The Intern Page #5
Wait, hang on.
I was waiting for your call.
So you didn't like the guy?
He wasn't a good fit for me.
But a lot of other names
on the list, so...
Yeah.
I'm gonna beat you upstairs.
Ben, I haven?
seen you in days.
That's right, homey.
Ben's got a job.
-Oh, you're never home.
What do you do?
Never mind. It's Patty.
FIONAI Hello?
Hi, Fiona.
It's Ben Whittaker
from About The Fit.
Oh, hey.
It's good to hear your voice.
Oh, it's good to hear
your voice, too.
It was great
meeting you today.
I called you quicker
than you thought I would.
I'm glad you did.
Jules.
Shh.
Let her sleep, Dad.
Okay.
Okay.
I tried to stay up.
I know.
I'm sorry
I fell asleep in there.
I just passed out.
I know we had a plan to have
a grown-up conversation.
Hmm?
I'm sorry, I just fell out
for a second.
It's okay.
Paige learned to say
"humongous" today.
Really?
Cracks me up.
She looks at me, she says,
"You're a very
humongous dad, Dad"
-Aw.
Oh, God.
You know I hate to sound
like the other moms.
But I'm starting to feel like
I need a little me time.
I know.
Good night.
Anybody home?
Can't keep my eyes open, Jule.
We'll do it tomorrow, okay?
Can you turn out your light?
-Hello?
-Hey, Ben. It's Becky.
-From Jules' office?
-Yeah, hey. What's up?
Jules' driver is M. LA.
He's not answering
any of my texts.
I know you drove
Jules yesterday,
and I didn't hear
any complaints.
So can you pick her up
this morning?
Sure.
You know where she lives?
I was there yesterday.
-Okay, so you remember.
-Yeah.
-And you're hearing me, right?
-Loud and clear, boss.
Okay, so be there at 7:45,
ring the bell, and walk away.
She'll know it's you.
Ring bell, walk away. Got it.
Oh, walk away.
Hang on. I'm comin'.
Hi, here for Jules?
Uh, yeah, hi, sorry.
I'll wait in the car.
Uh, she's on a call.
Do you wanna come in?
I just made some coffee.
Could be a while. I'm IVlatt.
Ben Whittaker.
Good to meet you. Come on in.
Uh, Legos everywhere,
so watch your step.
Sure.
Maybe feature some
bloggers on the homepage?
-Have a seat, Ben.
Hey, Paige, this is Ben.
He works with Mommy.
-Hi.
-Hi.
I'm playing
Princess Memory Game.
Oh, yeah. Looks like
you're about to win.
So you're Jules' new driver?
No, actually, I'm her intern.
That's hysterical.
-You know what an intern is?
-No.
That's okay. Everyone
thinks it's hysterical.
Hey, Matt, did...
Morning.
Morning.
Is that all dry cleaning?
These three are.
These two are laundry.
And, uh, this button...
This button is missing.
-I mean, it's loose, so...
-Okay.
-If they could just... Thanks.
-You got it.
Hey, and, honey,
uh, before you leave,
just gotta go over
a couple things.
Okay.
-Look who I found.
-Yay!
-He was in your hamper.
-Thank you.
Matty, did an ATF box
arrive for me?
On the table.
Uh, I think
I'll just wait out...
Ben, you want a raisin?
Thank you.
Okay, so tonight,
you're working...
Are you listening,
or did I lose you?
-Ben, is she listening?
-I am totally listening.
I ordered some stuff
to check on how it arrived.
Not great, by the way.
-Go on. Tonight?
- Yeah, okay.
You're working,
to my mom's for dinner.
After school's
Ruby's birthday party.
And what about next Monday?
Do you know yet
if we can go to dinner
with Robbie and Annie?
Oh, I'm so slammed next week.
I'm sorry. If you wanna go,
I'll make it. When was it?
Oh, my God. Monday.
Okay, I'm sorry. I was fixated
on this tissue paper.
I will be there.
Okay.
Thank you for the coffee.
Thanks for letting me play.
-Sorry.
-I'll meet you in the car.
Actually, I have to go.
Come on, sweetie.
Ben, we're gonna drop Paige
at school, okay? Here we go.
-Let's do it.
-Kiss Daddy goodbye.
Hey, wait.
You forgot your doggy.
Matt seems like
a terrific guy.
Hmm?
Oh, sorry,
didn't mean to interrupt.
Uh, that's okay.
I agree. He is.
Who? The Dad?
That's what the other kids
call Matt
because he's the only dad
in a sea of moms.
I've read about
these househusbands.
It's interesting how that
all worked just now.
called stay-at-home dads.
Oh, sorry. Did not know that.
Well, it's very admirable.
He's a real
21 st century father.
He is.
in marketing,
but, um, when
About The Fit took off,
he left to be a full-time dad.
Totally saved our butts.
Oh! We're here, big girl.
I do this
in the cafeteria
to my lunch friends
-when they're don't looking.
-You do that?
- Hey, Jules.
-Hi. Nice to see you here.
-Hi.
Uh, not sure
if you got our e-mail,
but we're doing
and we thought you could
bring the guacamole
Uh, you probably won't have
time to make it,
so you can buy it.
Which is fine.
Enough for 18.
No, I can make it.
it's not a problem.
-Great. Matt can bring it.
-Totally.
--Bye.
All right.
Have fun at
Ruby's party, okay?
Mommy? Do you Know
how to make guacamole?
Yes, I do.
Really well, in fact.
We're gonna make it together.
And after that, we'll have
a mother-daughter dance party?
Hey, Maddie. What's up?
Bipolar.
Oh, my God. Come here.
-Oh, I love you, big girl.
-I love you, too.
God.
Taking the high road
is exhausting.
Ll"S 2015.
of working moms?
Seriously? Still?
I'm sorry.
That was all rhetorical.
There's no need to respond.
-Wasn't going to.
Oh! Ben.
I wanna stop by the warehouse.
480 Greenpoint.
Sure.
No,no,no.
You wanna make a right.
9th to Hamilton
to the Expressway.
4th to Flatbush. Much faster.
It won't be.
By 12 minutes, at least.
Can I try?
I apologize.
No need.
Try to line the dots up
the best you can.
And then...
Okay. Pull this over.
If you can,
try to pull this towards you,
holding it on the outside.
- Good meeting you.
-Let me know
-if you need anything.
-Thank you.
Okay, so then
put that on lightly.
Put it down with two.
Secure it.
that they bought
for themselves.
it's open.
Ben.
Wow.
- Come on in.
-Didn't expect this.
Yeah. I like to think of it
as a little bit of paradise.
Can I interest you
in a back rub?
Oh, no, thanks.
I just came by
because I found out
I have to work late.
-Oh. Then no dinner tonight.
-Sorry.
I was really
looking forward to it.
But I'm hoping
we can pick another night.
Of course. Come sit down.
Let me have your jacket.
Just for a minute.
Come on. Relax.
Okay, how about
a foot massage?
During office hours?
Yeah, that's kind of
the point. May I?
Well...
Okay.
All I've done
is take off your sock.
Well, no one's ever
done that better.
Okay, just relax.
Close your eyes.
-Put your head back.
So when would you
like to reschedule?
-Tomorrow?
Can't tomorrow.
What about Saturday?
Good.
Oh, God.
This is enormously satisfying.
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