The Social Network Page #10
EDUARDO:
(CALLING)
Mark.
MARK sees EDUARDO and waves him over to where he is. He wants
to talk privately.
EDUARDO (CONT'D)
I'll be back in a minute.
EDUARDO joins MARK in the back of the room and they take up a
spot next to a bay window that's covered on the outside with
ice.
MARK:
I think I've come up with something.
E DUARDO:
Hang on, I've gotta tell you something
you're not going to believe.
MARK:
What?
EDUARDO:
I got punched by the Phoenix.
38.
MARK:
(BEAT)
Are you kidding?
EDUARDO:
No. I mean it's just the first of the
four step process but they slipped the
invitation under my door tonight. T go to
the first punch party tomorrow and if
they like me--
MARK:
Yeah.
EDUARDO:
--I get the second invitation and then
the third and then who knows?
MARK:
You got punched by the Phoenix.
EDUARDO:
(PAUSE)
It was, you know ...I'm sure it was just a
diversity thing, And I'm never gonna make
it in, it was just a diversity thing. So
I'll just ride that'horse until--what did
you want to talk about?
(PAUSE)
Mark?
MARK:
Yeah.
EDUARDO:
You said you think you've come up with
something.
It seems like MARK's just made a small decision in his head,
MARK:
(PAUSE
Yeah. I think I've come up with
something. Come outside.
EDUARDO:
It's 20 degrees outside.
MARK:
I don't want to stare at that loop of
Niagara Falls which has absolutely
nothing to do with the Caribbean.
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39.
EXT. QUAD NIGHT
MARK and EDUARDO come outside and are immediately met by the
freezing cold air.
MARK:
People came to Facemash in a stampede,
right?
EDUARDO:
Yeah.
MARK:
It wasn't because I put up pictures of
hot girls. You can go anywhere on the
internet and see pictures of hot girls.
EDUARDO:
Yeah.
MARK:
It was because I put up pictures of girls
that people knew. So if people Want to go
on the internet and check out their
friends, why can't I build a website that
offers that? An online community of
friends. Pictures, profiles, whatever you
can click into, visit, browse around. All
from the privacy of your dorm room. I'm
not talking about a dating site. I'm
talking about taking the entire social
structure of college and putting it
online.
EDUARDO:
I can't feel my legs.
MARK:
I know, I'm totally pumped about this.
BUT WARDO--
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INT. FIRST DEPOSITION ROOM - DAY
EDUARDO:
"It would be exclusive".
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EXT. QUAD - NIGHT
MARK:
--it would be exclusive. You'd have to
know the people on the site to get in.
Like getting punched.
40,
EDUARDO:
This is interesting.
MARK:
Like our own Final club except not only
can we get into this one, we're the
president.
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INT. FIRST DEPOSITION ROOM - DAY
EDUARDO:
I told him I thought it sounded great. I
mean it did, it was a great idea. There
was no reason to hack, people were going
to put their own pictures up. What they
were interested in, what they were
looking for, what classes they were
taking... and people had the ability to
invite their friends to join. Or put a
different way, not invite their friends
to join. In a world where social
structure is very important, that was
sexy.
(BEAT)
It was a big project and he was going to
have to write tens of•thousands of lines
of code so I wondered why'he was coming
to me and not his roommates. Dustin
Moskowitz and Chris Hughes were
programmers.
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EXT. QUAD - NIGHT
MARK:
We're gonna need a little start-up cash
to rent'the servers and get it online.
CUT TO;
INT. FIRST DEPOSITION ROOM - NIGHT
EDUARDO:
That was why.
GRETCHEN:
Did he offer business terms?
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41.
EXT. QUAD - NIGHT
MARK:
We'll split it 70-30. 70 for me and 30
for you for putting up a thousand dollars
and handling everything on the business
end. You'll be CFO.
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INT. FIRST DEPOSITION ROOM - DAY
GRETCHEN:
And you said?
EDUARDO:
I said "Let's do it".
GRETCHEN:
Okay. Did he add anything else?
EDUARDO:
Yes. He said---
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EXT. QUAD - NIGHT
MARK:
It probably was a. diversity thing but so
what?
CUT TO:
INT. FIRST DEPOSITION ROOM - DAY
GRETCHEN:
Why do you think he said that?
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