Kissing Jessica Stein Page #6
I know. I felt it too.
But what if I couldn't get that back?.
- What?.
- Look, maybe we bit off
more than we can chew here.
- No.
- I mean, you have needs. I get it.
He's really hot. I thinkyou should
go for it. I thinkyou should just--
No, no. Stop talking.
Stop talking.
I want him to leave
and I wantyou to stay, okay?.
- So I'm gonna go
get rid ofhim right now.
- No, no, no.
Wait, wait, wait.
Look, what ifhe leaves...
and then I
chicken out again,
and you don't get any and
I'm wracked with guilt?.
Helen, he's a sure thing
and I'm not, okay?.
So just have fun. I adoreyou.
We'll try again tomorrow.
- Really nice to meetyou, Greg. Bye.
- Yeah.
- [ Sneezes ]
- # Love makes me treatyou#
# In the way that I do #
# Andgee, baby
Ain't I good toyou#
# There's nothing in this world
too good fror a girl#
# So good and true #
# Gee, baby
Ain't I good to you #
# Boughtyou
a frur coat fror Christmas #
# A diamond ring #
# A big Cadillac car #
# And everything #
# The way that I do ##
How's the patient?.
Oh, this is so
humiliating.
Shh, shh, shh.
It's best not to talk. Don't talk.
Okay.
You'll talk more
for a change.
Ha, ha, ha.
Very funny.
You're getting funny.
That must mean you're feeling better.
-Jesus. What's all this?.
- Oh, um, options.
I'm a big medicator.
-Oh, my God. That's the best thing ever.
-Yeah.
-Jewish penicillin.
- Mmm.
You have to give me
the recipe.
Butyou don't need it.
You don't get sick.
Uh, no.
A queen-size bedis perfrect.
No, nothing else. Oh, wait a second.
There is something else.
I need a lock and a "Do not disturb"
sign. Yeah, that's it.
Stein, can I just, uh,
talk toyou for a second?.
- No, I can't talk toyou. I'm late.
- No, really.
- I gotta go. I gotta go. sorry.
- Oh-Oh, okay.
I just wanted to talk
for a second.
- Have a good weekend, sweetie.
- You too, sweetie.
She is so seeing somebody.
[Telephone Ringing]
-Jessica Stein's desk.
- [ Woman ] Yes, hello.
I'm looking for my daughter.
Excuse me. To whom am I speaking?.
-This is Josh Meyers,Judy. How areyou?.
-Joshie!
Joshie! I haven't spoken
toyou in ages.
Yeah, I know.
It's been a long time. How areyou?.
How am I?. I'm fantastic. I'm just,
you know, excited about the wedding.
- The what?.
- The wedding.
Didn'tJessie tell you?.
Uh... no.
No, she didn't.
- Oh.
Danny. Uh--
Well, that's wonderful.
Uh, Mazeltov.
Thankyou. I can't believe
thatJessie didn't tellyou.
You're invited, of course.
Not to worry.
That's sweet ofyou,J udy.
You know, um--
How-How is Danny?. I haven't really
talked to him in a while.
Dan is floating on air.
That's how he is.
As a matter offact,
he's gonna be here in a few minutes.
He's flying in for--
Wait a minute.
Wait a minute.
You'll join us forShabbat dinner.
You have plans?.
- Oh, my God. What areyou doing here?.
- Hi. Coming to getyou.
- What?.
- Day ten. I got a hotel.
- Oh, yeah. Um, I-- You know what?.
- [Tires Screeching]
I-I can't. I have a train to catch.
Shabbat dinner in Scarsdale.
- Cancel. Cancel.
- I can't. My brother's in town.
Yes or no, lady?.
I don't got all day.
- I gotta get out ofhere.
- Uh--
Oh. Okay. You know what?.
You know what?.
Let's just-- We'll talk in here.
I can't think.
- But the hotel's right around the--
- We'll figure it out.
I will get my act
sorted out.
What are those pants?.
I'm so borrowing-- Mom?.
Jessie, I just
got offthe phone--
- I can't come. Something's come up.
- What?.
- Um, no, no. My new friend, Helen,
- Don't be silly.
the one I've told you about, she just
got last-minute house seats to Cabaret.
And you know I've been dying to go,
so what I'm thinking is...
- I will come up
first thing in the morning--
- No, no.
You are coming tonight, and I will
getyou tickets for Cabaret next week.
- No, Mom, that's impossible.
The run's sold out.
- What is she saying?.
- Is your friend right there?.
Put her on.
- Yes, she's right--
- No. Mom-- No, no, no.
-Jessica--
- What?.
-Just for a minute.
Sweetheart, put her on
just for a minute, okay?.
- She wants to talk toyou.
- Yeah.
- You swear?. You swear?.
- Yes. Give it here.
- Hello?.
- Helen, darling.
- It is so wonderful
to finally talk to you.
- Yes, hello.
I just happen to have a neighbor
who's got a son who was
a swing in the production,
and I know that I can getyou the most
fantastic seats for Cabaret next week,
which would be my pleasure.
Not to mention the fact that the lead,
who is this really big deal,
is out all this week-- Can you
believe that-- because he's got...
these soft nodules
on his vocal chords.
a damn shame foryou to go tonight.
You know whatyou're gonna do?. You are
gonna join us for Shabbat dinner.
And we can finally meet. So I am setting
a place foryou at this table...
as we speak.
And my husband Sidney is gonna
pickyou up at the train in an hour.
- Okay, darling?.
- Um, okay.
What happened?.
Shabbat dinner
in Scarsdale.
Sh*t.
Daniel, darling, you're
in your usual seat.
Sidney,Stanley, ifyou would sit here.
Okay, sweetheart?.
That's right, Helen.
Right there.
Oh, and Jess?. Would you sit here,
please, between Stanley and me?.
Uh, okay, Mom.
Stanley, it's just lovely
to have you here.
- It's lovely to be here. Thankyou.
- The pleasure is ours.
And, of course, Helen. Oh, my God.
Jessie has told us so much aboutyou.
- Oh.
-Andit's wonderfrul
thatyou couldmake it.
Thankyou.
It's lovely to be here.
- [D.oorbell Rings ]
- Wait. Who could that be?.
- Why don't you answer it?.
Meyers! What the hell
are you doing here?.
- I was invited to Shabbat dinner.
- Bywhom?.
- ByJudy.
- Wh--
[Judy]
- How was traffic?. I figured, I figured.
- Oh, it was bad.
- How do you like that?.
- How are you, buddy?.
- Good, man.
- Good to see you.
- Good to seeyou too.
- I thinkyou know everyone
here except Stanley.
- Stanley, this is Josh Meyers.
I didn't get your last name.
-Josh.
- Schoenberg.
- You don't know Helen,Josh.
This is Helen.
Oh, yeah, hi.
We met the other night.
- How are you doing, Helen?.
- Good.
that this is her first Shabbat.
Oh, it's okay.
We can raise the kids interfaith.
- I'm willing to bend.
Well, I did go to
a seder once.
But that's about the extent
of my Jewish education.
Well, we'll do our best
to represent all Jews everywhere.
-Jessie, kiddush.
- Oh, yes. Okay.
- Sing, my love. Sing.
- [ All ] Amen!
- [Judy] GoodShabbat!
- And another one.
- Good Shabbat.
- Good Shabbat.
- Good Shabbat.
- Good Shabbat.
- It does me such good to have
all ofryou at this table,
especially my children--
my beautifrul son,
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