Kristin's Christmas Past Page #5

Thank you.

She's an advisor?

You are being really weird.

1996. I know why I'm here.

This was my last Christmas at home.

What? What do you mean?

Why would you... we not

come home for Christmas?

I mean, things get complicated.

Let's just say that this is

a very important Christmas.

A turning point. Things happen tonight.

That change everything.

So now, by being here with you,

this is my chance.

Your chance?

Your chance to do what?

To change my Christmas past.

Deck the halls

with boughs of holly

So do you have any money?

Yeah, I mean, not much.

You know, Manhattan is a

very expensive place to live,

and I'm trying to pay

off my credit card debt.

I meant today. For shopping.

Oh, right. I guess not.

Are we poor in the future?

Can you define poor, exactly?

Why didn't you stand up for

me with Babs at breakfast?

Well, because Maverick

really is a loser.

No, he's not. He's amazing.

No, he's a lying idiot.

Okay, I don't want to hear it.

He will leave you, he will lie to you,

dump you, and break your heart.

La, la, la. You done?

I guess I really didn't wanna

hear it back then either.

I bet New York is the best...

cool clubs, amazing parties.

Yeah. New York, it

really is a great city.

You know, you can order takeout

at 3:
00 in the morning,

and there's all of these

amazing shows and

museums and art galleries.

It really is the greatest city on Earth.

Oh, you know what? I can show you.

Is that a phone?

Yeah. It's also a music player,

and kind of a computer too, I guess.

Is that Jamie? Uh-huh.

Wow.

What are you saying "wow" for?

Why wouldn't we still be hanging out?

No, it's just he's kinda

cute. In the future.

You think so?

Hey, my life is awesome, right?

When I'm you?

Sure.

Awesome. Absolutely.

You two ready?

What are you wearing?

Is that underwear?

It's a dress.

Change it.

As long as I don't ever have

to talk to that woman again,

I will be stoked.

So, Kay, what is it

that you do for a living

besides handhold future NYU grads.

I'm assuming they

don't pay you for that.

No, I'm a music producer

for a small record label in Brooklyn.

Really? And what does

a music producer do?

Do you actually play an instrument?

Uh, no, I work with the artists.

You know, to develop their album,

make sure they're taken care of.

That sort of thing.

Oh. So you're an assistant.

No, um, I'm a producer.

Do you need a degree for that?

Well, I don't think you need one, but...

'Cause it seems to me that Kristin

could get a law degree,

and then she could be a

music producer on the side,

as a hobby.

Where are you going?

To try this on.

Where she got her love

of vintage is beyond me.

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