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Something Borrowed Page #2
Kat’s trying not to get sucked in.
KAT:
I would love to help you.
Sincerely. But my sister’s getting
married this weekend, I haven’t
seen my family in two years, and my
flight leaves in fifteen minutes.
The Harried Employee looks like he’s going to lose it. Kat
struggles, then caves.
KAT (CONT’D)
You take Taipei. Tammy’s schnauzer
just had puppies.
Put her on the dead dog. Park reps
with wheelchairs at every john in T8.
If Grandma just got off a trans-con,
she’s gotta go sometime.
Kat starts to walk away.
HARRIED EMPLOYEE
What about line two?
Kat spins around and glares at him.
On the phone, Kat is in the middle of saying way too much.
KAT:
(into phone)
I completely understand, sir. You
just want your in-laws to see you
the way you see yourself. Or at
least the way you would see
yourself if you didn’t feel so
victimized by them.
At that moment, a CLIPBOARD manager walks by. He overhears
Kat’s diatribe and is incredulous.
CLIPBOARD:
Hello? Calls may be monitored for
quality control?
KAT:
Huh?
CLIPBOARD:
Over-share!
Kat waves him off. Then, by rote:
KAT:
(into phone)
Mr. Rajagopal, we regret that you
snowstorms fall under a category
called force majeure. Along with
earthquakes, hurricanes, and floods.
In short, we’re not liable.
Kat checks to make sure the Clipboard has moved on. Then,
she continues, softly but very quickly.
KAT (CONT’D)
(into phone)
But just this once, I’m going to
refund the full price of your
ticket and credit you 10,000
frequent flyer miles. Thank you
INT. CABIN - PLANE
Kat sits in first class, absently scanning the safety card.
A PRETTY WOMAN across the aisle notices and smiles.
PRETTY WOMAN:
Your first trip?
Kat realizes she’s been reading the safety card. She laughs
and puts it back in the seat pocket. As she often does, Kat
feels compelled to explain.
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