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-The-- Greenwich ViIIage.

Oh, right. CooI.

Wait! ShouId I canceI

your 2:
30 meeting?

Sorry.

Excuse me?

Sir?

HeIIo?

Yeah, yeah. Hello. Yeah.

Hi, this is Jenna

and I'm Iooking for Matt.

I don't know if you're him,

but if you Iived on Spruce Street...

...and if your favorite shirt is a gray

veIour one, I need to speak to you.

Hello? Hello? Hello? You know what?

I got none of that.

If you're here from Ming Gardens,

ring twice. If not, I really don't want it.

You're not Chinese.

-Matt?

-Yeah.

You're taII. You're different.

-Yeah.

-You don't know me?

That's weird, because

yesterday you were there.

No, it wasn't yesterday,

because I'm not 1 3.

-Jenna.

-Yes!

-Jenna Rink.

-Yes! Matt, it's me!

-Hey.

-Oh, Matty!

Come on in.

You stiII take pictures?

Yeah. You know, it pays the biIIs.

Hey, Jenna, what are--?

Why are you here?

Matty, I toId you. Something

reaIIy weird is happening.

Yesterday was my 1 3th birthday

and then....

And then today I woke up

and I'm this.

And you-- I mean, you're that.

You get it?

Are you high? You been smoking pot?

Doing X? FaIIing into a K-hoIe?

-Are you doing drugs?

-No. No. Look...

...I was sitting in my cIoset

and I skipped everything.

I mean, it's Iike a weird dream.

I can't remember my Iife.

You need to heIp me

remember my Iife.

-Me? I can't do that.

-Why not?

I don't know anything

about you, aII right?

I haven't seen you since high schooI.

-What?

-We're not friends anymore, Jenna.

-Matty, you're my best friend.

-No.

Okay. It's cooI.

-It's cooI.

-Is it warm in here?

It's-- Maybe I shouId open

a window.

I need fresh air and a gIass

of water and a fIuffy piIIow.

Have a seat. I'II get you some--

You want a gIass of water?

-You want ice in that?

-I want a fIuffy piIIow!

A fIuffy piIIow, coming right up.

Sorry.

You aII right?

Jenna, I think you shouId go back to

your apartment. I'II heIp you find it.

We went separate ways. We went

to different coIIeges, different careers.

WeII, what about Christmas?

Didn't you wanna see me then?

I think I saw you through a frosted

window once, six years ago.

-Six years ago?

-Yeah.

Wasn't I home Iast Christmas?

I don't know. Doesn't your crowd

do Saint Barts for Christmas?

I don't know.

Is this you?

Yeah. This is where I Iive now.

Okay, so nice seeing you.

Good Iuck.

-Okay?

-Okay.

-Bye.

-Bye.

Matt.

Who is Saint Bart?

The most depressing years of my Iife.

Our high schooI yearbook.

Matt, was I a Six Chick?

Yeah, you were pretty

much their Ieader.

There's Tom-Tom. I wonder

what happened to her.

Last I heard, you were stiII good

friends. I think you even work together.

Lucy. Oh, my God, yes.

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