
AT WORKPLACE 1
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At the fast food restaurant where Laura is working, Laura and Girl in uniform talk with each other. There is not customer at the restaurant. |
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GIRL: |
I’VE BEEN HERE FOR ONE YEAR. I AM SICK WITH THIS JOB. |
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LAURA: |
I AM SICK WITH IT ONLY ONE WEEK. |
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The Girl complains of their job and Laura listens to her. A group of customers come into the restaurant. |
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GIRL: |
STIFF ROUTINE, CRUEL PEOPLE AND AWFUL PAY. |
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LAURA: |
HERE THEY COME. WE’VE GOT WORK. |
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Girl leaves for the kitchen and only Laura has to take care of them. |
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I’D WORK THERE. COVER FOR IT. |
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WAIT. -- |
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LAURA (to customers): |
-- MAY I HELP YOU? |
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There is a line of customers in front of the service counter. Only Laura talks with them. |
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CUSTOMER: |
I WANT, BLAH, BLAH, BLAH. |
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LAUR (thought): |
INCREDIBLE. WHERE IS SHE? |
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AT WORKPLACE 2
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At the kitchen, Laura talks with the Girl. |
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LAURA: |
YOU’D TAKE CARE OF THEM. A LONG LINE OF CUSTOMERS. |
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GIRL: |
I’LL TAKE OVER IT. BRING THIS TRAY TO THAT CUSTOMER. |
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Behind the counter, Laura holds the tray and the Girl points at one customer at the table. |
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GIRL: |
OVER THERE. TABLE 6. |
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LAURA: |
OK. |
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The restaurant is crowded. Laura brings the tray to the table 6 where a middle aged Woman takes the seat. She looks picky. |
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LAURA: |
HERE YOU GO. |
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WOMAN: |
YOU LET ME WAIT HALF HOURS. GIVE ME NAPKIN. |
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Laura takes the napkin from the next table. The Woman still complains. |
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WOMAN: |
THE KETCHUP IS RUNNING OUT! |
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LAURA (thought): |
STILL ENOUGH. INCREDIBLE. DID SHE KNOW THIS? |
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AT NIGHT
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At the apartment, Laura speaks with Paul. She is very offended. |
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PAUL: |
YOU’D BE HAPPY ABOUT YOUR JOB, AREN’T YOU? |
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LAURA: |
I REALLY HATE THIS JOB. |
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Laura complains of her job. |
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LAURA: |
JOB IS TOO SIMPLE AND CUSTOMERS ARE TERRIBLE. |
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PAUL: |
OH! YOU DID WANT TO WORK THIS WAY. |
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Laura is more furiously offended. |
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LAURA: |
AND CO-WORKER IS TERRIBLE. SHE LETS ME TAKE CARE OF ANYTHING. |
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PAUL: |
IT’S TERRIBLE. DID YOU TALK WITH MANAGER? |
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Paul tries to appease Laura. |
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LAURA: |
NO. HE TRUSTS HER MORE THAN ME. |
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PAUL: |
WHY? BAD MANAGER. |
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NEXT DAY
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At the office of fast food restaurant, Laura talks with the Manager. |
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LAURA: |
SHE IS TERRIBLE. |
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MANAGER: |
OH, JILL IS A GOOD GIRL. |
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Laura is offended. The Manager is surprise at her story. |
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LAURA: |
SHE LETS ME TAKE CARE OF ANY WORK. |
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MANAGER: |
OH, REALLY? |
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The Manager accepts the request from Laura. |
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LAURA: |
WORSE. SHE SENT ME TO THE TABLE OF COMPLAINER. |
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MANAGER: |
OK. I’LL FIRE HER. -- |
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MANAGER: |
-- SHE’S GETTING TRAINING FOR JOCKEY AT NIGH. |
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Laura is surprised at the Manager’s quick decision. |
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LAURA: |
JOCKEY? COOL! |
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MANAGER: |
SHE PROMISED TO NORMALLY WORK HERE. |
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LAURA: |
YOU DON’T NEED TO FIRE HER. IT’S TOO MUCH. |
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PEACE MAKING
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At the restaurant, Laura talks with Jill peacefully. |
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JILL: |
SORRY ABOUT EVERYTING. |
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LAURA: |
IT’S OK. YOU HAVE A LOT OF WORK. |
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Laura smiles at Jill. |
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LAURA: |
YOU’LL BE A JOCKEY? |
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JILL: |
I WISH I COULD. BUT MAN-DOMINATED SOCIETY. |
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Laura sympathizes with Jill. |
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JILL: |
WOMAN CAN HARDLY GET A CHANCE. |
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LAURA: |
DISGUSTING. DON’T GIVE UP. YOU’D MAKE IT. |
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One hour later, the restaurant is packed with customers. Paul visits there, worrying about Laura. Laura suddenly gets offended when Paul asks her about Jill. |
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CAPTION: |
ONE HOUR LATER |
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PAUL: |
HI, LAURA. ARE YOU OK? WHICH IS DISGUSTING GIRL? |
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LAURA: |
SHE IS NOT! THEY ARE DISGUSTING! |
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