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Sure. Sure. |
Five minutes in the microwave. Any one of them, five minutes and done. Ready to eat. Do you know how to make juice? |
Microwave. Five minutes. |
Eventually, in a few months, you'll start seeing women, you'll meet someone. |
Move on. Right. That's what I'm going to do. In a few months, boom, I'll be fine, I'll just grow a new heart. |
I'm sorry |
God, it's wonderful to see you. Where's Greg? |
He's over at the boat show. He'll be by later. It's so beautiful here. |
You saw her in the airport and then here? |
I tried to talk to her... It was like I knew her. Weird. |
How's Jonah taking it? |
It'll take him a while to come around. A month ago he called one of those radio callin shows and told them I needed a wife |
You're kidding |
Now that I'm seeing someone, it's a whole other thing. |
It's a little derivative. |
What do you mean? |
"An Affair To Remember." Did you ever see it? Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr. Before that it was called "Love Affair With Irene Dunne And Charles Boyer." |
Anyway, Victoria's nice. |
Would you follow <U>her</U> through an airport? |
Look, I met somebody. She's good, and capable and smart. We hit it off. We can't spend your life chasing after fantasies. |
Hi. |
Hi. Sam? |
Yes? |
You must be Jonah. |
We live two piers over, don't we? Number 12, right? We're having like a really neat open house today from like four to whenever if you care to stop by. |
Thanks, but... we've got plans. |
Well, here's the number. If you ever find yourself Sleepless, give us a call. We also... do babysitting. |
Hi, Sam. And let me guess you must be Jonah. |
Hi. He should book now because we can get an excursion fare. Jessica's parents are travel agents and |
Do you like baseball? |
Yes, I do. In fact, my firm has box seats for the Mariners. Why don't we all go next week? |
What about camping? |
What about it? |
Do you like it? |
I went camping once. I love to brush my teeth in a brook and floss with a weed. |
We ought to start camping again, Dad. |
Sure. I'd really like that. Thank you so much. |
Well... |
I think they're announcing your flight. |
Dad |
What is it? |
There's somebody on the phone for you. His name is Sam. |
I can hear you walking around sometimes. At first I thought it was a robber. Go ahead, tell her, Dad. |
I don't think I have to now. |
The hopes are perfect beautiful, identical, smooth and they are for something really amazing I feel it in my bones |
It's a spice rack. |
We desperately need a spice rack. Desperately. |
Dad? About last night? |
It's never happening again. Right? |
Right. |
Not. |
My feelings exactly. |
How many people do you think heard that thing last night? |
It plays in 50 states. |
What?! |
Nobody else is going to know it was us. |
You're right. You better hope so. |
Dad, I don't know about this one |
Oh, you're changing your mind |
No, I'm not, but |
What's the matter with this one? Wouldn't you like to have Imelda Marcos as your mother? |
Dad |
Does red pepper go under R or P? |
P. Dad? |
What? |
I forgot to mention. Jed called |
Just out of curiosity, do you have any friends whose names don't begin with a J? I feel like it was a failure of the imagination on our part naming you Jonah. What is marjoram? Does anyone know? |
Jed is having a slumber party New Year's Eve and he invited me. |
Fine. Fine. |
So I can go. |
Sure. Looking good. |
Shouldn't you have used a toggle bolt? |
I think I know how to have a spice rack. |
I'm sorry. I'm just |
Stressed. |
Right. I'm sorry, Jonah, I'm sorry. |
Just out of curiosity, how did they get our address? |
They called and asked for it. "Dear Sleepless in Seattle. You are the most attractive man I've ever laid ears on." |
How did they get our phone number? |
You have to give them your phone number or they won't let you go on the air. |
"Dear Sleepless in Seattle: I am an SWF" What is that? |
Thank God. Something you don't know. It's a single white female. |
This is no good. She's looking for someone French. Or Greek. "Dear Sleepless in Seattle: I live in Tulsa." Where is that? |
Oklahoma. Do you know where that is? |
Somewhere in the middle. |
I'm not going to think about what they're not teaching you in school. I am not going to think about it. Generally speaking I think we should rule out people who don't live somewhere near here |
She's willing to fly anywhere. |
She looks like my third grade teacher. I hated my third grade teacher. Hold it! Wait a minute! She <u>is</u> my third grade teacher! |
Dad, you're not taking this seriously. |
This is not how you do it. You want this on an English muffin or a bun? |
English muffin. How do you do it? |
You see someone you like, you get a feeling about them, you ask them if they want to have a drink or |
a slice of pizza |
But not dinner necessarily on the first date because by the time you're halfway through dinner you might be sorry you asked them to dinner whereas if it's just a drink, if you like them you can always ask them for dinner but if you don't you can go home if you see what I mean. I wonder if it still works this way. |
It doesn't. They ask you. |
I'm starting to notice that. |
If you get a new wife, I guess you'll have sex with her, huh? |
What do you think? |
Will she scratch up your back? |
What? |
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