Eating Out: All You Can Eat Page #3

Synopsis: Tiffani and her friend Casey try to lure the gorgeous Zack with a phony online profile using the image of Tiffani's buff ex, Ryan... which works fine until the real Ryan shows up. Only through some fancy footwork, advice from his Aunt Helen and mentor Harry, and a daring sexual escapade can Casey figure out how to set things right and perhaps even find the love he's been seeking.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Director(s): Glenn Gaylord
Production: Ariztical Entertainment
 
IMDB:
6.0
Metacritic:
24
Rotten Tomatoes:
17%
NOT RATED
Year:
2009
80 min
207 Views


Lakers tickets.

Massage, good bottle of wine.

And little things

like bringing you

something to drink

without you having to ask.

- Well done, Ms. Cleo.

- What can I do

to get you to come over here

right now.

- Oh, strip.

- Date?

You already know me

inside and out,

I think I'm in love.

Wait, I know.

If you don't come over...

- He is not!

- Here's

what you'll be missing.

- Get out of my way!

Holy clit!

- Oh, my God.

- Oh sh*t.

- I cannot believe...

- You spilled

your Sunny Delight.

How could you?

- You owe me a computer!

And a boyfriend.

- He's a fake.

No one can be that hot

and that nice,

it's against the nature.

- But he has tons

of profile pictures,

he must be real.

- You still believe

The Hills is real.

- If he was a fake,

he would've watched me jack off.

- I just threw up

a little bit in my p*ssy.

- Maybe it's not

a good idea for us to hang out?

I don't believe you.

- Zack's single now,

so the reason we invented Ryan

doesn't matter anymore.

I mean, why keep up

the charade?

- Why email him at all?

Just disappear.

You're still

pretending to be Ryan,

even if it is just

to dump him.

- I'm just being polite.

- You're just keeping him

and his pretty dick hanging on,

so you still have access

to him

in case he doesn't go

for exhibit A.

- You're right.

If he normally gets prime rib

like Ryan,

why would he settle for...

- Turkey burger?

- I blew it, Mr. Fake

doesn't wanna meet me.

- Because he's not real.

- I came on too strong.

- Gay men hate guys

who do that.

- He was trying

to get to know me

but I went from zero

to sixty-nine.

- There are millions of men

who can f*** first

and then fall in love.

- But I don't want other men,

I want him.

- My mom warned me

I was turning into a fag hag.

- You're not a fag hag.

- I'm gonna be a fat spinster

whose only sexual outlet

is sucking off drunken homos.

- You'd suck me off

if I were drunk, right?

- My fag hag days

are over.

- Now separate

the finger nails

from the toe nails.

- Ew, what?

- Busy work.

You still have

fifteen minutes left.

- I must get ready

for my date.

- It's not a date,

queef-cake.

- It's a date,

he just doesn't know it yet.

- My, my, look who went

and downloaded some balls.

- He might've seen

Ryan's picture online

last night,

but he was talking to me.

We have a connection.

At least we will

by the end of the night.

- F***, I've got

to see this.

- Sorry I'm late.

- Oh, no problem,

I had nothing else to do.

Wait, that sounds bad.

- No it doesn't,

you just moved here.

- I...I drafted up

some ideas

for the male sale flyers.

I Google-imaged you.

- Whoa, these are great.

Thanks for giving me

extra abs.

- Those are yours

and you know it.

- Thanks for the ego boost,

I could really use one

right about now.

- I'm sorry

about your breakup.

- How did you know?

- Oh! I...

- Lionel?

He's a big f***ing mouth.

- That's one of the reasons

I don't like the gay community.

- I think the gay community

is more diverse

than you give it credit for.

- Well, I think he's crazy

for breaking up with you.

- I broke up with him.

- Sorry.

- No big deal.

He's not what's bothering me.

I met this guy online

last night, Ryan, oh, my God.

You have never seen

anything like him,

and he was so totally into me

until I blew it.

- You think you blew it?

- Yeah, I got too sexual.

A fatal flaw.

- Well, if he was just

a hot body, those are...

- It was more than that.

This guy connected with me.

He was smart and funny

and he knew me.

- He sounds too good

to be true.

- Yeah, he probably

is fake.

I can't believe

I'm telling you all this.

I normally don't talk to guys

about my social life.

- You seem

pretty comfortable.

- You make me feel

comfortable, Casey.

- Hey, maybe sometime

you and I could...

- Oh my God, that's him.

How do I look?

- Huh?

- How do I look?

- Uh...gorgeous.

Are you sure...

- Wish me luck.

- Good f***ing luck.

- Hey, Ryan1989.

- Hey...you.

- I was beginning to think

you were imaginary like

a smurf or something.

- Nope, I'm all real.

- You can say that again.

- Mind if I don't?

- We're both here,

you wanna give this a shot

and go out some night?

- Uuh...

- Ryan, look who's back.

Don't they have stripper poles

in Tucson?

- Tiffany, did you get

a boob job?

- No, I'm still saving up.

- What's going on?

- Casey, this is Ryan

from the Internet.

You look so much better

than your pictures, doesn't he?

- Now, how would Casey

have seen Ryan's cute

little disco boy picture.

- Yeah, you mean

my picture with the headband

and yellow gym shorts.

- Yellow mesh gym shorts.

Rarrr.

And then there's that one

where you're on the beach

with some blond chick

and your bulge.

- Yeah, Ryan loves

nailing blonds.

- Yeah, but I love

nailing brunettes, too.

- Brunette women,

Ryan's straight,

we used to f***.

I took that picture.

- He wasn't straight

last night.

- Yeah, after

f***ing Tiffani

I just gave up on women.

It happens to you a lot, huh?

- Oh, you little cum monkey.

- So, let's give this

a shot.

When do you want to hang out?

- Ugh, this sucks.

I just set up

the hottest couple

in the universe.

When their hot muscled bodies

come together,

they'll probably form

like Voltron or something.

- He's lying.

If Ryan's gay,

I'll eat my own twat.

- What kind of straight guy

goes on a date

with another man?

- He was a stripper

at a gay bar.

He would clean a toilet

with his dick for a dollar.

He's just trying

to get back at me.

- Oh...

Zack wanna talk to me

about what they should do

on their Barbie dream date

because I make him feel

comfortable.

- No smiley.

This is serious.

My God, you're like

his fag hag now.

- I hate my life.

- Casey, great,

you can do my back.

Oh my God, are you ok?

- Yeah, it's just

a little ouchy, that's all.

- Ouchy?

- Never mind, it's fine.

- Good. Squirt me.

- Okay.

- God, I'm as nervous

as Isaiah Washington's

hairdresser.

- About the date?

- Yes, about the date.

He was so hot and cold

at the caf.

Isn't he cute?

- I'm not really

into guys that...hot.

- Really?

Okay, your turn.

- Oh, I'm not

a taking off my shirt in public

kind of guy.

- Don't tell me you have

body issues.

Take it off or I will.

- Okay, okay.

You know, when we, mere mortals,

are around gods like you,

how can we not...

- Please, you've got

a great body.

And, besides, some guys

like 'em not all exercised.

Here.

So what should I do

on my date?

- You mean besides sex?

- I don't want it to be

about sex.

When we chatted online

he had all these ideas

for great things to do

and I wanna come up

with some great idea, too.

- Ok, well what's your dream

first date?

- Wow, I guess I never

really thought about it.

- You've never fantasized

about the perfect first date?

- I was too busy

going on real dates.

- A**hole.

- Well, clearly

someone's thought about it.

Tell me yours, Romeo.

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Phillip John Bartell (born February 18, 1970) is an American film editor, screenwriter, producer and director. more…

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