Brief Reunion Page #3

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Lea:
It's okay, you want a drink? How

about a beer? It's organic, and local.

Lea:
Okay. Gavin, beer.

Simone:
Thank you.

Aaron:
Thanks for thinking of me Teddy, but

I'm kind of all-in with my kayaks right now.

Teddy:
I heard there was a

problem with those.

Aaron:
Where did you hear that?

Teddy:
Hmm, I don't remember.

Teddy:
Anyway, we're not talking

about a lot of money here, dude.

And it'd be first

in, first out.

Aaron:
Fifty grand is a lot of

money.

Teddy:
Really?

Aaron:
It's just not the right

time.

Teddy:
Just come by and see it.

The location,

un-f***ing-believable. It just

needs a gut job.

Aaron:
Well that'll cost more

than fifty grand.

Teddy:
No sh*t. You're not the

only investor I'm talking to.

Teddy:
You think Lea would be

interested?

Aaron:
I speak for both of us.

Teddy:
How about her parents?

Aaron:
No.

Teddy:
Well, Aaron... with all

that happened with me and Proem,

you don't think you

could throw a little my way?

Aaron:
With you and Proem?

Teddy:
You know.

Aaron:
No, Teddy, I don't.

Teddy:
Really.

Teddy:
Huh.

Teddy:
You know, Neil told me

Teddy:
Before he died, he said

some kind of interesting things.

Teddy:
He was like, quoting a

lot of stuff.

Teddy:
Like, he said, History

is the version of past events

that people have decided to

agree on.

Aaron:
He was obsessed with

Napoleon.

Teddy:
Yeah, but this was in the

context of Proem. And Version 2.0.

Aaron:
How?

Teddy:
I don't know. That

doesn't make any sense to you?

Aaron:
Well, he was pretty

delusional at the end.

Teddy:
Yeah, this was a little

before that though.

Teddy:
He also said something about

Proem maybe not really being worth

what everybody

thought it was worth.

Aaron:
It was worth what the

market said it was worth.

Teddy:
No, it was more like, it wasn't

actually what the market thought it was.

Aaron:
What does that mean?

Teddy:
I don't know. I always

wondered about that.

Teddy:
So, Mark's baby sister.

"Little Lee-Lee. "

Aaron:
It's just Lea now.

Teddy:
Quite the catch, man.

Aaron:
I'm a lucky man.

Teddy:
Mm hmm, you can say that

again.

Teddy:
Hey, I heard you guys did

that whole weekend-long retreat thing,

Teddy:
All that like, uh,

sharing and soul searching.

Aaron:
Who told you that?

Teddy:
Neil. He and Marnie did

it too.

Teddy:
Yeah, he said it was great. Make

sure you both really know each other,

Teddy:
That you both really know what

you're getting into and all that, right?

Aaron:
That's the idea.

Teddy:
Isn't that like a

Catholic thing?

Aaron:
Uh, I think so,

originally.

Teddy:
You think Simone and I

should do it?

Aaron:
You're not engaged, are

you?

Teddy:
No.

Aaron:
Well I think the idea is to do it

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