Thirst Street Page #4

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longer than I have,

so she's a little bit

older, and you know,

she's just always

trying to make it fun

for everybody, you know,

especially the customers.

Especially now, traveling

has become very stressful,

I feel like, for

a lot of people.

- I'll be back.

- Oh, yeah, yeah.

It was great to talk to you.

[rock music]

[doorbell rings]

- Hi.

[smoke detector rings]

Oh, my god.

Oh, my god.

Excuse me.

Sorry!

I burned the cake.

I'm sorry.

- Oh, hey, you're still here.

- Oh, yeah.

Where do you put your recycling?

- Oh, no, it's okay.

Stop, stop.

I can make that tomorrow.

-[Gina] Oh, okay.

- Yeah, it's okay.

- It was such a fun party.

- Yeah, but I'm tired.

- Me, too, I'm so tired.

Let's go to bed.

- Yeah, no, I'm so tired.

I can call a cab for you.

I call a cab for you.

- Now?

- Yeah, I'm exhausted.

-[Narrator] Gina wanted

to acclimate herself

to her adopted country,

so Charlie eagerly

agreed to act as her tour guide.

She offered to take

Gina to the countryside

for an overnight trip.

- Wait, I don't, I

like it down a bit.

- Oh, sorry.

Just a little closer.

Can you smile?

[camera clicks]

- Did you get it?

- Yeah, they're perfect.

- No.

These are not good.

-[Charlie] You don't like them?

- Very bad.

I'm blinking in every

single one.

- Mm?

There is a little

problem with your credit

card. It doesn't work, so--

- Can you try it again?

- Okay, I'll try it

again if you want.

[card reader beeps]

No.

- Oh, it's probably

because of the traveling.

They sometimes, the bank, I

don't think I have any cash.

Do you have--

- Yeah, sure.

-[Gina] Sorry.

-[Waiter] Sorry.

- Thank you.

I'm sorry, I'll pay you

back when we get back.

[dreamy music]

- I drink a little bit

actually, it helps.

If you can't drink

enough already.

And now, you're just like, how

do you open that, actually?

I'm gonna help you.

So, you do that.

And then, you do...

[hums tunelessly]

And very slowly, like that.

It's even better with

a dress, you know?

because I wanted to just

travel as much as I could.

When I was 18, almost 19,

so that's 18 years?

Oh, my god.

18 years.

[both laugh]

And so...

Yeah, I don't know how

to do anything else.

I don't even know

what I would do.

[cars rumbling by]

[haunting music]

- It's no good.

It's no good.

-[Gina] No?

- No.

-[Gina] Okay.

- It's no good.

- He wants you to be

more like a model.

Maybe more cleavage, yeah.

Do it one more time, please.

Sensual, sexy.

The American accent

excites men, every man.

- Okay.

- That's a bonus for you.

You need to learn to

speak French a little bit,

just to engage

with your customer.

- How do I know if

they're VIP, though?

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