The Unattainable Story Page #4
Like getting paid
attention to.
Like they don't get enough
I don't think
that's what it is.
-You don't?
-I don't think
that's what it is.
-Yeah.
-Yeah.
Yeah.
Come on,
let's skate backwards.
Backwards?
Whoo hoo!
Wait.
[both laughing]
Finally, I know.
I know how to do that.
-I can't do it.
-Look, look, look.
[Annette laughing]
Ta-da, my lady.
Hey... wait.
I told you I wanted
oatmeal with milk
on the side.
Oh, and some more
hot tea.
That is how
you have sex.
-No!
-Ordering your
men around.
I do not
order my men around.
I mean,
you know that's...
not why Dan cheated on me.
Well, the next one...
If there's a next one.
Next time you will teach him
the sweet sensuality of talking.
Me? [laughs]
No way!
You know why people cheat?
Because they don't get to
express their feelings.
And you would never
let Dan talk.
You know, you're no
panache on relationships
either, you know.
-True.
-I'm just saying. [laughs]
I'm just saying.
[birds chirping]
[Skene] I've got good news
for you.
I found money
for a workshop.
We're gonna do it ourselves.
You'll do another
script revision,
and then we'll go after
the cash.
First performance
six weeks.
Okay. Um...
You know, I was nervous
that I didn't know enough
about the subject.
Then I realized that
nobody else
does either, so...
Anyway, who the f*** in
this business knows
what they're doing, right?
Yeah. I mean, why would
anyone who knew what
they were doing
go into this business,
right?
Only a fool.
We are the lucky fools
apparently.
That must be why so many
artists commit suicide.
Well, if you could wait
until you finish
the script notes,
-that would be great.
-I will. I will.
That is funny though.
Actually when you
think about it,
how creativity does come
out of pain...
and sexual desire.
I mean, you sort of need
both operating at once,
right?
They're a matched set.
Sex and pain.
It's like...
salt and pepper.
[laughs]
I'll have notes in a week,
and we'll go from there.
-Thank you.
-Thank you.
Thank you.
Okay, bye.
[exclaims]
-Hey.
-Oh, hi.
I expected you in
the evening.
I know.
I'm sorry I'm late.
My, uh...
flight got delayed.
My phone died and I
couldn't find my recharger.
It must have gotten stolen.
Here, I bought you
some tea.
Thank you.
Here are some flowers.
Thanks for letting me
crash again.
How was your trip?
[Peter groans]
Cuba is wonderful.
When moored with
the Italians.
Nobody knows how to eat
like the Italians.
So we were taken
care of.
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