Wilby Wonderful Page #3
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- 2004
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coffee on my way to lunch.
- Dan, right?
- Yeah.
Sandra Anderson.
Been away awhile. Just trying
to make a go of iggy's.
Do you remember iggy's?
No, it was closed
when I got here.
Right.
Listen, don't mind Irene.
She doesn't know
anything about anything.
She really should
just keep her hole shut.
I don't know
what you're talking about.
Okay, well, we'll see you then.
Ding-ding.
Not another trace
of nothing anywhere.
Well, that's a lot though there.
- I'm gonna hold off on the report, though.
- How come?
'Cause I wanna get
these needles tested.
It looks like
they've never been used.
Oh uh
We'll do another search
tomorrow then.
Why is that, Stan?
lot of action up here tonight?
No, just You know, no.
Come on.
Right right.
Thank you.
Oh I should have
had the tuna melt.
This gravy's
yesterday's for sure.
I can't wait until you get
your kitchen running.
- Oh, we'll see.
- I'm telling you,
you get that dining room done, they'll
be lining up from here to Dover Beach.
- Emily's got herself a boyfriend.
- Oh my god!
- What's he like?
- Don't know, I just found out about it.
- She's sneaking off early in the morning to see him.
- I hope she's got protection.
We don't want her ending up like you.
Hold on. Hey, Mrs. corkum?
- Hello, Deena.
- You remember Sandra Anderson.
- Hi.
- Sandra's running iggy's now.
You should drop by.
She's gonna be doing lunch soon.
I've been away for a while.
I know you, though.
I went out with your
son in high school.
Oh yes, while he was
dating Pam hillman.
She was a lovely girl.
Bye, Deena.
Oh my god.
That woman wouldn't know class
if it crawled out of her ass
Hey, you're late. I've
gotta get out of here.
- Oh.
- Hi.
I thought you were Deena.
You wanna go for lunch?
- For lunch?
- Yeah.
We used to, you know,
go for lunch.
Oh, I had something.
- Sorry I'm late. Hey, buddy, what's new?
- Hi, Deena.
Oh you know, just
Um, why don't we
go for some coffee?
For coffee?
I gotta pee.
I've got 50,000 things on
Plus the mayor
hasn't called yet.
So are they coming over
tonight or not, I don't know.
- Yeah, they're coming.
- How do you know?
I saw him this morning.
He said they were coming.
And you didn't mention it?
Did you tell them to call me?
- No, but
- For god's sake, buddy,
can we be working together here?
Our future?
Carol French.
Oh hi, Mr. Jarvis.
so can you meet me
at the address I gave you?
10 minutes. Fine. Okay, bye.
Time now for
"community notebook."
The women's auxiliary of St.
Agnes by the sea hospital
hold their
strawberry pancake breakfast
and bone marrow drive
this Saturday at 10:00 am
at the legion hall
on garden road.
Admission is $5.
festival runs all next month
and this is an early call
for table registration
for the flea market
and craft fair
which will be taking over the back
parking lot at bargain giant.
Registration
for the table begins
God, how heinous is algebra?
What do they mean "a equals"?
A equals apple?
MacKenzie, it's non-smoking.
There's nobody here.
- God, I hate my parents?
- Why?
They said that if I don't pass algebra
and physics, I don't get my car back.
- That sucks.
- Yeah, it's basically abuse.
Hey, can I take you
to the mall later?
I wanna buy you something.
- You don't have to buy me anything.
- But I want to.
Oh god, you two. Get a room.
Mmm That's the plan.
There's no smoking, miss.
Oh, yeah, sorry.
Can I get another coffee please?
Oh yeah, sure.
- Is that him?
- Shut up.
- He's gorgeous.
- Shut up.
- Hello?
- Oh Mr. Jarvis?
Hi, come on in.
I'm just getting ready
for the open house tomorrow.
I had cleaners coming this morning,
but if you want something done right,
you've got to do it yourself.
Unfortunately, the gas smell was a
bit of a problem at your place.
The people were a bit put off.
Gas will do that.
I had someone from the
gas company drop by
and apparently
there was no leak.
So really it's just a problem
of dealing with the smell.
Now I can do that or you can do that.
It doesn't matter to me.
One more
Just sign here. There.
Okay, and here.
Perfect. I'll check on your
house when I'm done here then.
Perfect.
- Bye then.
- All right, bye-bye.
- Hi, buddy.
- Hi, duck.
Got a sec?
Uh sure.
- How are you doin'?
- Oh, not bad.
- And yourself?
- Fine, better than some.
Yeah.
So do you have any
Pull at the "Sentinel"?
What do you mean?
Like they're
planning on printing
those names from the
watch and all that.
- Apparently, yeah.
- And what is the point of that?
I mean, you can imagine
that's gonna have
a pretty bad effect
on some people.
- Like who?
- Hey, sexy?
- Duck, hi!
- Hi, Sandra.
Anyways, buddy,
I'm so glad to see you
because there's something
Oh yeah, you were saying
you had that trouble
With that thing with the
Thing right there.
Anyway, I'll
I'll see you around.
Yeah, well
I'll catch up
with you later, duck.
Yeah.
- Bye, duck.
- See you.
Those jeans look so hot on you.
- They were expensive.
- They were worth it.
They make your ass look amazing!
- Shut up.
- I'm serious.
Thank you for the stuff.
Don't you like it
when I kiss you?
No
No, I do.
I do.
- You're so beautiful.
- No, I'm not.
Could we go back to
your place for a while?
My mom's gonna be
home soon, so I
For a little while?
Yeah, for a little while.
Excuse me. Oh, it's you.
- Don't you have a phone?
- Yeah.
Well, why hasn't anyone been
able to get in touch with you?
I'm not home.
We have a very serious problem.
- With what?
- What do you think? With the banners.
- Oh?
- They're backwards!
- Backwards how?
- It's "Wonderful Wilby."
- What?
- You got it backwards.
- No.
- Yes.
I just put it
the way they gave it to me.
Who?! Who? On what,
on what, on what?
A piece of paper,
the people from the
- The woman from the
- Can you read?
Yeah.
What?! F*** the flowers, Deena!
It's two words,
it's two simple words.
They go together two ways,
the right way and the wrong way.
- I'm sorry.
- You're sorry. Shut up! You're sorry.
and you won't have to be sorry.
It's that easy. Just do things the
way they're supposed to be done.
That's all I'm asking.
All I want is
for things to be done the
way they're supposed to be.
That's all I want. You're sorry?
You have no idea.
I work and I work
and I try and I try.
And I'm the one who's
And what's wrong with
talking about the future?
What are we doing if we're not
talking about the future?
How are things
supposed to get better?
And he wants to go for coffee?
I don't drink coffee.
"And how's that going?"
Oh great, oh fine,
thanks, thanks for asking!
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