Labor Pains Page #8
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2009
- 89 min
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It's called "Fire It Up. "
Here's the manuscript.
It sounds great, Jerry, but I've
got a reading now. Can this wait?
You know what?
I'll be reading my book.
I'm shutting down
your little operation.
Jerry, Suzie's
book is a real gem.
It could be a hit
for the company.
What are you so afraid of? That
I might do a better job than you?
Hmm. Let me think.
Have you ever done better
than me at anything?
Hello, everybody. I've got
a treat for you tonight.
Donald Rumsfeld's new book.
Here's a particularly
touching passage
picked up while in Baghdad.
Suzie's reading. Go read your
cookbook somewhere else, Jerry.
Step away
from the podium now!
Make me.
He begins.
Agh!
Get off!
Okay. Okay.
Stop itl That's enough.
That's enough.
Stop it. Get off of him.
How pathetic. You have to
have your secretary defend you.
She's not a secretary.
Oh, really? Then what is
she, other than shrill?
She's a fantastic editor.
Oh, that's rich.
An editor?
So I go away for a few months,
and the world's lamest accountant
the world's dumbest secretary.
All I can say is,
I hope your kid
doesn't inherit your brains.
Oh!
Be careful!
Be careful
Oh, God!
Oh.
What happened
to your stomach?
Oh, Nicky.
You always were such
a good judge of character.
Nick. I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry.
I never meant for things to go this far.
Jerry was gonna fire me and I
couldn't afford to get fired.
would blow over in a day or two.
Blow over
in a day or two?
What kind of person
pretends to be pregnant?
Nick. I'm sorry. Just...
Please, just... Nick.
Hey, Nick, it's Thea, um
I'm kinda wondering
what you're up to.
Kinda of assuming that what
you're up to is hating me.
Kinda feeling very
bad about that.
Anyway. Call me.
Hi, Nick.
Thea again.
I just wanna say
that I'm so so sorry.
I was talking to
She and I are on the
same page on this thing.
I would rather say extra virgin olive
oil. I don't wanna abbreviate it.
Hi, Nick, it's me. Uh.
I know you haven't been
interested in picking up the phone
But I just wanted to tell you
how much I really, really...
Hi.
Hi!
Wow!
So...
what have
you been up to?
Watching the Vista
on an endless loop.
It's self-inflicted torture.
That sounds healthy.
Well, it smells like
something died in here.
It did.
My soul.
Thea. You've gotta give
yourself a tiny break.
People make mistakes.
Well, look on
the bright side.
They're still talking
about it at work.
How's Nick doing?
I don't know.
He resigned.
What?
Did he say anything
about what he's gonna do?
If you're asking me if he said he'd
track you down and propose to you
and spend the rest
of your lives together?
No. He wasn't specific.
I've been calling
him and calling him.
And he won't call me back.
Yeah, well maybe that
has something to do
with the massively twisted lie you've
told him for the last few months.
Do you think
he'll ever forgive me?
Do you want me to be honest or do
you want me to make you feel better?
How are Suzie's book sales?
Good.
You know, uh, there's
still a few boxes
that we need to
distribute here and there.
Oh, no.
Sorry.
Hey.
Mind if I join you?
It's a free country.
Hm. What's
in this? Mint?
Yup.
It's perfect
with the pear.
It's so unexpected.
That was actually, um, my idea. I
kind of just thought it would work.
Dad would
have loved it.
Mom would have
thought it was too fussy.
But she would have polished off the
leftovers after everyone went to bed.
I'm a big fat liar and I'm
sorry you got stuck with me.
Listen, Em. We're gonna
make this work. Okay?
I made an appointment with the Culinary
Institute to talk about student loans.
And I talked to Ms.
Talbot about scholarships.
You know, Mom and Dad would
have been so proud of you.
Thanks.
It needs, um...
I think
ten more minutes.
I don't have
ten more minutes.
But it's gonna
be all gooey inside.
I'll just have
to take my chances.
Here she comes. Here
comes Claire, everybody.
I love you.
I haven't missed
a show in five years.
Thank you. But you
should get out more.
I'm kidding.
I'm Thea Clayhill,
your biggest fan.
I made you a pineapple cake.
It's your favorite, right?
Yes. Good reconnaissance. Good for you.
How did you know
about the cake?
Her May 15th show.
She said it in passing.
Hi. I have some
books for you.
Oh, great. Just leave
'em right over there.
Okay. Keep your womb open.
You've got it.
more toppings on my... Hello.
Hey. Thea Clayhill, your number
one fan with banana cream pie.
You do your homework. I hope it's
as delicious as your pineapple cake.
You can hit a few more
potholes next time.
Claire, I love you.
There she is. Claire.
There she is. My number
one fan, Thea Clayhill.
Uh, pear ginger pie.
Nicely done,
Betty Crocker.
It's actually not me,
it's my little sister.
What's your angle
besides making me a pig?
Wanna get your
little sister on TV?
I really want to get this book
on TV. It's really special.
Okay. Thank you.
Thanks.
Good luck.
Hi.
I bet I'm the last person
Well, maybe
not the last person.
Maybe the second
or third to last person.
I wouldn't want to see my 6th grade
English teacher, Ms. Posey. She was awful.
Or my college boyfriend. He
dumped me on an answering machine.
Listen, Suzie.
I'm really sorry,
I really wish I could have been
I just figured
if I told you the truth,
you wouldn't want me in your life
and I really enjoyed being in yours.
I really enjoyed
being in your life, too,
for what it's worth.
Well, I've got some
really good news.
We're gonna...
Ow!
Oh, my God,
are you okay?
The baby's coming.
Right now?
My water broke
this morning.
My contractions
started an hour ago. Ow!
Where is everyone?
Jesse's on his way.
What should I do? Hot water? Towels? Let's
just get in the car and go to the hospital.
A lot of people can help us
there. I can't really do much here.
No, no, no.
I'm fine. I'm fine.
My contraction ended.
It'll be hours before
I have this baby.
It's already
that painful?
You ain't seen
nothin' yet.
It's gonna get a whole lot worse
before we turn this mother out.
What were you saying?
Oh, um, the Vista
wants you.
Are you sure
this is normal?
Yes, it's fine. The Vista?
That's amazing. When?
In two hours.
They had a cancellation.
Yeah. That's not
gonna work for me.
Hurry! We're
gonna be late!
Hello.
Hi.
something. Like this.
Hey, Em, it's me.
I desperately need a favor.
Here you go.
Don't cry.
Emma.
Hi, Nick.
What are
you doing here?
I have to take
you somewhere.
Excuse me?
Please, don't
make me explain.
So if you just get your
keys. We really have to go.
Emma.
Come on!
You're pulling our
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