Confessions of a Sociopathic Social Climber Page #5

Synopsis: Social satire based on the best-seller by Adele Lang humorously chronicles the life of Katya Livingston, a self-centered, obnoxious and conceited 28-year-old ad sales exec who won't let anything or anyone stand in her way in getting to the top of the San Francisco social ladder. When tax inspectors question her claims Katya is forced to keep a financial diary and finds time to add details about her friends, enemies and lovers all from her unique point of view.
Genre: Comedy, Romance
Director(s): Dana Lustig
Production: Evolution Pictures
 
IMDB:
4.9
R
Year:
2005
96 min
192 Views


-Fine.|-I'm sorry, it's one of those days.

Tell me about it.

It's a nice Gucci.

Thank you.

Not only do you have|exquisite taste...

but you're possibly the most beautiful|woman I've ever seen.

Your lips...

eyes...

hair...

Where are you going?

It looks good.

Hello, ladies.

Gatekeeper, Nair will help|take care of that problem.

Katya! I just received|a phone call from Youth Aid.

Thanking me|for my contribution?

Not exactly.

You're not supposed to display|your wealth to Sabelo...

in such an ostentatious|manner.

Ostentatious? I was just trying|to bond with the little tyke.

But discussing|your sixfigure salary...

will only make him feel|discontented with his lot.

He lives in a shack with no air|conditioning, DSL, or Tivo!

I can't make him feel any more|discontented than he is!

Jenga!

Boring...

Dear Mommy...

thank you for the book on how|to run a small business.

I started making toy cars...

out of scrap metal.

Do you think San Francisco would|make a good export market?

And could you introduce me|to Lee lacocca?

I did corrupt|my little orphan!

Katya, could you come|in here, please?

What's the matter?

Cuddles died.

Who?

Cuddles... Cuddles...|my little new friend.

My little iguana.

How could he die?|He was so healthy.

But he was fine yesterday|when I was in here.

Before the accounting lady|came in right after.

So...

Khalua called.

They're extremely happy with|the unleash ya campaign.

Good for Katya.

And Rice-A-Roni.|How's that going?

Great. I've been|working day and night.

I even bought|a gown for the Clios.

Fabulous. I can always|count on your consistency.

Now, if you'll excuse me...|I have a funeral to arrange.

You've reached Katya. I'm out|doing something fabulous.

So I'll get back to you|when I'm bored, maybe.

Katya, this is Charles Fitz|calling, Eliza's attorney.

I don't usually|do these things.

But I'm doing it. So, give me|a call when you're 'bored'.

And I can promise you|a nice night out.

Give me a call. Talk to you|soon, hopefully. Bye.

Sorry, Charlie. I don't think|I'll ever be quite that bored.

I think that went well.

I can't believe you gave your|attorney my phone number!

Trust me, I think|you'll really like him.

I told you,|he's not my type.

He has two tickets|to the Royal Ball.

Maybe he is! Why didn't|you tell me sooner?

Because I want you|to like him for him.

What is more important?|True love or some party?

You know what, never mind,|don't answer that.

Charles, it's Katya|Livingston, Eliza's friend.

Listen, I got your message|and would love to meet.

How 'bout Wednesday night|at Mario's on North Beach?

Eight o'clock. Really|looking forward to it. Bye.

What are you doing?

I'm working. You should|really try that sometime.

Look, give it up, Sebastian.

While I was working on the|'Got Milk?' campaign with Lyle...

you were still doing|beer bongs in your frat.

Trust me, you are|no competition.

We'll just have|to see about that.

You do know that your name|is a hair product?

Just saying.

So, is that dinner?

No. Work.

What are you doing?|Why'd you stop the elevator?

I'm inviting you to dinner.

Really? I thought|you were taking me hostage.

If you come to dinner,|I'll start the elevator.

That's blackmail.

I prefer to call it|negotiation.

Okay, you win.

By the way, I'm Chuck.

Katya.

-Did you say Katya?|-Yes. It's French.

So, where do you want to go?

I know the perfect place.

Where are you taking me? Is this the|short cut to Postrio?

Postrio?|Not exactly.

So, where are we?

Bon appetit.

You're kidding, right?

Would I kid about hot dogs|in the park?

Besides, look around,|this place is beautiful.

And here I was thinking|you were an Armani wearing...

four star restaurant|kind of guy?

I am.

But I like this place.|It's special.

You know, I come here|to think sometimes.

I go to Gucci for that.

Different kind of thinking.

What can I get you?

Hot dog.|Ketchup, mustard, no onions.

Make it two.|And definitely no onions.

No problem.

Keeping your options open?

Thanks.

Thanks.

I can't believe|we actually got a table.

I hear there's a month long|waiting list for this place.

I know the maitre'd.

Very impressive.

I'm very well connected.

So, are you always this|extravagant on your first dates?

Are you calling this a date?

Actually, to tell you the truth, I've|sort of been off dating lately.

Really?|How come?

Bunch of disastrous|experiences.

I can't relate.

I'm kidding.

My ex-boyfriend wore a bunny|suit for his day job.

That's sexy.

Not so much, no.

Let's hear one|of your war stories.

Well, it's not like that,|actually...

I would date these women|who seemed amazing...

on paper.|I have my list.

But then it seemed like all I|was doing was dating a checklist.

Well, there's nothing wrong|with having high standards.

I know I do.

But I think it's what's not on|the list that I'm looking for.

If that makes any sense...

I guess.

Would you excuse me|for a second?

I just remembered I have|to make a quick call...

someone at work.

-Sorry about that.|-That's okay.

You got...

it's just mustard.

I guess it's better than|the foils in the hair.

But still somehow I wish|it had gone differently.

You want to make a wish?

I think I still have some|change left over for dessert.

Here.|Knock yourself out.

And that's what you call|making a wish?

Your eyes open, sort|of hap-hazard toss into the...

There's no feeling in that.

I mean you don't close your|eyes when you're making a wish?

It's not going to come true.

You're going to have|to do it again.

What?

What are you doing?

Well, the quarter's not|going to get itself, right?

You're crazy.

What if it's cold?

Well, I think|it's going to be.

I'm pretty sure it is.

Where's that quarter.

My wish already came true.

Dance with me?

I'd love to.

But I always adhere|to the dress code.

It's cold, put this on.

Miss...

Well, I guess I better|go inside...

before this officially|becomes a date.

Don't worry about it.|I've given up on dating.

-That was...|-Amazing.

What are you doing Wednesday?

I promise I'll take you|to a proper restaurant.

But first, there's|something you should know...

This Wednesday?

-Hot date?|-Hardly.

It's this dreadful set-up|through a co-worker.

I already committed.

-Listen, Katya...|-I know what you're going to say.

How could I possibly go on|another date after tonight?

Don't worry about it. I just|need a ticket to some ball.

Well, here's your jacket.

Good night, Chuck.

Good night, Miss Livingston.

Katya, it's Chuck.

We're on our date right now.

I don't think you realize|that I'm the guy...

that Eliza set you up with|Charles Fitz.

I thought it would be more|fun to leave you this message...

than to tell you in person.

I'm having a great time.

I can't wait to see you|Wednesday!

Sh*t!

Okay, I deserved that.

If you're trying to kill|yourself can I go with you?

Sure. There's plenty of rope|here, I'll tie you up too.

What's wrong?

What's wrong?|I'll tell you what's wrong.

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