Labor Pains Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2009
- 89 min
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for you to continue working with me.
But, please.
You can't do this.
Watch me.
But I need this job.
Here I go.
I support my sister.
You're fired.
But I'm...
You're what? You're?
I'm pregnant.
Pregnant?
Yes, pregnant.
Totally pregnant.
The doctor says the chemicals
or hormones or whatever...
are messing up my system and you can't
take anything I say too seriously.
Except for when I say I'm
pregnant because, I am.
Oh, God.
When are you due?
Octember.
I mean, October.
October what?
Uh, probably the 6th.
Could be the 7th,
could be the 8th. But fingers
are crossed for the 6th
by then I'll just want
this thing out of me.
You're almost four
months pregnant?
Yeah.
Isn't that crazy?
Feels like yesterday I wasn't.
But I was because I'm four months
The legal department
is backing your story
about not being able
to fire a pregnant woman
no matter how much
So get back to work.
Thank you
so much, Jerry.
I really appreciate it.
Thank you. From both of us.
Congratulations on the baby. The
entire legal department is thrilled.
Hey, why didn't you tell
me earlier? Oh, I know.
Probably because there's so
much that can go horribly wrong.
I mean, I'm out of the woods.
But I do everything right.
Anyway, so I'm having my baby
first, not that it's a competition.
But I win!
Anyway, no, really,
congratulations.
Oh, Thea! Oh, I'm so excited for you.
No wonder you've
been spacey lately.
What's going on?
Everybody, Thea's pregnant!
Don't look at me.
Never would have guessed.
You still look sexy.
I had to tell everyone.
Couldn't keep it a secret.
Of course. How can you
hide that kind of thing?
I should've known. My left knee's
been hurting. When my knee hurts,
it usually means
someone's pregnant.
Yeah, or they're stuck underwater
in a car. Anyway, I'm glad it's this.
So who's
the very lucky fella?
You didn't tell 'em
the rest of the news?
Thea and Miles
are engaged!
Oh!
That's so great!
I mean, I got married before I got
pregnant, but better late than never.
Whoo-hoo!
Yay for you!
Yeah, I'm, I'm really
excited, everyone.
Yeah, thrilled. Over
the moon. Way over it!
Psst.
Pregnant? It's brilliant.
Where did you
come up with that?
I saw it on an episode
of Law and Order.
Yeah. You can't fire
a pregnant woman.
Discrimination, lawsuits,
bad mojo, whatever.
Smart.
By the way,
thanks for your help.
Pregnant wasn't bad enough.
I had to get engaged.
Well, I didn't want people to think
you were some kind of wayward skank.
Is that what you
think of single mothers?
No, of course not. I just happen to
know that a lot of people in the office
think you're a wayward skank and I
thought this could turn it around.
Thanks. Crap, Lisa. What am I gonna
do? How will I get out of this?
Can't we just say that you
I don't know, one
of your tubes. Sprung a leak.
Do you know what
you're talking about?
Let's just go along with
it for a little while
and then we'll say
it was a false alarm.
You thought you were pregnant, but
it turns out you just had crabs.
Ew.
I'm so sorry, Em. I had
a crazy day at work
and I lost track of time.
Am I too late?
The meeting was at four and it's
five o'clock now. You do the math.
I'm really sorry.
Have you been drinking?
I had a cocktail.
Come on. You're 17. You should
be out drinking and smoking
I'll reschedule with your
guidance counselor next week.
Don't bother. I already met with Miss
Talbot and we discussed my options
What options?
some cooking classes after school.
You have
tennis after school.
Yeah, but I'm
sick of tennis.
I was thinking maybe I could go to the
Culinary Institute in San Francisco.
No way. You're staying
right here and going to UCLA.
Tennis will cover the tuition and I'm
busting my ass off to cover the rest.
I know. You keep telling me when Mom
and Dad died, we lost out on options.
Just do me a favor, be a grown-up and
accept the hand that you've been dealt.
So that's
what you do?
Yeah, that's
what I do.
Really? 'Cause you were at a bar
instead of my parent teacher conference.
Oh, hello, Mr. Abbott.
Jerry? Jerry,
where are you?
Mr. Abbott,
can I help you?
Is there anything
to drink in this place
or do I have to go to my
car and get my divining rod?
I could get you
some water.
Go ahead, soldier. Three
parts scotch, one part water.
Okay. Move, move,
move. Hey, soldier.
What brings
you to the office?
How are you? Well, your
brother wants my book.
Jerry's at lunch. But Thea can
take your manuscript for you
Who's Thea?
Jerry's secretary. You
talk to her every day.
Congratulations are probably in order.
Thea has good news. She's having a baby
Hm.
She looks like
she's strong stock.
Maybe she can give us
Thea, do you
have a minute?
So, uh, how are you?
Fine, thanks. You?
Oh, I'm fine. But I'm not the one with a
magical bundle of joy growing inside of me.
So, no morning sickness?
No bloating?
No. Nuh-unh. Guess
I'm just really lucky.
A little too lucky,
if you ask me.
Yeah.
And uh, where
is your ring?
Well, we...
Her fiance is saving
up for her ring.
It's not very nice to
try to embarrass people.
So why don't you get back to lying
about yourself on your dating websites?
Don't worry about him. He doesn't
know anything. He's an idiot.
And I'm sure Greg
is still a virgin.
Come on, Jerry.
Oh! Alright, Jerry.
Oh! Watch it!
Dumbass.
Come on, Nick.
Come on Nick,
you can do it.
Hit it!
Ow!
Ball. Take your base.
Take your base!
Come on, Thea.
Come on, Thea!
Let's go, Thea!
Go, go. Home run.
Come on, come on.
Go, go.
Get home, get home.
Come on, come on.
Safe!
Are you okay?
Yeah. I'm great.
Come on, Colonel.
You can do it.
You got it!
Great.
Thea.
Kristen. Come
here, please now.
You shouldn't be playing
in your condition.
What condition?
Your baby.
Lisa, get your
ass out on base?
Of course.
We are taking you
out. For the season.
All season.
Come on!
Hey, thanks
for the RBI.
Yeah, well,
no more RBIs.
Jerry says I'm a liability, so
I can't play 'cause I'm pregnant.
Sounds like the most reasonable
opinion he's had in years.
Oh!
Yes!
MacArthur?
Good heavens.
Oh, it's okay. I'm
coming for you, baby.
I need a copy
of Abbott's manuscript.
I'm gonna read it in the car
on the way to his funeral.
What? You've never seen a
manuscript on napkins before?
When genius strikes, you
write it down. Do it now.
Okay.
Oh. Thea, um, should you
still be using the copier?
Copy machines emit
electro magnetic waves.
And what does that do?
Well, no one knows yet. But I've
been reading on the message boards
and it seems like something you should avoid
if you're trying to have a well pregnancy.
Oh, good. Well, if it
doesn't bother you,
then can you make 50
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