Someone Like You... Page #2
your apartment's too small.
Why don't you
move in with me?
- You cannot be serious.
- Why not?
Come on. All I'm meeting
are hip, successful types.
- I'd much rather have someone like you.
- Gee, thanks.
No, hey. This would be
a strictly financial arrangement.
I've got no interest in you
that way whatsoever.
- What a relief.
- Come on. Is that a no?
Actually, it's a "Thanks, but not
if my life depended on it. "
- Hello.
- You up for a walk?
- What?
- What?
I was just gonna...
I can't speak.
You say something.
No, no, no, don't.
Do you think I'm insane?
Not at all.
I was just thinking how good
my apartment looks with you in it.
Let's start again.
- Right.
- Then a couple cartoons.
- A Tweety Bird and a Road Runner, I think.
- Then some more kissing.
- Right.
- Okay, go on.
We had to get ready for work, so I
walk into the door, and he gave me a...
- Morning, Jane.
- Morning, Les. How are ya?
- Big finale-type kiss
before leaving? - Exactly.
That's good, good, good.
Very good, considering.
- Considering what?
- Considering he's already picked out his wife.
I told you, Liz,
they're having problems.
- They're not engaged.
- Yet.
Nevertheless, he does sound like an
interesting prospect, so here's what you do.
Pretend she doesn't exist.
Never mention her name.
If he mentions her, you just
nod politely, change the subject.
- Why?
- Because if you bring her up,
he's gonna feel
pushed and resentful.
This way, it's like,
"I'm healthy, I'm happy.
No pressure.
Getting sex other places. "
- Lizzy, where do you get this stuff?
Snagmen. Com.
It's very informative.
- Odd.
- Read the papers, Jane.
so excuse me, Miss "I have a
crush, so I'm currently in denial. "
You gotta get on your game.
You know what I really need to
know? What do I do right now...
when I see him in my staff
meeting in five minutes?
That's easy.
Pretend he doesn't exist.
Well, good morning, Eddie.
- What is on your neck?
- I bit myself shaving.
Isn't that why God
invented turtlenecks?
- No. That's why God invented Darlene.
- You are so gross.
- Hey, Eddie. Hi, Jane.
- Hey, Ray.
Hey, Ray. Mornin'.
You okay?
You look a little tired.
Morning, Diane.
Straw. Mmm.
- Okay. I'm late, I know. I'm sorry.
- Morning.
I locked myself out of the apartment.
Keys, wallet, total nightmare.
The only reason
I'm standing here right now...
is because of Habib, the nicest
cab driver in the city of New York.
Okay, now, who saw
ABC's 4 a. m. Newscast?
I think a lot of us
missed that, Diane.
There's a big story on how single
media outlets aren't cutting it anymore.
Ray, where are we
on interactive?
- The web site should be up and running on Monday.
- No, not should be.
Will be!
We cannot sell this show...
on the pissant advertising budget
they've given us.
We need to be
streaming 24-7,
and we need to make
every show count.
- Remember, it is all
about the get. - The get.
We cannot make a splash
if we only get...
the gets that everybody's
already gotten.
- I need the ungettable get, got it?
- Got it.
Good.
Okay, where are we
on Fidel?
Uh, well,
I spoke with Juanita,
his, um,
foreign press secretary,
who assured me
that the moment...
el presidente was back
from his fantasy baseball camp...
she would
approach him about it.
And what did she say?
He might be interested?
Did she discuss
his availability?
Tell me, do you think
we have a shot here?
- Jane?
- Sorry.
I said what do you think your
chances are of getting this guy?
I think they're good, Diane.
I think they're very good.
Uh, j-just a minute.
Sorry.
I thought I'd just, um,
do a few sit-ups.
Joy:
The emotion evoked by theprospect of possessing what one desires.
Rapture:
The experienceby an overwhelming
emotion or passion.
Ecstasy:
A state of beingbeyond reason and self-control.
I cannot feel my legs.
- Tell me again what we're doing here, please.
- We're coming up for air.
- Oh, right.
- Besides, I owe you a shirt.
Hey, that's a good idea.
- Blue?
- Yeah.
This one's pretty.
- You think?
- With your eyes.
Could be risky, given your
impatience with buttons.
Well...
- I love it. We'll take this one.
- My treat.
- No, no, no. No, Jane.
- Shut up.
- Let me buy you a shirt.
- Thank you.
- Hey, guys.
- Eddie, hey!
Wow. We were...
I mean, I just, uh...
- She's helping me pick out a shirt.
- Yeah.
- Well, I didn't mean to intrude.
- Not at all. You're not.
- Not at all. Please!
- No.
Listen,
I gotta go to a thing.
- I gotta hit this... Great running into you.
- Okay.
- Both of you. My God! I can't even...
- See you around.
- All right. -
Okay. - Yeah.
What a coincidence. First I run
into Ray, and then we run into you.
I didn't even know he lived
around here, and then, boom!
All of a sudden, there he is.
Um, so, uh...
Wha... Okay, so I am
sleeping with him.
Eddie, if you tell anyone at
the office, so help me, God...
What are you thinking?
I'm... I'm thinking
the same thing you are, Jane,
that you and Ray are gonna
live happily ever after...
with matching Volvos
and chocolate labs.
See you Monday.
Did you have
Better hurry. I think he's
waiting down the street.
I love you, Jane.
I love you too.
He just came right out and said it,
after only six weeks.
Oh, my God. Takes most guys
like a year to use the "L" word.
When they finally do,
they're usually, you know,
on top of you,
so it doesn't really count.
- What about the "D" woman?
- He's telling her tomorrow night.
- Why didn't he tell her already?
- He's in a complicated situation.
Anyhow, if he were
having second thoughts,
asked me to live with him.
He asked you to live with him?
Oh, my God.
He asked you to live with him?
Oh, my God.
- What did you say?
- I must've said yes or something to that effect...
because he started calling realtors,
and I gave my landlord notice.
Ohh! Mazel tov!
Oh, I can't believe this!
You're getting asked
to play house by some guy,
and I'm still on
the blind date circuit from hell.
I take it last night
did not go very well.
Awful. Do me a favor. Next
time Julian offers to set me up...
with one of his straight friends,
shoot me before I say yes.
I'm in a sad state.
And I'm telling you,
it's just screaming potential.
H- Hello?
- I didn't mean to intrude.
- No, we're fine.
Didn't you want to seethe patio?
Come on out.
Isn't it just wonderful?
Wait'll you see the view.
It's just spectacular.
Right this way.
Right down
It's such a jewel box.
I guess I'll leave you two alone
to talk things over.
- Oh, my God. It's unbelievable.
- I love it! I love it!
It's amazing. The light
is so good! I love you.
I don't know.
Liz, I gotta go.
Oh, my God. He looks like
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