He's Just Not That Into You Page #4
He goes back to work. Kelli Ann stands there, frozen.
Alex can feel her eyes on him.
ALEX (CONT’D)
Are we good here?
Kelli Ann's face goes flush. She tries to hide it. She
backs up, puts on a smile.
KELLI ANN:
No. We're good.
She leaves. Alex exhales, goes back to work.
In the back doorway leading to the alley, Alex stands
chatting with TYRONE, 18, a busboy, who smokes a
cigarette he holds just outside the doorway.
Kelli Ann approaches, trying to squeeze through, and
ACCIDENTALLY (ON PURPOSE) SHOULDER BLOCKS ALEX. HARD.
He has to take a step to catch his balance.
He turns around to see what happened, but Kelli Ann keeps
walking eyes front. He and Tyrone share a look.
TYRONE:
Dude.
ALEX:
I know.
Tyrone laughs as Alex shakes his head, not happy.
INT. RED MAPLE - HOSTESS STAND
Gigi enters slowly, looking around, searching for Conor.
She tries to move toward the bar as she's met by Kelli
Ann, who grabs a few menus and slaps on a smile.
KELLI ANN:
Are you joining us for dinner or
GIGI:
I'm meeting someone. A guy.
KELLI ANN:
Ugh. Why?
GIGI:
Hmmmm?
KELLI ANN:
Nothing. Sorry. For dinner?
Gigi continues to scan the place, not paying attention.
GIGI:
I'm meeting someone.
KELLI ANN:
Gigi finishes her visual tour of the room - no Conor.
GIGI:
I'm gonna wait at the bar.
KELLI ANN:
That's a great idea.
Gigi walks off. Kelli Ann takes her place behind the
hostess stand.
AT THE BAR:
Gigi grabs a stool with a good view of the door. Alex,
now behind the bar, approaches.
ALEX:
What can I get you?
GIGI:
Oh, that's OK. I'm meeting someone.
Alex takes her in. She's clearly nervous.
ALEX:
Oh, yeah? Got a hot date?
GIGI:
I don't know if you'd call it hot -- I
mean this guy Conor and I have only been
out the one time so -
ALEX:
Wait - Conor Barry?
Gigi is busted.
GIGI:
Oh, uhh, yeah -
ALEX:
Conor's not coming in tonight. Did he
forget he was supposed to meet you?
GIGI:
See when I said "meeting someone" I guess
that was kind of a broad term, kind of a
wide interpretation of the word "meeting"
ALEX:
Because I could just call him -
Alex reaches for the phone.
GIGI:
NO! I mean, totally unnecessary. I
mean, I actually was just - in the area -
so I figured I'd just swing by and see if
he was around - because - uhhh --
Alex waits, looking at Gigi, amused. She is panicking.
GIGI (CONT'D)
I uhh, had to return his --
Gigi frantically searches her coat pockets - searching
for something, anything - and finally fishes out A PEN.
She looks at it - and decides to go with it.
GIGI (CONT'D)
Pen. I had to return this - pen. He
left this. So, I thought I should really
return it before he - you know
(conspiratorially to Alex)
-- freaks out.
Alex looks at her skeptically. And then takes the PEN,
and inspects it.
ALEX:
Dr. Frankel - Adult, Child and Geriatric
Dentistry.
GIGI:
Look, I'm not gonna judge about what may
or may not be important to someone.
ALEX:
That's not even his dentist.
GIGI:
Oh, really? Then who's his dentist?
ALEX:
My dad.
Gigi looks at Alex for a long moment, and finally folds.
GIGI:
I'm Gigi. Conor and I went out last
week. And I just...I thought if I ran
into him...I don't know. I'm gonna go.
Gigi struggles to get out quickly. Alex looks at her -
holding her pen, looking quite frazzled - and softens.
ALEX:
Hey. Just - hang out for a second.
Lemme buy you a drink.
Gigi SMILES and sits back down.
It's late. The bar is nearly empty. Alex is totaling
receipts - and Gigi is still nursing a drink.
ALEX:
Look, you seem like a cool girl, so I'm
just gonna be honest - Conor is never
going to call you.
GIGI:
Oh really? How do you know?
ALEX:
Because I'm a guy. It's how we do it.
GIGI:
(hopeful)
He said it was nice meeting me.
ALEX:
I don't care if he said you were his
favorite female since his mommy and
Joanie Cunningham. Over a week went by -
and he didn't call.
GIGI:
But maybe he called me and I didn't get
the message. Or maybe he lost my number,
or was out of town, or was hit by a cab,
or his grandma died.
ALEX:
Or maybe he just didn't call because he
has no interest in seeing you again.
GIGI:
Yeah but my friend Terri once went out
with this guy who never called and she
totally wrote him off - then like a year
later she ran into him -
ALEX:
Your friend Terri's an idiot. And she's
the exception.
GIGI:
OK. But what if I'm the exception?
ALEX:
You're not. You're the rule. And the
rule is - if a guy doesn't call you, he
doesn't want to call you.
GIGI:
Really? Always?
ALEX:
Yeah. Always. I know what blowing off a
woman looks like. I do it early and I do
it often. Trust me - if a guy is
treating you like he doesn't give a sh*t
- he doesn't. No exceptions.
Gigi thinks this over.
GIGI:
Why are you telling me all of this?
Aren't these man-secrets - like why men
Alex LAUGHS.
ALEX:
I don't know. You looked like you could
really use the help.
GIGI:
Thank you. You've given me a lot to
think about.
Gigi smiles at him.
INT. MCCORMICK SPICES CORP. HQ - DAY
Gigi comes in - carrying a MESSY HANDFUL OF PAPERS, with
crazy hair and wearing the last outfit we saw her in.
JANINE:
Everything OK?
GIGI:
I was up all night.
JANINE:
Please say you were working on the
newsletter.
GIGI:
Sure. It's basically done. But this is
important.
JANINE:
What's happening with your hair?
Beth comes out of her office and looks at Gigi.
BETH:
Please come in my office before the
others see that you have mini muffin
stuck in your hair.
INT. MCCORMICK SPICES CORP. HQ - BETH'S OFFICE - DAY
Gigi paces in front of Beth's desk.
GIGI:
I think I figured it out. Remember when
I went out with that notary public? And
he cheated on me? And then Anastasia
from upstairs told us that story about
how her boyfriend cheated on her at the
beginning - but then he totally changed
and they're married and crazy in love.
BETH:
I thought that guy was a process server.
GIGI:
No, notary. Anyway, the point is -
Anastasia is the exception. Not the
rule. We have to stop listening to these
stories - because the rule is that most
guys who cheat on you up front don't
really care about you very much.
BETH:
Okay...
Gigi consults her crumpled pieces of paper.
GIGI:
Exhibit A:
Chad, the drummer who livedin his storage space. He only used me
for rides, yet I continued to stalk him
for most of 1998. Then there was Don,
who broke up with me every Friday so he
could have his weekends free. I was so
delusional about our relationship that I
referred to him as my husband to random
people like my dental hygenist.
(MORE)
GIGI (CONT'D)
And all my friends would tell me stories
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