Making of 'The Nanny Diaries': Bravo Special Page #3

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you've been meeting

with a lot of people.

So I thought you might appreciate

a civilized lunch at Bergdorf's

rather than being

interviewed at the apartment.

Thank you,

that's very considerate.

Not really.

I just love to eat out.

I'll probably come up

with a million excuses

for us to go have lunch.

I mean, if you end up

with us, I mean.

Ready?

Do... do you know

what you're having?

I don't mean

to rush you,

but I'm attending a 2:00 lecture

"Super Mom, Trying to Juggle It All."

I'll just have the burger.

Thanks.

I can't guarantee

that the meat here

is antibiotic-free.

But the chef here is from Brittany,

so I highly recommend the crepe

Bretagne. Deux, s'il vous plait.

- Okay.

- Excellent choice.

Thanks.

You're from New Jersey.

Unfortunately.

Oh no, there are some very

lovely parts of that state.

Friends of ours have a horse

farm in Upper Saddle River.

- Really?

- Mm-hm.

l... I hear it's

really nice there.

I'll have to take you

riding there one day.

Okay.

Tell me more.

I want to know

all about you.

- Uh...

- I'm from Connecticut, actually.

I went to Smith.

And don't believe the rumors,

we weren't all

lesbians.

After graduation,

I moved here and started

running the Gagosian.

The art gallery.

- Oh.

- It was a blast.

But you really... you can't

do that sort of thing

when you're raising a child.

The parties,

the schmoozing, the travel...

Oh, excuse me...

- Oh.

- Bitsy.

- It's you.

- Bitsy.

I've so been

meaning to call.

Is there anything

at all I can do?

Not unless you

know a hit man.

That lawyer Jeanie Whitman

recommended was no help at all.

I am so sorry.

Turns out all our assets

are actually in Tucker's company's name.

All I'm getting

is a million flat.

That's appalling.

If I'd known it would go this far,

I would have just turned a blind eye.

Anyway, enjoy the rest

of your lunch before I ruin that too.

I'll call you later

this week, sweetheart.

Such a shame.

But she should have seen it

coming... everyone else did.

Anyway, where were we?

Ah yes.

After Gagosian,

I met Mr. X.

You know, my grandmother

worked as a domestic

so we wouldn't have to.

And here you are,

fresh out of college

voluntarily taking

a nanny gig.

I told you, this is not

a lifelong commitment.

Okay? It's just a way

for me to get my head together.

Besides,

the money is great.

I finally get to

move to the city.

I'm moving to the city

to go to grad school,

not to be somebody's

servant.

Plus you know you're wrong,

or you wouldn't be lying to your mother.

This is all just

happening too fast.

I don't understand why you can't

just live at the house for a while,

just to get on your feet.

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