Izzi. What do I owe the pleasure again? I just have a quick question. Let me guess. You...
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Bob:
Izzi. What do I owe the pleasure again?
Izzi Simmons:
I just have a quick question.
Bob:
Let me guess. You saw the remodeled aesthetics.
Izzi Simmons:
About that. Um, my floors... I mean, your floors, technically, they used to have a distinct squeak. But the thing is, now the squeak is gone and there's a carpet over the floorboards.
Bob:
I'm sensing you don't like the carpet.
Izzi Simmons:
Was this your idea?
Bob:
No, it was, uh, his. Meet the new owner of the B&B, my son. He just moved back from Seattle.
Izzi Simmons:
Desmond?
Matt:
Uh, actually, no. It's uh... It's Matt.
Izzi Simmons:
Matt?
Matt:
Yup. Matt.
Izzi Simmons:
Your name is Matt?
Matt:
Yeah. Like, short for Matthew.
Izzi Simmons:
You look exactly like... You know what, um, never mind. This is, this is so... This is something, this is confusing and confounding and a little bit exciting.
Matt:
Uh, okay. Well, to answer your question, uh, you're not hearing that squeak cause I fixed the floorboards. It's actually very simple, you just sprinkle a little baby powder over the squeaky floorboard, work it in the seams. Lubricates the wood, keeps the boards from rubbing together.
Izzi Simmons:
Neat. That's, like, so neat.
Matt:
Yea, well. I realized it's only a temporary solution. So, uh, we went carpeted.
Izzi Simmons:
No, you went carpeted. We went squeaky floors, right, Bob?
Bob:
Oh, I'm going Switzerland on this one.
Matt:
Are you?
Izzi Simmons:
I'm gonna go out of this room. Um, I have to leave, um, my editor is calling and I have to take this in my room.
Matt:
Your phone didn't ring or buzz.
Izzi Simmons:
Um, I meant, I have to call her. You know how editors are.
Matt:
No. Not really. How are they?
Izzi Simmons:
They need to be called back.
Matt:
Well, you better call her back then.
Izzi Simmons:
That's what I'm gonna do. Bye!
Izzi. What do I owe the pleasure again?
Izzi Simmons:
I just have a quick question.
Bob:
Let me guess. You saw the remodeled aesthetics.
Izzi Simmons:
About that. Um, my floors... I mean, your floors, technically, they used to have a distinct squeak. But the thing is, now the squeak is gone and there's a carpet over the floorboards.
Bob:
I'm sensing you don't like the carpet.
Izzi Simmons:
Was this your idea?
Bob:
No, it was, uh, his. Meet the new owner of the B&B, my son. He just moved back from Seattle.
Izzi Simmons:
Desmond?
Matt:
Uh, actually, no. It's uh... It's Matt.
Izzi Simmons:
Matt?
Matt:
Yup. Matt.
Izzi Simmons:
Your name is Matt?
Matt:
Yeah. Like, short for Matthew.
Izzi Simmons:
You look exactly like... You know what, um, never mind. This is, this is so... This is something, this is confusing and confounding and a little bit exciting.
Matt:
Uh, okay. Well, to answer your question, uh, you're not hearing that squeak cause I fixed the floorboards. It's actually very simple, you just sprinkle a little baby powder over the squeaky floorboard, work it in the seams. Lubricates the wood, keeps the boards from rubbing together.
Izzi Simmons:
Neat. That's, like, so neat.
Matt:
Yea, well. I realized it's only a temporary solution. So, uh, we went carpeted.
Izzi Simmons:
No, you went carpeted. We went squeaky floors, right, Bob?
Bob:
Oh, I'm going Switzerland on this one.
Matt:
Are you?
Izzi Simmons:
I'm gonna go out of this room. Um, I have to leave, um, my editor is calling and I have to take this in my room.
Matt:
Your phone didn't ring or buzz.
Izzi Simmons:
Um, I meant, I have to call her. You know how editors are.
Matt:
No. Not really. How are they?
Izzi Simmons:
They need to be called back.
Matt:
Well, you better call her back then.
Izzi Simmons:
That's what I'm gonna do. Bye!
