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That'll be useful
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if you ever have a time machine
and your time machine breaks,
and you're stuck in the Medieval Ages.
You're funny. It's weird.
Yeah. I'm weird.
Me too.
Yeah, right. Everyoneloves you and
your dad's like famous, or something.
My parents are getting a divorce,
that's why I had to go to camp, so...
- Are you crying?
- No.
Jesus.
Look... I'm not really
an affectionate person.
People aren't meant
to be together forever.
You think so?
Yeah.
Can I finger you?
No.
OK.
- Come on, baby, I got ya!
- Don't drop me!
Hey! Hey!
Patrice!
Oh, my God! I told you
that this was a pajama party.
What are you wearing?
What is this?
You're wearingactual long johns?
What?!
This is a frat party.
You just have to be drunk
and look hot.
Watch and learn.
Hey. Hey!
I'm so drunk!
Drink! Drink! Drink!
Hey, do you know that girl?
The sexy pioneer?
I think I know her.
I'd have sex with a pioneer.
For sure.
A hungrypioneer lost on the trail.
- Do I know you?
- Hi, Adam Franklin of Camp Weehawken.
I'm Emma Kurtzman.
You tried to finger me?
Yeah. Wow!
Do you go here? Why?
- What are you doing at a party of frat?
- No. I go to MIT,
but I have this family thing,
and I grew up in Ann Arbor.
MIT? Wow. So you grew up to be
a lot smarter than me.
Yeah, sometimes
my neck gets sore.
- Why?
- 'Cause my brain's so big.
I agree, it didn't work. Drop it.
I like you.
What? Why?
You don't even know me.
I like you.
I have to go to this stupid thing
tomorrow. You wanna come with me?
Yeah, sure. I'll come with you.
- What is it?
- Some stupid thing.
I wanted to leave you
with somethingDavid said to me
almost every day at the lab.
It's Einstein.
'There are only two ways
to live your life.
One, as if nothing is a miracle.
The other,
as if everything is a miracle.'
For David, there was no bigger miracle
than his family.
His daughters, Emma and Katie,
and his wife, Sandra.
Mom?
I want you to meet Adam.
I'm so sorry.
And this is my sister, Katie,
and her lover, Kevin.
Boyfriend.
And my best friend.
Oh, well... thank you. I didn't know
you were dating someone, Emma.
Oh, I'm not.
I just had a one-night stand with him
when I was 14.
It was a really nice funeral.
I'm sorry.
I'm glad you stayed.
Me too.
So, I'll call you, or something...
Adam, you're wonderful.
If you're lucky,
you're nevergonna see me again.
Yes.
Hey.
Did we? Yes, we did.
We went to college together.
You have two gay dads.
Yeah, I'm the man
with the two gay dads.
They helped me move
my boxessophomore year.
They're the best. I love them.
I'm super straight, though.
- So, yeah.
- OK.
- You're Patrice, right?
- Yes.
Yeah, Eli. I'm with... Adam!
I'll be right back.
Pick up some of that kettle corn.
- It's Patrice.
- Hey!
- Patrice! Hey!
- How are you?
- Weird.
- Wow.
I haven't seen you in... wow.
- How are you?
- Good.
Adam.
Emma.
What is this, the Peach Pit?
- And, yeah, that was a 90210 reference.
- Yeah, you're super straight.
- What are you doing here?
- I just moved here a week ago.
I'm doing my residency
at the WestwoodTeaching Hospital.
- Hi.
- Vanessa, this is Emma.
- Emma, Vanessa.
- Hi. How do you do?
This is our friend, Patrice.
- Hi. How do you do?
- How do I what?
- Hi.
- Hi.
Hi, you look nice.
It's nice to meet you.
You remember my sister, Katie.
She's just finishingschool here.
Yeah. I haven't seen you guys since...
- Yeah, Dad's funeral.
- Dad's funeral.
Sad.
OK. Well, we should head out, so...
Yeah, we should, too.
Okay. Let's see where we are.
We could move this, get
rid of that, kill that.
That kind of freaks me out. Don't need her.
We can get rid of that.
That's done.
Okay, we couldstart with this.
I know it's a hard-hitting piece,
but come on, you guys, it's the Internet.
We need traffic, traffic, traffic.
What do you got?
- How about this?
- It's perfect.
Now, doesn't she look smart and
knowledgeable aboutimmigration reform?
- Yeah.
- Yeah, yeah. She does, right?
I'm fucking with you people.
This isn't a porn site.
What are we, nerds trying
to look at boobies?
Come on, Keep looking.
Shit! Hello?
Hey! Baby, where are you?
Are you still at work?
No! Not even close.
Just so you know,
the moviestarts in 10 minutes.
- I know! Give me your pants.
- What?
- I'll buy you lunch tomorrow. Come on.
- No.
I'm your boss. Give me your pants.
Please try not to be late.
I really hate missing the beginning.
I know. I know.
Give me your pants. I'm coming, baby.
I'm almost there!
tomorrow. You wanna come with me?
Yeah, sure. I'll come with you.
- What is it?
- Some stupid thing.
I wanted to leave you
with somethingDavid said to me
almost every day at the lab.
It's Einstein.
'There are only two ways
to live your life.
One, as if nothing is a miracle.
The other,
as if everything is a miracle.'
For David, there was no bigger miracle
than his family.
His daughters, Emma and Katie,
and his wife, Sandra.
