Almost, Maine - Sandrine Lines

JIMMY : Sandrine!

Hm? Jimmy!

JIMMY : Hey!

Hey!

JIMMY : Hey!!

Hey!!

IN UNISON :

Heyyyy!!!

JIMMY : How you doing’?!?

Doin’ pretty good! How are you doin’?!?

JIMMY : I’m doin’ good doni’ good! How are you doin’?!?

I’m good, doin’ good, great! How are you?

JIMMY : Great, great! How are ya?

Great, great!

JIMMY : Oh, that’s great!

Yeah!

JIMMY : That’s great!

Yeah!

JIMMY : That’s great!

Yeah!

JIMMY : That’s great!

Yeah.

JIMMY : You look great!

Oh, no -

JIMMY : You look great.

Thanks.

JIMMY : You do. You look so great.

Thanks, Jimmy.

JIMMY : So pretty. So pretty.

Thanks.

JIMMY : Here, have a seat!

Oh, Jimmy, I can’t -

JIMMY : Oh, come on, I haven’t seen you in… well, months.

Yeah -

JIMMY : And months and months and months and months and months and months and months, how does that happen:? Live in the same town as someone and never see em?

I don’t know.

JIMMY : I mean, I haven’t seen you since that night before that morning when I woke up and you were just gone.

Yeah, I, uh-….

WAITRESS : Look at you two, tucked away on the corner over here! Lucky I found ya! Is the man and his lovely lady ready for another round?

JIMMY : Sure, we’ll -

No! We’re not together.

JIMMY : Well -

We’re all set, thanks.

JIMMY : Well -

All set!

JIMMY : Okay - yeah, we’re good.

WAITRESS : Okay. Well, holler if you need anything.

Thanks.

WAITRESS : No really - you gotta holler. It’s busy up front!

Okay.

JIMMY : Okay.

WAITRESS : Okay!

JIMMY : So, um… ya here with anybody, or-?

Yeah- uh… Girls’ night! We’re in the front. Actually, I just had to use the ladies’ room, so I should get back to them.

JIMMY : Aw, but I haven’t seen ya! They’ll survive without ya for a minute or two. So, what’s been - here - what’s been goin’ on, whatcha been up to?

Well -

JIMMY : Did you know that I took over my dad’s business?

Yeah, that’s great!

JIMMY : I run it now!

I heard that.

JIMMY : I’m runnnin’ it!

Heard that.

JIMMY : Runnin’ the business!

Congratulations! Good for you, good for you.

JIMMY : Running the whole show, the whole shebang - thanks - yeah. We still do heating and cooling, -

Yeah?

JIMMY : and we’ve expanded, too: We do rugs now. We shampoo ‘em.

Oh.

JIMMY : It’s a lotta work. A lotta work. I’m on call a lot: weekends, holidays, you name it, ‘cause, you know, your heat goes, people die, it’s serious.

Yeah.

JIMMY : Yeah. I really don’t have anybody anymore, really. My brother and sister got canned, so they left town.

Right…

JIMMY : And Mom and Dad retired, headed south.

Yeah, I heard that.

JIMMY : Vermont.

Oh.

JIMMY : Yeah, winters there are a lot easier. And then - I don’t know if you heard, but… then Spot went and died on me.

Oh, Jimmy, I didn’t know that!

JIMMY : Yeah. He was old, it was his time. He was a good fish, though. But, so, like I said, I really don’t have anybody anymore, really… but, so, um, I was wonderin’- would you like to come over? It’d be fun! Catch up, hang out?

Oh, Jimmy -

WAITRESS : And I forgot to tell ya - don’t forget: Fridayv