Two women are
outside, laying behind a fallen tree. They have binoculars.
Woman One:
I can't believe you dragged me out here.
Especially on a Sunday.
Woman Two:
You have to go outside some time.
Woman One:
It's Sunday. My day of rest.
Woman Two:
What did I find you doing on your day of rest?
Woman One:
Resting?
(Woman Two glares at Woman One)
Woman Two:
When I got to your house there was
laundry in the dryer.
The crock pot was going.
You were vacuuming and there was
no dust anywhere.
Woman One:
Housecleaning can be done on Sunday.
It's very...um...restful.
Besides those were just a few simple
chores I
wanted to get out of the way before I
started resting.
Woman Two:
You weren't resting.
Woman One:
I was.
Woman Two:
Was that your only load of laundry in the dryer?
Woman One:
My second.
Okay, my resting skills need refining.
Do we have to do this?
It's so boring.
Woman Two:
What? The staying in one place and not moving?
Woman One nods.
Woman Two:
It's called resting. Sooner or later you'll learn to recognize it.
Woman One:
What are we doing here? Hiding behind a tree in the park on a
Sunday.
Woman Two:
Kelly called.
There are new men in town.
(Woman One shakes her head and sighs)
Woman One:
You always do this.
Smell a new man and get weird.
Woman Two:
Yeah. Fresh meat.
Woman One:
You see them. You stalk them.
You get us into trouble.
Woman Two:
I don't get us into trouble.
I don't stalk them. I'm friendly.
Woman One:
I have copies of three restraining orders in my
desk drawer because of you.
Woman Two:
I don't get you into trouble.
Woman One:
I
promise I'll act normal again if I could just have a lock of his
hair.
I
promise I'll be okay if I can look at the tracking app and know where
he is.
I
promise to leave him alone if I can have a copy of his house key.
I'm the one who gets in trouble. It's never you. It's always me.
Woman Two:
(adjusting binoculars)
Shhh! Here they come.
Woman One:
(pans to the right, back to the left)
Where? I don't see any men.
Woman Two:
They're practically in front of us.
Woman One:
I don't see anything.
No camo, no plaid, no facial hair.
Woman Two:
Exactly. They've showered.
Woman One:
Oh...the view is improving around here, isn't
it?
Woman Two:
I bet they smell good.
Woman One:
Here we go...
Woman Two:
Wait...they're turning around. We'll see their
faces.
(The men turn around.)
Woman One:
They are gorgeous.
What a shame.
Imports.
Woman Two:
Sexy too.
They're not staying.
Damn.
Woman One:
(lowers binoculars)
Coffee?
Woman Two:
Are there cookies?
Woman One:
There will be. I have fresh cookie dough in the
refrigerator.
I mixed it up this morning.
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