Mom?
I want you to meet Adam.
I'm so sorry.
And this is my sister, Katie,
and her lover, Kevin.
Boyfriend.
And my best friend.
Oh, well... thank you. I didn't know
you were dating someone, Emma.
Oh, I'm not.
I just had a one-night stand with him
when I was 14.
It was a really nice funeral.
I'm sorry.
I'm glad you stayed.
Me too.
So, I'll call you, or something...
Adam, you're wonderful.
If you're lucky,
you're nevergonna see me again.
Yes.
Hey.
Did we? Yes, we did.
We went to college together.
You have two gay dads.
Yeah, I'm the man
with the two gay dads.
They helped me move
my boxessophomore year.
They're the best. I love them.
I'm super straight, though.
- So, yeah.
- OK.
- You're Patrice, right?
- Yes.
Yeah, Eli. I'm with... Adam!
I'll be right back.
Pick up some of that kettle corn.
- It's Patrice.
- Hey!
- Patrice! Hey!
- How are you?
- Weird.
- Wow.
I haven't seen you in... wow.
- How are you?
- Good.
Adam.
Emma.
What is this, the Peach Pit?
- And, yeah, that was a 90210 reference.
- Yeah, you're super straight.
- What are you doing here?
- I just moved here a week ago.
I'm doing my residency
at the WestwoodTeaching Hospital.
- Hi.
- Vanessa, this is Emma.
- Emma, Vanessa.
- Hi. How do you do?
This is our friend, Patrice.
- Hi. How do you do?
- How do I what?
- Hi.
- Hi.
Hi, you look nice.
It's nice to meet you.
You remember my sister, Katie.
She's just finishingschool here.
Yeah. I haven't seen you guys since...
- Yeah, Dad's funeral.
- Dad's funeral.
Sad.
OK. Well, we should head out, so...
Yeah, we should, too.
Okay. Let's see where we are.
We could move this, get
rid of that, kill that.
That kind of freaks me out. Don't need her.
We can get rid of that.
That's done.
Okay, we couldstart with this.
I know it's a hard-hitting piece,
but come on, you guys, it's the Internet.
We need traffic, traffic, traffic.
What do you got?
- How about this?
- It's perfect.
Now, doesn't she look smart and
knowledgeable aboutimmigration reform?
- Yeah.
- Yeah, yeah. She does, right?
I'm fucking with you people.
This isn't a porn site.
What are we, nerds trying
to look at boobies?
Come on, Keep looking.
Shit! Hello?
Hey! Baby, where are you?
Are you still at work?
No! Not even close.
Just so you know,
the moviestarts in 10 minutes.
- I know! Give me your pants.
- What?
- I'll buy you lunch tomorrow. Come on.
- No.
I'm your boss. Give me your pants.
Please try not to be late.
I really hate missing the beginning.
I know. I know.
Give me your pants. I'm coming, baby.
I'm almost there!
- How far away?
- I think I see you!
- Where are you? I'm here.
- So am I.
So many people. What are you wearing?
I'm wearing the only clothes
outside the theater,
because I'm the only person
outside the theater!
I love that outfit.
You look so sexy in that.
You know that I love this movie.
If a prostitute and a ruthless businessman
can fall in love,
then anyone can.
I know this means a lot to you,
which means it means a lot to me.
Well, apparently it doesn't.
I'm looking at you right now.
I can see you!
Jamie!
Hey!
- Hey.
- You made it.
- Yeah. Hey.
- Hi.
Friends Free Script
- Sorry I'm late.
- It's okay. I got us sandwiches.
I got you turkey, no cheese,
gluten-free bread.
You sure this was prepared
in a nut-free facility?
Yes, I'm full aware of our allergies.
Y.
Hey, I'm here! I'm here. I'm really sorry.
We missed Your Body Is a Wonderland.
Okay. Only one song.
That's not so bad, right?
It was fucking Your Body ls a Wonderland!
Well, the good news is,
he has so many good ones.
Here's an idea:
next time, instead
of being late, just shit on my face.
'Cause that's kind of the same thing
as missing Your Body ls a Wonderland.
Okay, come on. We reallygotta go in.
Julia Roberts is about to put on
her really tall boots.
We need to talk.
I think we should take a break.
I just feel like
we shouldchill for a while, you know?
- You're doing this?
- You're breaking up with me?
You said I was your soul mate.
I did? When?
When we were at that bed and breakfast
having sex.
- But, you know, that doesn't...
- That doesn't what?
- Count.
- I was tied up at work. I'm sorry.
Maybe you should care
a little bit less about work
and a little more
about the girl that you're dating.
'Cause last time I checked,
work doesn't reassure you
that liking a finger up your ass
doesn't make you gay.
I never said 'go up.' Okay?
I just said lightly around...
It's like a little button.
You know what? Not your issue any more.
Is this why you were late?
You were worried
about how to break up with me?
Oh, no, no.
I was trying to decide what to wear.
- So, you went with sneakers and a hoodie.
- Yeah.
What, are you gonna
take the SATs after this?
Don't lash out, okay?
- You're better than that.
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- I'm really not.
I just think
we're heading in different directions.
Yeah, you to the John Mayer concert
and me not.
Thank you for doing this
before the concert, by the way.
Best breakup ever.
He is the Sheryl Crow of our generation!
Let me just ask you a quick question.
And just know that I am not at all
crushed by this breakup.
