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A nice evening out
G.: I'm going out for a drink. Come with?
K.: Well -- how long you gonna be?
G.: I'm going out for a drink.
K.: I've got all of this stuff to do. Maybe now's not a good night?
G.: I'm going with or without you, K.
K.:
G.:
K.: Okay. I'll come with.
G.: You got your coat?
K.: In the car.
G.: It's raining.
K.: Will I need my umbrella?
G.: ... You might. If it opens up more out there.
K.: It's in the car, too.
G.: Let me get my keys.
K.:
G.: Alright. Here, just stay close to me.
K.: Hurry!
G.: Okay. Get in. I'll get the umbrella and your coat.
K.: In the trunk.
G.: Yeah.
K.: (drums fingers on dashboard)
G.: (censored), it's raining hard.
K.: Sweetie.
G.: What? Oh. Sorry.
K.: Where are we going?
G.: Swahili's.
K.:
G.: You don't like Swahili's?
K.: It's just...
G.: What's wrong with it?
K.: It's dirty.
G.: It's not (censored) dirty!
K.: Hon.
G.: Well, it's not.
K.: Fine.
G.:
K.: Fine. Swahili's.
G.:
K.:
G.: Fu -- dangit. Fine. Where do you want to go?
K.: Swahili's.
G.: Don't do this.
K.: Let's go to Swahili's. Drive already.
G.: Fine. Swahili's.
K.: Fine.
G.:
K.:
G.:
K.:
G.:
K.: Where're you going?
G.: Dunbarton's.
K.: What about Swahili's?
G.:
K.: Thank you.
G.: Yeah. Well.
K.: I just love their Twisting Ninny.
G.: (censored).
K.: Dear.
G.: Well, that's the only thing at Dunbarton's worth drinking. It's called (censored).
K.: Just don't get hammered, okay?
G.: I don't get hammered.
K.: Well, don't do whatever it is that gets you the way you get when you do whatever it is you do too much.
G.:
K.:
G.: What?
K.: Don't get hammered.
G.: Fine.
K.: I don't have my license, so you can't get hammered. I can't drive us home.
G.: I said fine, (censored) it.
K.: ... Look.
G.: Oh, shut up.
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