Noel Page #2
I'll love it.
No.
Coffee.
Just get coffee.
[sighing]
Geez.
Okay, okay.
[upbeat Latin music]
Nina, no.
No, I got to go.
I can't be late.
^^ ^^
Listen, Dennis is waiting
for me, all right?
I got to go.
^^ ^^
I can't be late.
^^ ^^
(men)
^^ Ay, ay, ay,
Micaela se bot. ^^
^^ Bailando mi boogaloo,
Micaela se pas. ^^
^^ Ay, ay, ay,
Micaela se bot. ^^
^^ Que se bot, se bot. ^^
^^ Micaela se pas. ^^
^^ Ay, ay, ay,
Micaela se bot. ^^
^^ Si, seor. ^^
^^ El boogaloo la arrebata. ^^
^^ Si, seor. ^^
^^ El boogaloo la arrebata. ^^
^^ Toda la gente la llama-- ^^
^^ Si, seor. ^^
^^ La reina del boogaloo. ^^
^^ Ay, ay, ay,
Micaela se bot. ^^
^^ Que se bot. Que se bot.
Que se bot. ^^
^^ Ay, ay, ay,
Micaela se bot. ^^
^^ Y cuando yo bailo con ella,
atrs me dej. ^^
^^ Ay, ay, ay,
Micaela se bot. ^^
^^ Cuando yo bail
con ella, ^^
^^ Micaela se bot. ^^
^^ Cuando yo bail
con ella, ^^
^^ Micaela se bot. ^^
^^ Pues, yo s
que ella es candela. ^^
(man)
I was beginning
to worry.
Absent from work
yesterday
and apparent
no-show today,
thought maybe
you'd run off to Tahiti
and gotten married
on me.
I'd never do
a thing like that
without checking
with you first.
Of course.
So when are we
going to dinner?
Don't you have deadlines
or something?
Hey, I got to eat.
Okay.
When?
Uh, well...
Tonight?
Tonight?
It's Christmas Eve,
so I figure you must have--
No, no, no, no.
Nothing.
Okay, let's do it.
Okay.
Tonight.
Yeah.
After work.
Yeah, it's a date.
Okay.
(man)
^^ Sometimes we're red. ^^
^^ Sometimes we're blue. ^^
Those earrings new?
Yeah.
Cute, huh?
They were a gift.
From who?
Mr. Brenner.
Mr. Brenner.
Is that normal,
lawyers giving gifts
to paralegals?
Uh-huh.
Mm-hm.
Don't start, Mike.
What?
You know,
some women would be flattered.
Of what, that the man
they were about to marry
was a jealous psycho?
Yeah.
See you at home tonight,
okay?
Okay.
Hey, I love you.
[folksy music]
(man)
^^ If I only had a moment, ^^
^^ if I only had a moment ^^
^^ inside the sun ^^
^^ with you, ^^
^^ you know it's true, ^^
^^ we'd never feel so good. ^^
Excuse me,
can I ask you for a Coke?
Sure thing.
So anyway,
so my plan
is to spend Christmas
in the hospital.
I know that sounds strange.
I mean, the hospital's
probably the last place
anybody would want to be,
especially this time of year.
Thanks.
But see,
the thing is,
see, out of all the Christmases
I've ever had,
the only one
that was halfway decent
was the Christmas
where I was 14.
I busted my nose open
in this sledding accident.
They made me spend
the whole day at the hospital.
That's a shame.
No, but it wasn't.
That's what I'm trying
to tell you,
because they threw
where the nurses
were dressed as elves,
and they were
singing songs,
and they were
handing out eggnog
with a little bit
of booze in it,
and they even made
little presents,
which was really cool.
That was awesome.
That was the best time
I ever had.
I know.
What--
I...
I know.
I'm sorry.
You know what cup
of cu fee this is?
Number four.
Where the hell you been?
Wedding plans,
you know.
Just one cup, I promise,
and we're out of here.
What can I get you?
Just coffee.
Oh, hi.
Hi.
Just coffee,
and we're in a bit of a hurry.
Okay.
What was that
all about?
I don't know.
Beats me.
You know the guy?
No, I never laid eyes
on him before.
You sure?
Yeah, I'm sure.
Because he's looking at you
with that, you know, like...
it's, like, weird,
you know what I'm saying?
No, what are you saying?
Okay, here you go.
Here's your coffee.
I had a feeling
you'd want it black.
Right, black.
And I got you
almond butter cookies.
Almond butter cookies,
those are my favorite.
I know.
Ah, he's got
a thing for ya.
Come on.
Cut it out.
Come on; his eyes
are all over you.
And that silly smile.
I know that smile.
I'm gonna straighten this out
right now.
All right,
Mikey.
All right,
calm down now.
Come on;
come on.
Now, you're a cop,
for
Come on now.
You're a cop,
okay?
(man)
Your turkey club's up,
Artie.
You got my money?
Not yet.
Aw, come on,
Jules, look,
if you want
to meet Arizona,
I have
to get paid first.
Look, you know
I'm good for it, right?
I just got to go d
this one thing,
so why don't you
tell me where to meet you,
and I'll bring you
the money.
All right, look.
Meet me
at the old theater
on Avenue A
at about 10:
00, all right?But don't go in
without me.
You wait for me.
Why?
Oh, you don't want
to surprise a guy
like Arizona;
that's why.
All right.
Well, Glen,
you know
I really appreciate this,
right?
It's Christmastime,
man.
^^ ^^
He never has
any visitors,
not even family.
Oh, except
for this one guy
that was there
this morning,
but I've never
seen him before,
and I just--
I don't know.
I wish there was something
I could do, you know.
To be sick and alone
and during the holidays,
it's awful.
You know, that's what
I like about you, Rose.
What?
You care
about other people.
You know,
I have to say
that I--
I'm...
Well, I just don't feel
like I'm really your type.
[laughing]
I think you should
let me decide that.
I'm a little uncomfortable
with you, Marco, sometimes.
Let's just relax
and have fun, Rose.
Okay.
Good, because that's all
I really want to do
is just have some fun.
Hey, me too.
&@
Didn't I tell you?
Best pizza
in the city.
Mm, mm.
It's very good.
This place
has been here forever.
On the weekends,
there's a line around the block.
Why don't you
have a girlfriend?
Or do you have
a girlfriend?
Well, I did,
but we broke up
a few months ago.
Oh, I'm sorry
to hear that.
Don't be.
It was good that it happened.
Why was it good
that it happened?
Ooh, hold it.
What?
Cheese.
Cheese?
Yeah, on the side
of your mouth.
Oh, God.
No, let me do it.
So now that I've saved you
from Tony's pizza--
[laughing]
what shall we do now?
Um...
You want to see a movie?
No, not really.
Want to walk somewhere?
Yeah, but it's getting cold.
Don't you live around here?
Yes.
Well, we could, uh,
go back to your place,
maybe have a nightcap.
Um...
Marco, I-I...
Rose, we work together
in the same building.
What's the big deal?
[laughing nervously]
You know me,
and it's Christmas Eve.
I don't have any...
real liquor.
I just have eggnog.
No, I love eggnog.
Let's do it.
Okay.
Okay.
Do you have family
in the city?
No.
My family's
all down in Florida,
so it's just me here.
Great place.
You live here
all by yourself?
It's my mother's house.
Well, here we are.
I'll get the eggnog.
You know, Rose.
I find you
very sexy.
Thank you.
I'm gonna get
the nog.
You're not
attracted to me?
No, um...
I'm attracted to you.
But this, you know,
it's going a little fast for me.
Okay.
Let's just start
with a kiss.
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