(ROMANTIC PIANO)
SS: I don't know how to say this.
GK: So you feel it too----
SS: My heart has been pounding ever since I met you and then when we were on the ferry looking back at the city, the lights, the Statue of Liberty-----.
GK: A first date and ---- I felt it was all there. Everything.
SS: I know. So much, so soon.
GK: I looked for you for years, and one computer date and there you are.
SS: You're sure?
GK: I am.
SS: Let's go to my place.
GK: You mean that?
SS: I know---- you shouldn't rush ---- but I've never been more sure of anything in my life. I love you.
GK: You're in Brooklyn, right?
SS: Yes. New Lots Avenue.
GK: Oh. Never been there.
SS: It's nice.
GK: It's way out there. Probably an hour and a half.
SS: We could grab a taxi.
GK: It's raining. Hard to get a cab.
SS: A car service?
GK: It's Saturday night. They'd all be booked.
SS: How about your place?
GK: In Montclair?
SS: We could take Jersey Transit.
GK: How about I come over to your place tomorrow?
SS: My roommate will be there. She went to Boston for the weekend, she's coming back in the morning.
GK: Do you have friends with apartments?
SS: They have roommates too. What's wrong with Montclair?
GK: My parents are home.
SS: You live with your parents???
GK: Temporarily, yes. It's normal. It's just until I finish my book.
SS: But you're ----
GK: I know. I am. But sometimes it happens that way. And you live with a roommate?
SS: My sister.
GK: Your sister???
SS: We get along really really well----
GK: How long have you lived with your sister?
SS: How long have you been working on your book?
GK: Maybe we need to talk through this first.
SS: I'd really like to see you. But I think we need to talk---- (CELLPHONE) Excuse me. ---- Hello? -----Danny!!!! ------ It's great to hear from you---------- You what???? Really????Oh, that's fantastic!!!! That's so exciting. I'm happy for you. ------- Where? -------
--- Just a moment. ----------- (TO GK) It's my ex-boyfriend Danny. He sold his first novel to Knopf for a million-six.
GK: Oh. Great.
SS: He wants me to meet him for a drink.
GK: Fine. That's fine. You go ahead.
SS: Are you sure?
GK: Of course. Not a problem.
SS: You're not angry? Or disappointed?
GK: Me? Nooooo. Happens all the time.
SS: I'll see you tomorrow then.
GK: I've got a lot going on tomorrow---- text me, we'll find a time.
SS: Right. Keep in touch.
GK: Yeah. What's the title of his novel?
SS: It's called Ha Ha Ha.
GK: Ha Ha Ha.
SS: Right. Ha Ha Ha.
GK: Okay. Bye, Marjorie.
SS: Bye, Robert.
GK: Roger.
SS: Sorry. Roger. Ciao.