Transcript
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[wheelchair whirring]
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Izzi. What do I owe
the pleasure again?
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I just have a quick question.
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Let me guess. You saw
the remodeled aesthetics.
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About that. Um, my floors...
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I mean,
your floors, technically,
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they used to have
a distinct squeak.
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But the thing is,
now the squeak is gone
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and there's a carpet
over the floorboards.
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I'm sensing
you don't like the carpet.
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Was this your idea?
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No, it was, uh, his.
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Meet the new owner of the B&B,
my son.
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He just moved back from Seattle.
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-Desmond?
-Uh, actually, no. It's, uh...
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It's Matt.
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-Matt?
-Yup. Matt.
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-Your name is Matt?
-Yeah.
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Like, short for Matthew.
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You look exactly like...
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You know what, um, never mind.
This is, this is so...
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This is something, this is
confusing and confounding
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and a little bit exciting.
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Uh, okay.
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Well, to answer your question,
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uh, you're not hearing
that squeak
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'cause I fixed the floorboards.
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It's actually very simple,
you just sprinkle a little
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baby powder
over the squeaky floorboard,
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work it into the seams.
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Lubricates the wood,
keeps the boards
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from rubbing together.
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-Neat. That's, like, so neat.
-Yeah, well.
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I realized
it's only a temporary solution.
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-So, uh, we went carpeted.
-No, you went carpeted.
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We went squeaky floors,
right, Bob?
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Oh, I'm going Switzerland
on this one.
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-Are you?
-I'm gonna go out of this room.
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Um, I have to leave,
um, my editor is calling
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and I have to take this
in my room.
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Your phone didn't ring or buzz.
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Um, I meant,
I have to call her.
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-You know how editors are.
-No. Not really. How are they?
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They need to be called back.
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Well, you better
call her back then.
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That's what I'm gonna do. Bye!
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[laughs]
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[line ringing]
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Come on, pick up,
pick up, pick up!
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-Hi, Izzi.
-[Izzi] Finally you answer.
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Guess what?
Desmond Ranes is here!
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Whoo-hoo! Guess that fresh
mountain air inspired you, huh?
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Inspired? No.
Desmond is here.
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-Like, in Silver Springs.
-Like, physically?
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I mean, it's Matt, not Desmond.
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But, still,
this is crazy, right?
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Are you sure
you're not the one going crazy?
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What do you think this means,
do you think this is like a sign
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from the universe?
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I think if this is
some sort of fake freak-out
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to get out of finishing
your book, it's creative,
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I'll give you that,
but it's not gonna work.
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No, Bob, the owner of the B&B,
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his son, Matt,
looks identical to Desmond.
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-It's, like, uncanny.
-Okay, it's finally happening.
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You've romanticized Desmond
so much,
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you're having
full-on hallucinations.
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I promise. I'm not going crazy.
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-And I'm gonna prove it.
-Oh, no. No!
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-Izzi, what are you gonna do?
-You'll see, you'll see.
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-You'll see!
-Izzi!
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Excuse me, folks. Matt,
why are these in the trash?
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-I love these old lamps.
-Oh.
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Yeah, it just doesn't really go
with the aesthetics, dad.
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-I, uh...
-Look. I mean...
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I wondered where they were,
they've been
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one over there
and one over there..
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[gasps]
Oh.
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-Hi.
-Hi.
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-What's your name?
-Kacey.
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-I'm Izzi.
-Nice to meet you.
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-What you doing?
-Um...
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I...
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I was playing a game.
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Cool. How do you play?
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Well, you take a stranger
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and you try to figure out what
they're like and who they are.
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-Sounds weird.
-You're right, it is.
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But it helps me come up
with characters. I'm a writer.
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No way. I'm a writer, too!
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-Yeah?
-Yeah.
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Well, in that case,
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how about you help me
and tell me how I'm doing?
Clip duration: 235 seconds
Views: 103
Timestamp in movie: 00h 09m 15s
Uploaded: 23 October, 2021
Genres: drama, romance
Summary: Sparks fly during Christmastime when a romance novelist meets a handsome man who looks like the leading character in her books.
