New York, I Love You Page #5
- Year:
- 2009
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[Yells]
[Girl laughs]
Mommy doesn't let me eat hot dogs.
[Man]
You want sushi?
Seaweed's gross.
Then it's our secret, okay?
All right.
[Children laugh and yell]
Bracelet fell in.
Excuse me.
Yeah?
We couldn't help but notice
how good you are with her.
Oh, thanks. Thank you.
It's so unusual to meet a manny.
And a good manny, at that.
What?
You know, a male nanny.
Well, thank you. Thanks.
Excuse me. Teya.
Tey. Come, baby.
Let's go now.
Time to go. Come.
[Teya]
The sun's a boy, and the moon's a girl.
[Man]
Exactly, Tey.
El sol, la luna.
- La luna.
- Yeah, that's right.
- I like when they're both out.
- Yeah?
They make all these pretty colors,
and it's kind of like purple,
hot pink, and regular pink,
and they sort of, like,
play tag with each other
while they still can.
Hey, sweetness.
Hey, Mommy.
Hi.
Nice outfit.
Did you pick that out yourself?
Yep. And the bracelet matches.
It does.
Ed's over there.
He's got a snack for you.
No, thanks.
You're going to get hungry.
Nuh-uh. I had a hot dog.
You need to be firm with her, okay?
She needs the discipline.
She needs you.
She misses you.
Um...
pick her up again tomorrow?
Okay.
Come on, monkey.
[Chattering]
[Applause]
[Teya]
Daddy, Daddy!
Excuse me. All this for dry cleaning?
Yeah. Is tomorrow okay?
Why not? After 5:00.
You've been shopping.
Very expensive stuff.
I don't like to run out.
[Speaking Cantonese]
Your Cantonese is improving.
I've been studying.
Have a nice night.
[Speaking Cantonese]
$25.
[traditional Chinese]
[Coughs]
Hey, how are you today?
Good.
I want to paint you.
You know, portrait.
Um, would you like... Come with me?
Why me?
I don't know.
I really don't know.
I can't.
Please.
Okay. I'm sorry.
I'm going to give you my address.
If you change your mind...
I'm waiting for you.
[Speaking Chinese]
[TV drones]
[Man]
Hey. You looking for something?
I looking for the painter.
What?
The painter.
The painter is dead.
You want apartment?
[Shutter snaps]
[traditional Chinese]
[Grunts]
Can I help you?
- Oh, thank you.
- You're welcome.
Well, I guess this is useless.
Aren't you the one who's always filming
in the coffee shop?
I thought I was being more discreet.
I guess my secret's out now.
If you ask for permission,
you never get it, so...
So you like to break the rules, then?
A lot of people give me trouble.
Well, I will be
the exception for today.
Oh. City's full of surprises, right?
Yeah.
[Car approaches]
[Car door closes]
[Cell phone rings]
[Beeps]
[Man]
Hey, it's me. Can we talk?
Yeah, Peter. How are you?
Yeah, yeah, of course.
I'll get it to you in the morning.
No, they're very important clients.
No. Losing a client is not an option.
Sh*t.
Yeah.
And?
Thank you.
No, I don't care.
Tell him to postpone the opening.
Yeah, yeah, of course.
And if their lawyer
tries to contact you...
[muffled chatter]
[Woman chatters]
Yeah. Oh.
[Dogs bark]
[Woman]
What do you see?
[Man]
No, don't mention the second offer.
Not yet.
No. Okay, Peter.
You, too. Thanks.
You know, this is what I've always
liked about New York...
These little moments
on the sidewalk, smoking,
thinking about your life.
Makes you appreciate the city better.
You can watch the buildings.
You can feel the air and look at the people.
Sometimes meet somebody
you feel like you can talk to.
You can talk about what?
Things you can say to a stranger.
[Chuckles]
You know, when there's
no past, there's no guilt.
Have you ever made love
to a perfect stranger?
[Chuckles]
Now you're teasing me.
I believe I am.
Well, I mean...
No, not exactly a perfect stranger,
if you mean someone
I wouldn't know at all.
[Laughs]
It's sad.
It's sad? Why?
Because there's almost
nothing more exciting
than f***ing somebody you don't know.
[Laughs]
Right?
You don't know their name,
barely saw their face.
Don't.
Don't tell me your name.
You know what?
As soon as I finish this cigarette,
I have to walk back
into that restaurant
and sit down again
in front of my husband.
And?
And he won't look at me.
And he won't notice
I'm not wearing a bra under my dress.
No bra?
No panties, either.
Oh.
No underwear?
Not today.
I feel sad for this poor, lonely husband
who can't see his wife's hidden talents.
Don't you think he's like
every man, though?
He's typically blind and bored
by his very own wife,
ready to fantasize about
he hasn't f***ed yet.
Am I bothering you?
Not at all.
Yeah. And you say that because
now I've turned you on, right?
You want to take me to bed.
Do you want to take me to bed?
Yeah, I probably do.
Aw, come on. All right,
why are you telling me all of this?
Because tonight
I want things to change.
Chain smoking's a bad thing.
Who knows?
Maybe we'll meet again.
Thank you.
Enjoy your meal.
[Sighs]
I love you.
I love you, too.
Okay?
A heart that's full up
Like a landfill
Bruises that won't heal
What the hell happened to you?
and then I went into chakrasana,
and that's when it happened.
What's a downward dog?
Yoga.
Oh, yeah. You know,
I remember you used to be
really loose and limber.
Mr. Riccoli, can you just
fill the prescriptions now?
- I didn't mean loose like...
- I know what you're saying.
I just have somewhere to be.
Right.
Um...
What the hell... Who you with?
Birth control?
What the hell are you doing?
Oh, come on.
No, listen, I'm just saying that,
you know, I think, Lydia,
personally it's time
for you to have babies.
What are you, kidding me?
What's wrong with you?
I'm out of here.
What'd I say?
What did l...
You used to be nice.
What happened to you?
Whoa.
Hey, Lydia, come on.
Talk to me. What'd I say?
Hey, I'm sorry.
What the hell did I say?
Babies.
[Man]
You're picking on me again.
[Woman]
I just don't understand
why I'm always the one
who has to initiate everything.
Not true.
We don't go anywhere.
You don't take me anywhere.
I took you to the park last week.
Come on. I'm talking about
outside of the city.
Name one place in the past two years
outside the city that
you've taken me to.
Beach in the Hamptons.
That's where we met,
and you hated the Hamptons.
I'm talking about a road trip,
or a canoe trip, even. A bike trip.
Will you stop with the phone?
Just name one.
Exactly.
What?
If you could go
anywhere in the world,
where would you go?
You know where.
- Come with me.
- What are you doing?
I just bought tickets.
We're leaving now.
We are?
Are you out of your mind?
I don't have anything
with me right now.
Well, I will buy you a toothbrush.
In Rome.
Coach is fine.
Lift your feet.
You don't lift your feet.
I'm lifting my feet.
No, you're shuffling.
The doctor said
you should lift your feet.
I'm lifting, I'm lifting.
You want you should fall down,
break your other hip?
At least then the pain would
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