Nurse Betty Page #3
BETTY:
... alright, I get it, no more TV.
Sorry.
No one moves, then DARLENE leads them in a huge SURPRISE!
They produce a life-size cardboard cut-out of Dr. David
Ravell, who looks dashing in his green hospital scrubs.
Betty backs up in disbelief.
BETTY (cont'd)
Oh my gosh, this is so embarrassing!
Where did you ever find this?
DARLENE:
On the goddamn internet, where else?
BETTY:
You're joking...
WAITRESS #1
... nope, got him at "T.V. Hunks with
Sweet Little Asses.Com."
WAITRESS #2
Seventy-five dollars...
COOK #1
... Seventy-eight fifty.
(everyone looks at him)
8.
Well, I paid for the damn thing, I oughta
know.
WAITRESS #2
C'mon, Betty! Pose with him!
Betty laughs and puts her arm around the cardboard man. A
flash photo is taken. A cupcake with a single candle is
placed in her hands.
DARLENE:
One candle... uh-oh, you're getting up
there! Doesn't David like 'em young?
BETTY:
I'm over the hill, what can I say?
Darlene gives Betty an envelope with cash showing.
WAITRESS #1
A little something for those nursing
classes you've been wanting to take...
DARLENE:
... but keep putting off thanks to a
certain husband we won't mention...
BETTY:
Oh, guys, you didn't have to do that!
DARLENE:
So how you gonna celebrate? Del takin'
you into Wichita for a big fancy dinner?
The others laugh; they know better. So does Betty.
BETTY:
Yeah, Dairy Queen, maybe... Oh, I should
probably call him. Thanks, you guys...
COOK #1
Alright, alright, come on... I'm not
running no bed & breakfast, we got
customers. Let's go...
Smiling, Betty grabs a wall phone as the others mingle about.
7 INT. SIZEMORE MOTORS - DEL'S OFFICE - DAY 7
The trailer/office of a small-time car dealership. As the
PHONE RINGS, the CAMERA PANS across pictures of DEL SIZEMORE,
35, dressed as Napoleon, Caesar and Abe Lincoln, arms raised
in a high-energy sales pitch.
9.
The PHONE RINGS again. We see a framed certificate of
achievement from General Motors, dated 1986.
After the THIRD RING an ANSWERING MACHINE clicks on. It's
loud.
ANSWERING MACHINE
(Del's voice)
Hello there! You've reached Sizemore
Motors, home of the best selection of
used General Motors cars in the Big
Springs - Fair Oaks area. We can't come
to the phone right now 'cause we're out
making a sale, so leave us a message;
better yet, come on down and steal one 'a
these beauties right out from under us!
Coffee's always on!
BETTY (V.O.)
Hi Del, it's me. I guess you're busy.
8 INT. SIZEMORE MOTORS - TRAILER/OFFICE - DAY 8
Del's very busy. He's on the rented sofa in the trailer's
lounge, screwing his secretary, JOYCE. But as he rocks the
couch, he's listening to Betty's message.
BETTY (V.O.)
I know you want the Oldsmobile back
tonight, so... I was wondering if I could
take one of the new Buicks.
Del pulls out and lurches across the room. He reaches for
the desk phone but misses, spilling down onto the carpet. He
gathers himself and his pants up in disgust, pawing around
the desktop until he finds the phone.
BETTY (V.O.)
(CONT'D)
So, call me when you--
DEL:
Whoa, whoa, whoa! Hang on a second
there, baby. Why do you need one of the
new Buicks?
BETTY (V.O.)
Oh, you're there. You sound out of
breath.
DEL:
I ran back in to get the phone.
10.
The answering machine is on, so their VOICES are BOOMING. The
phone cord is stretched across the trailer as he tries to get
back to Joyce. He motions for her to join him but she
remains where she is, fuming.
BETTY (V.O.)
I don't need one, but it's kind of a
special night, and--
DEL:
LONG PAUSE. Joyce looks at Del, incredulous. Then pissed off.
He signals to hold on.
BETTY (V.O.)
Sue Ann's taking me out and I thought it
might be fun to go in a nice car...
Joyce wriggles to a sitting position and begins to pull up
her panties. Del shoots her a look that says 'I'm not
finished yet!' They pantomime frantically back and forth
until Joyce throws him the finger and SLAMS out the door.
BETTY (V.O)
(CONT'D)
What was that?
DEL:
Nothing... it's, ahh, busy here. Look,
you don't need a LeSabre to go out with
Sue Ann. Take the blue Corsica. I'll
see you when I get home.
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