
She had that b*tch covered.
How's that?
She asked me to pray
with her before surgery.
And?
Maybe we should jump up
and down to get it going.
Yes!
No.
No.
Oh.
Well, I'm Molly.
I have been sober
for 45 minutes.
I was headed to eat Chinese
with my bff, Sherry,
who will tell you about
herself in just a minute.
Oh, I'm a Sagittarius and
I'm allergic to peanuts,
which is rare to
be a Sagittarius
and allergic to peanuts.
I'm Sherry, rhymes with canary.
In a past life I was a cyberkinetic
force of unknown origin,
but in this life, I'm a
poetry major.
Which means I pay the
rent by testing cosmetics,
which is why my face
is kind of puffy today.
Don't stare.
I am Nick.
I'm an art curator.
I was supposed to
lead the benefit tour
of the abstract exhibit
at the met tonight.
Just me, in new
York's leading lights.
Yeah, instead I get to
spend it with four strangers
less than three times a day.
That's the national average.
I know.
My name is Glen.
I'm Tim Giles.
And first off, cyberkinetic
forces, if they exist at all
have origins as
definable as any other,
unless they lay outside the
realm of time and space,
which is impossible.
Secondly, I don't buy that
you're going out for Chinese.
Not in those shoes.
Uh, well, we're headed to
a salsa bar to dance
with illegal people.
It's our little
Christmas charity.
So sue us.
It's not a winnable case.
Are you kidding me?
Why so serious? Huh?
We got a party here!
Looking good.
Stop!
Say what you're gonna say.
We got a problem
getting you out of there.
I know this.
Que pasa?
We got people stuck in
elevators all around the block.
Your Van severed
their main power line.
I screw the pooch?
Yeah, you did.
But your Van is also
connecting the two halves
of the backup line.
The reason those elevators
haven't fallen to the ground
is because your Van is
conducting electricity to their
emergency breaks.
What are you gonna do?
We're gonna dig down
either side of you,
splice a line around your Van,
lift you up and get
you out of there.
Hope it works.
Me too.
Can I get you anything else?
Yeah.
I want to see my senora.
Guadalupe?
My real senora.
A gunshot?
I don't think so, no.
But if we did have
a gun in here,
would that help us
get out quicker?
Tell them we'll shoot
a person every hour until
they rescue us.
No wonder you're a drummer,
you're so aggressive.
10 more minutes, more or less.
They're working on it
as fast as they can.
Let's pry the doors open.
We could shoot them open.
I never want to
see that gun again.
Rotate?
Yeah.
Gonna be starting the
They're asleep.
Why would you say that?
You're one of the world's
most accomplished violinists.
I'm one of the world's
most bored violinists.
I wanted to be a dancer.
Then why aren't you?
My mother made me give
it up for the violin.
I got to admit, playing
dead guy's compositions
over and over again
kinda bums me out.
Mozart, Bach, Handel,
those guys have got more
control over my life than I do
and they've been dead
for over 300 years.
Yeah, when I was a little
girl I used to dream of
playing for the
queen of England.
her to my bedroom wall
sitting in our audience.
When I warm up before a concert,
I do it exactly the way
my father taught me.
It's like a prayer to him.
I like boy bands.
Please tell me that wasn't dawn.
She's got a gun,
she can like whoever she wants.
Come on, I said I was sorry.
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