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JANE:
Are you Neville?
NEVILLE:
Yes. Are you Jane?
JANE:
Yes. Lovely to meet you.
F/X: CHAIR BEING PULLED OUT
NEVILLE:
Please have a seat.
JANE:
Thanks. I was so nervous before I came out tonight. I’ve never met anybody from a chat room before and you hear all sorts of horror stories about weirdos, but I can see now I shouldn’t have worried.
NEVILLE:
[SLIGHTLY AWKWARDLY] Can I get you a drink?
JANE:
Oh yes please.
NEVILLE:
For white wine say one, for red wine say two, for a glass of lager say three.
JANE:
A glass of white wine please.
NEVILLE:
I’m sorry but I did not understand that response. For white wine say one, for red wine say two, for a glass of lager say three.
JANE:
Err... One.
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NEVILLE:
Shall we order?
JANE:
Yes please.
NEVILLE:
If you’d like poppadums please tap your wine glass with your fork.
JANE:
Oh yes I love poppadums. I think that popp...
NEVILLE:
Ah! Ah! Ah!
F/X: WINE GLASS RINGING
NEVILLE:
That’s better.
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NEVILLE:
Now if you’d like a curry say one, for chicken tikka masala say two, for prawn bhoona say three, for none of these and to speak to the waiter say four.
JANE:
[SLIGHTLY ALARMED] Three.
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JANE:
Well thank you for a very different night. It’s been…well…interesting. Do you get out very much Neville?
NEVILLE:
No not very much. My work keeps me rather busy.
JANE:
You haven’t told me what it is that you do exactly.
NEVILLE:
I design automated telephone answering systems.
SOUND OF DEAD TELEPHONE LINE
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