Waitress Page #2
You're not eating
your spaghetti pie. Why not?
I'm thinking I want to borrow
some money from you.
And my answer to that,
of course, is no.
There's a big pie Bake-Off in
Jonesville in a couple months. And I'd like to go.
And my answer to that,
of course, is no.
Why do you need money? I give you everything
you need, don't I?
Absolutely.
You want for nothing, don't you?
Yes, Earl, I want for nothing.
I mean, your pies ain't bad. But what's so important about that
when you got me to take care of?
That's a good point, Earl.
Jenna Hunterson.
Hello, Mrs. Bunterson.
Hunterson.
Who are you?
I'm your doctor.
Oh, wow, you brought me a pie.
How nice.
You know what?
I've only been here a few weeks,
but already I am genuinely
impressed with the hospitality of this place.
You're not my doctor.
Lily Mueller is my doctor.
This pie is for her.
It's Marshmallow Mermaid,
her favorite.
Well, she's semiretired now.
Just sort of happened this morning.
She kind of quit.
We didn't have time to call anybody.
I mean, she's been my doctor forever.
I really liked and trusted her.
and trust me, too?
I've never even seen you before.
Yeah, I just got hired.
Long story, making it short,
this is still
Dr. Mueller's practice,
I'm the junior doctor on staff.
Um, just moved here from
Connecticut two weeks ago.
Dr. Mueller had a class
over the summer
and I was a student of hers,
No... yes.
Sorry, anyway,
it's nice to meet you.
What's your name again?
I'm Dr. Jim Pomatter.
Okay.
- And you are?
- Jenna Hunterson.
Jenna Hunterson.
It is nice to meet you.
So... What seems to be the problem?
Well, I seem to be pregnant.
Good.
Good for you.
Congratulations.
Thanks, but I don't want this baby.
Oh, well, we don't perform... uh...
No, I'm keeping it,
I'm just telling you I'm
So maybe you can be sensitive
and not congratulate me
and make a big deal
every time you see me.
I'm having the baby,
and that's that.
It's not a party, though.
Got it, okay, not a party.
Uh, well, then, why don't we, um...
we'll have to do a blood test,
make sure you're pregnant
and then we'll check
for diseases, hormone levels,
stuff like that?
Sounds like a plan.
Okay, well, the nurse
will be right in.
Um... don't go anywhere.
Nowhere to go.
Come in.
Hi, Jenna, have a seat.
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