The Girlfriend Experience
So did you like
the movie?
Yeah.
It was very
entertaining.
What about you?
I liked it.
It wasn't
what I expected.
Too many people
in this...
in this movie theater.
Yeah?
I don't do very well in--
with crowds.
I know.
It was great,
you know,
very well done,
very well done.
And the way he
describes, you know,
led him to do that--
that's what's
interesting.
It's a documentary
kind of movie.
I thought it wasn't
going to happen.
They kept saying,
"Oh, we're not gonna get away with this."
And they did.
I was surprised.
Yeah, it was good.
Would you
watch it again?
Yeah.
Sorry to interrupt.
Have you decided on a wine this evening?
- Yes.
- What would you like?
Can--?
- red is good for you?
- Yeah.
Can we get
a bottle of--?
The first time he asked
The second time--
six months ago.
And now,
two days ago,
he's asking
for some more.
And he's a friend.
And, you know,
I help him.
But it's a lot of money
we're talking about.
And it never ends.
So what do I do?
What would you do?
It sounds like he's
taking advantage of you.
It's good
to see you.
It's always good
to see you.
Thank you.
Come here.
Attaboy.
Get 'em.
Get 'em.
Good.
Focus.
Two.
Good stall here.
Good stall.
Beautiful, Zizzo.
Drop it down.
Attaboy.
Good set.
Ow.
- I'm just kidding.
- How're you feeling?
- All right.
- Eat your Wheaties this morning?
- My Wheaties?
- Yeah.
I had my muscle milk this morning,
Wheaties after.
So what's going down?
What's new?
You want to hear everything
or just recent things?
Let's start at two or three
and work your way up.
Let me ask you
a question.
Yeah.
What are you doing
this weekend?
What am I doing
this weekend?
No, the other trainer
I'm working with.
- I don't know. I don't know.
- I do.
Chelsea, I'm ordering breakfast.
Do you know
what you want?
I'll just have whatever you're having.
Thank you.
What about the bailout?
How do you think that's going to turn out?
That's not
gonna work.
You need more money
in the system,
a lot more money than
what the government is putting in.
It's just
the beginning.
So I don't know
what to tell you.
I think it's better
to stay cash and...
that's what I do anyway,
so it's good for me.
No it's not.
I'm out of here.
Thank you
very much.
- I hope I'll see you soon.
- Me too.
- Take care.
- You too.
I met with Philip
on October 5th and 6th.
I wore a Michael Kors dress and shoes
with La Perla--
I wore a Michael Kors
dress and shoes
with La Perla lingerie
underneath
and diamond stud
earrings.
We met at 7:
30 at the hoteland had a drink downstairs.
He liked my dress
but didn't go into detail why
and didn't mention anything else
about my appearance.
So how did it go?
It was fine.
We had a nice dinner,
you know, went back
to the hotel.
But he's
very well endowed
and sometimes I just can't
handle him that long.
Lucky for me, though,
he's attractive,
so that helps and I
at least enjoy myself.
But it was weird
when I left.
He didn't even stand up
to hug me or say goodbye
or kiss me on the cheek.
It was a very
awkward departure.
He's never
done that before.
We ate dinner at Blue Hill.
Philip didn't ask
for a menu
and had the chef serve us
a five-course meal,
a different wine
with each course.
We went to the 9:40
showing of "Man on Wire"
at the Sunshine Cinema.
And he liked the movie.
We went back to the hotel
and talked for half an hour,
mostly about
a friend of his
that keeps borrowing money from
him and not paying it back.
Then we had sex for about an hour.
After, we talked about--
minutes and he fell asleep.
At breakfast he briefly told me
his worries regarding the economy
and said I should invest
my money in gold.
He also mentioned a book about
how the Federal Reserve works.
He didn't make
another appointment.
Sometimes clients think
they want the real you,
but at the end
of the day they don't.
They want what they want you to be.
They want you to be
something else.
They don't want you to be yourself.
Suppose I'm that rare
client that really wants to--
if they wanted you
to be yourself,
they wouldn't be
paying you.
I know you've been buying
five sessions at a time.
Right.
You realize you're losing
money by doing that, right?
But I'm taking it
as it goes, you know?
I know. I hear that.
The whole thing is is, like,
if you buy more sessions, obviously
you're gonna save a lot more money.
I think our relationship is good.
You're liking what we're doing.
- You do a great job.
- You're feeling good. You're looking good.
You've gained
five lbs. of muscle.
- You're on your way to a six-pack.
- I'm trying.
I don't think our relationship
is going to end soon.
So my suggestion is let's
have you buy a bigger package--
- like 25 or 50.
- What did I do last time? 10?
- You did five.
- That went quick.
So if you did 25 or 50, you'd be saving,
like, 20 bucks per session.
So you're looking
at saving $400.
And I know times are a little crazy,
but that's my point.
I know what I pay for five.
What's it go up to from there?
You pay $150
for five.
And you'll end up
paying $125
If you end up
getting 25 sessions.
You are the beautiful,
young ingenue accompanying--
Let me ask you
a question.
Not to pry,
but you guys--
I mean, you guys
are hurting.
Everybody's hurting right now.
How do you--?
You're going to do this?
Self-medicating.
Don't worry about that.
I'm go?
If I was hurting,
I wouldn't go.
I can't afford
to go to Vegas.
You don't have
to afford to go to Vegas.
I can afford for you
to go to Vegas.
We all can afford
for you to go to Vegas.
In fact, we almost can't
afford for you not to go.
You gotta come,
dude, seriously.
All right, let me see
what I can do.
Hi, Chris.
Package for you.
Thank you very much.
Have a good day.
Thanks.
I'm starving.
How was work?
Work was good--
a little crazy.
I trained Zizzo.
He was trying
to convince me to go
To some crazy
trip in Vegas.
Vegas?
Yeah, boys' trip
to Vegas this weekend.
I told him I didn't think
you'd approve of that.
Do you get bored of just
talking to rich people?
It can get tedious.
It can get tedious?
Why?
It can.
become something that they want.
Oh, God.
I mean, do you find
yourself caring at all?
I do.
I think you're getting a little
worked up about it, though.
Because the economy
is f***ed.
And my business
is f***ed.
I'm making 1/10 of what
I made two years ago.
It's just getting
worse and worse.
And this is something that is
gonna f***ing fall by the wayside
if I can't
get it together.
And I've aged out
of the business also.
So I f***ing show up on
a set and people ask me--
"McHale's Navy" or something.
Did that other show
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