Jack and Diane
- Year:
- 2008
- 11 min
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Karen?
Shoot.
- Hey, is this the bus from DC?
- Yeah.
I'm looking for my sister.
- Do you have a passenger list?
- No list.
Now get off the bus.
Start cleaning.
- Now.
- Hi.
Hold... hold on a sec.
Do you think I could use your phone
after you're done?
I'd... I'd pay you,
but I don't have my...
- I've lost my wallet.
- Yeah.
Obbligato
Pizzicato
Guy Lombardo...
It's the craziest
When you noodle
with a doodlin' song...
Can I use your cell phone?
Little softer
Perry Como
Even softer
Pianissimo
Say you love me
With a doodlin' song
B, C, D, what you
doodle-dee-do to me...
F*** you, you piece of sh*t.
Don't talk to me, then.
I can't hear you.
You're f***in' breaking up.
Hello? Hello?
F***in' A, man.
- Hi.
- Hi. What do you want?
Can I use your phone?
What?
Do you have a free
call plan or pay-by-minute?
I don't know. I guess I...
- S-So what?
- Well, can I use your phone?
Turn that sh*t down!
I'm sorry, do I know you?
Jack, if you don't turn down
that motherfucking music,
I swear to God
I'm gonna come in there...
Damn, spaz. Chill.
You need a hand with that?
You want some?
Okay.
Do you need to use a phone?
Yeah. Thank you.
- Hold on, I'll get mine for you.
- Thanks.
What's the number?
Oh, I can do that after this stops.
No, it's cool.
What's the number?
Shoot, wait.
- 6... no, 6-2...
- How's that?
- Hello?
- Where are you?
At home.
Didn't you get my message?
- No, I lost my phone.
- Again?
- Mom's gonna freak.
- Do you have a pen?
Diane, what are you looking for?
This should be easy to remember.
- Thank you.
- 2-4-6-8 Baxter.
I miss you.
- I'm bummed you're not coming.
- Miss you, too.
I'm going on, like, now,
so go get a cab.
Okay.
Well...
thanks.
- See ya.
- You can stay if you want.
I mean, if you want.
We have beer.
Okay.
Oh, shoot.
What do you mean?
My aunt's, like,
waiting for me, I think.
Come on.
Stay.
We're gonna go get some food.
- Okay, wait right here.
- What?
- Wait right here.
- 'Kay.
You okay?
- You sure?
- Yeah, I'm okay.
I... yeah. Yeah, I'm okay.
- Okay, wait here.
- 'Kay.
- Give me your wrist.
- Okay.
I... I... I...
You broke your notes
I put you back together
Put you back together
You want a drink?
Thirsty?
Oh, I don't have ID.
I got stash.
What do you want to mix it with?
Anything.
What?
I don't care.
What have they done
to my Synthia?
What have they done
to my Synthia?
What have they done
to my Synthia?
What have they done
to my Synthia?
Put you back...
But I can't
Put you back together
But I can't
Put you back together
Put you back together...
Hey, I looked all over for you.
Where'd you go?
- To vomit.
- What?
To throw up.
All right.
See? Smell my breath.
I believe you!
Fine.
You want a sip?
No.
Give me your wrist.
My number.
I like you.
What?
I like you.
I've gotta go to the bathroom.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Here.
No, I don't... I don't
want you to do that.
- But you're bleeding.
- No, I...
I ca... I've got it under control.
- You want some water?
- No.
Do you have a tampon for...
no, I mean do you have
a quarter that I can have?
Yeah.
Thanks.
I'm just gonna wait
outside for you.
All right.
What? Oh, sh*t!
Sorry.
How are you feeling?
You wanna go?
Ma... maybe we can
just sit down now?
Wanna go upstairs?
So, I guess your aunt's
gonna, like, freak?
Yeah, I don't know.
She's cool.
So, how are you gonna get home?
I don't know.
Do you know how to get home?
- Yea...
- I have a Metro card if you want it.
Yeah.
Thanks.
I'm cool from the subway.
Okay.
See you later today?
- Yeah, totally.
- Okay.
Okay, I'll let you go.
- Call me.
- I will.
Looking from a window above
It's like a story of love
Can you hear me?
Came back only yesterday
Moving further away
Want you near me
All I needed
was the love you gave
All I needed
for another day
And all I ever knew
Only you
Sometimes when I think
of your name
And it's only a game...
Oh, my goodness.
You... you came from nowhere.
You're okay?
Are you okay?
I'm going to call
an ambulance, okay?
Hold on. She's okay.
I'm sorry, you'll have
to take another cab.
No, man, she's standing.
She doesn't need an ambulance.
She'll be fine.
Besides, it was her fault, man.
I saw the whole thing.
She doesn't have
health insurance.
She's just gonna wind up getting a huge
hospital bill with a f***ing ambulance.
Give her 20 bucks.
She'll be okay.
Are you... are you okay?
Diane? Is that you?
Jesus Christ.
- Where the hell have you been?
- I'm peeing.
Do you know how much trouble
you're in, young lady?
I'm peeing. Go away.
Your brother used
to wear a helmet.
You can't ground me!
You're not my mother!
While you're here
for the rest of the week,
I can do whatever I want.
No, it's just another
six days of this hell.
Fine! Glad you came to visit.
Let's see if you ever come back.
Does it hurt?
No, it's just a scratch.
Thanks.
Hey, do you like sushi?
I don't know.
It's good.
It's good with ketchup.
Try it.
Do you like it?
I didn't like it either at first.
Do you wanna spit it out?
So, do you wanna see my room?
Yeah, sure.
Here, we can bring these.
Hold on, I wanna
show you something.
I've... this...
I've... I've never played this
for anyone.
It's just, like,
this...
cheesy song over and over.
And, like...
but...
I...
This was my brother's.
I've been, like,
saving it.
I'm just gonna be lame
and say it.
This is something
I wanted to share
with the most special person
in the world,
and I always thought.
I'd know that person
when I found them.
And...
I've been, like, waiting.
And I thought maybe...
I don't know, I kinda
think that that's you.
Am I freaking you out?
Okay.
You wanna hear it?
Okay, here.
Oh, sh*t.
I'm sorry.
It's not your fault.
I can fix it.
Plus we have, like,
a lot of time ahead of us.
Right?
That's cool.
- Hey, you okay?
- Fine.
Why didn't you call last night?
Sorry. I got in late.
I met someone, though.
I think you'd totally like her.
I'm thinking...
that I might not go away anymore.
What are you talking about?
Well, it was, like, your idea
in the first place, and...
I said no phone.
- I'm on the phone to Karen.
- Tell her you're grounded.
Aunt Linda is so retarded.
No wonder she doesn't have kids.
- Give me that.
- No, let me finish.
One, two...
Jeez, what'd you do?
Okay, you have to do
something for me.
- You have to call Jack.
- Jack?
Yeah, she's my kind of girlfriend.
I promised I'd call her tonight.
- ...eight, nine...
- No way.
and all you have to do
is pretend to be me.
But you can't tell her
anything about me leaving.
And there's this thing
you have to do
when you dial her number,
'cause I lost
some of the digits.
And when you're dialing,
you have to guess.
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