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One Winter Weekend Page #5
- TV-G
- Year:
- 2018
- 84 min
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Ah, finally, last one.
Whoa, ah, whoa.
(screaming)
Oh, oh.
I'm sorry, I didn't see you.
Megan.
Shawn.
Ahh.
You okay?
I'm okay,
but I think there's something
wrong with my wrist.
Mmm.
Okay, maybe you were right.
That was a
perfectly-dressed brat,
but whew--
But?
Somebody's gonna have to
take me down the mountain
in a sled.
(laughing)
Yeah, I know that
condiment bar pretty well.
My brother and I used
to have topping contests
there when I was a kid.
I'm guessing you won?
before a winner
could be declared.
I actually wasn't sure I'd
be allowed back into there.
(laughing)
(light orchestral music)
But being up here
on a day like today,
just makes me wish everyone
could have this, you know?
It makes you feel like
things could be just
perfect again.
Today was pretty perfect.
That's why I was
wondering why you were
holed up, reading
most of the day.
It's this new author I found.
(laughing)
She's becoming one
of my favorites.
Besides I need a little rest
before I take on the pipe
where it all started.
Where it all started?
Yeah, I learned to
snowboard up here.
that pipe when I was nine.
I thought no one was watching
and then I just hear clapping.
I turn around and my dad's
standing there watching.
All the older kids
were laughing.
(laughing)
I know the feeling.
My dad's a huge clapper too,
restaurants,
birthdays, you name it.
sidelines at my soccer game.
I think my dad
would've like him.
Oh, I'm sorry, I--
No, no, it's okay.
Being up here, I
can almost hear it.
This place, this sport,
it was his passion.
We used to have the
best weekends up here.
I haven't had that kind
of fun in a long time.
Weekend's not over yet.
(phone ringing)
(sighing)
Day job?
Won't leave me alone.
I've been accepted
to grad school.
[Ben] Congratulations.
Well, thank you, but it
doesn't mean I'm going.
This year, I'm trying
to be more cautious.
You know, think things
through, evaluate risk.
I mean, don't get me
wrong, my job is no picnic.
Insane deadlines, phone
calls all weekend,
but, I don't know,
it's one of these jobs
Yeah, I kinda have
one of those too.
Okay, so you know, it's not
that easy to walk away from.
Wait, what's so
great about your job?
Uh, I work at a
snowboarding company.
Ohhh, right.
Mm-hmm.
Well, that should be fun.
In theory.
You know what you said
earlier about your helmet?
It would be easy enough to out
a groove her for a ponytail.
Oh, did i give
you a business idea?
(laughing)
It's the kind of thing
we used to jump on,
but not anymore.
Innovation's taken a
back seat to image.
Still, can't hurt
to pitch it to them.
You know, for someone who's
so cautious with her own life,
you dole out a lot
of risky advice.
(laughing)
- I guess I
- I guess you
[Both] like to
live vicariously.
You do realize we just
agreed on something?
(laughing)
I'll let it slide this time,
but don't let it happen again.
(laughing)
(phone chiming)
Oh, shoot.
I forgot I gotta be somewhere,
so, I'll catch you later.
Yeah.
You sure you don't
mind doing this?
I know you came here
to get away from work.
After I mowed you down,
is save you a trip
to the hospital.
Plus,
I wasn't gonna leave
you with that EMT.
(laughing)
You know, I got nervous when
he opened the X-ray manual.
(laughing)
How's this feel?
Ah, tight.
It's only gonna get
worse if it swells,
so, keep it elevated
and no devices.
Wait, no.
No no no no, I got a
call in 10 minutes.
No, I don't think you
understood what I just said.
No devices.
No typing, no
texting, no calling.
For how long?
[Shawn] Two to three days.
- Ha, no no, that can't work.
- Uh huh, uh huh, uh huh.
No, no, that can't work.
You don't know my boss.
I can't tell her that.
(light orchestral music)
But maybe she'll
listen to a doctor.
Hi, Diane, I meant
to text you back,
but my mittens kept
getting in the way.
It's a little
snowboarding humor.
Don't get too
distracted, Cara.
There's a lot of eyeballs
on this third post.
It needs to be a real
showstopper, right?
Yeah, sure.
Maybe something about
how much you can get done
while you're not dating.
I meant something
Um, tell you what.
I'll work on some headlines--
[Cara] Um, okay.
[Diane] Well, have
fun, but remember,
I need that third
post by midnight.
Don't be late.
You got it.
Huh.
If you're looking
for your friend,
she's downstairs.
Who, my friend?
Yeah, petite, dark
hair, purple jacket.
Oh, you mean Megan.
Yeah, she's in the infirmary.
Wh--
It's all good.
She banged up her
wrist or something.
Oh, no.
Uh, it's this way?
[Waiter] Yeah,
right down there.
[Cara] Thank you.
You got a visitor.
Hey, hey, are you okay?
Could be worse?
[Cara] What happened?
It's just a minor
fracture and a sprain.
She'll recover a lot
faster without this.
[Cara] You
sprained your wrist?
Might even save her weekend.
Hey, my phone.
How are you feeling?
Well, other than
this, I'm hungry.
Ben, you've really
outdone yourself.
I was expecting
five or six boards,
not 15 of them, signed
by Travis Bretz.
Yeah, well you can
thank Travis for that one.
(light orchestral music)
He couldn't have signed them
if you hadn't donated them.
Giving every kid the
chance to go to camp,
no matter how little
they come from,
well, that's really
important to me.
Well, if all
goes well tonight,
even more kids will
be able to attend.
It's a good guest list.
I can't help but
think if these people
saw your level of involvement,
they may follow your lead.
Look, any other time, I
would be front and center,
but I mean, I just can't do
any public
appearances right now.
Okay, but there's not
gonna be any press tonight,
just my own photographer.
It's just so rare that one
night of somebody's time
can mean so much
to so many kids.
I got to hear someone
say no to Diane today.
(gasping)
Shawn actually called.
Mm-hmm.
You should've been there.
He was all doctorly,
like, "No devices for
the next 48 hours,
doctor's orders."
(laughing)
So good, I wish I was there.
What did you get up to today?
Oh, you know,
boarding, riding, more boarding.
I talked to Diane
and I had lunch with Ben.
Like a lunch lunch, huh.
What'd you guys talk about?
Nothing heavy.
snowboarding company.
Mm-hmm.
And we talked
about my manuscript.
What?
Yeah, I accidentally
left it out
and I guess he sort of read it.
You don't show your
writing to anybody.
Now, you tell me he skipped
on snowboarding today
to read your manuscript?
He's a big reader,
I don't know.
Oh, and then before that
we got stuck together
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