Life or Something Like It Page #2
Do you see what I have
to put up with, Dennis?
I am not just a reporter.
I am a TV personality.
My hair is my trademark.
Just like the
l-don't-like-to-shower look
is your trademark.
Lanie, enough.
Pete, enough out of you, too.
- Dennis.
- What?
They're ready
for you in edit 3.
Thanks, Mo.
I'll be there in a minute.
Dennis--
Look, now I want you two
to stay in this room
till I get back,
and then we'll discuss
your next story.
In the meantime, stop
acting like children
and find out a way to get along.
So, uh, how's Cal?
Fine.
How's bachelorette number 3?
You know, for someone
who supposedly hates me,
you take a healthy interest
in my love life, don't you?
Ohh, the words "healthy"
and your"love life"
do not belong in
the same sentence.
You trying to live
vicariously maybe?
I mean, God knows
your fianc's never around,
so maybe that's it.
You don't bother me.
You can't.
Because no matter how
you'd like to define it,
I can honestly say
at this moment,
my life is perfect.
Define perfection.
I'll define perfection.
Great job, great friends--
Thank you.
Great man, great apartment.
Great hair, great body.
- Thank you.
- Uh-huh.
Great new job opportunity.
Yep. Dennis told me.
I'm fine.
I'm happy for you.
- Really?
- Really.
That's so nice.
I love you.
I love you, too.
I love your earrings.
Thank you.
You gave them to me.
- Oh.
Anyway, Pete's a dick.
He's arrogant and rude--
He's a malcontented--
Anti-socialjuvenile.
Who's overrated and overpaid.
He has no manners.
He has no idea
how to treat a lady.
But he's good in bed.
What?
You slept with Pete.
- I did.
- Yeah?
Yeah.
He has a kind of--
kind of quirky,
sort of loner appeal,
don't you think?
No, I mean, I don't.
l-- You know, but you--
That's great.
So you're seeing Pete now?
No, no, of course not.
Actually, I have my eye
on our new sportscaster...
Rick.
Hmm. That's great.
You're not mad about Pete?
Pete? I don't care
who Pete sleeps with.
He sleeps with everybody.
The 405 will be obstructed
by a 3-car accident
late this afternoon.
Thanks, man.
My pleasure.
Highway 405 will be obstructed
by a 3-car accident
late this afternoon.
Continued turmoil
in the technology sector
all next week.
Prophet Jack.
Jack, how are you?
Remember me?
What is he doing?
I don't know.
Yeah, he would.
I'm glad you dressed
for the occasion.
Doing a story on
a homeless guy,
and you wear a designer suit.
Don't be a wanker, Pete.
How exactly
do you know this person?
Overheard him yelling about
made a little coin.
Ah, and still,
you couldn't afford a haircut.
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