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It’s about her.

TOM
Do I want to hear it?
PAUL
That's what we wanted to ask you.
MCKENZIE
It’s just, lately you’ve been better.
PAUL
You’ve been much much better.
MCKENZIE
So maybe it’s best we don’t ever bring her up again.
PAUL
Just let sleeping dogs lie.
MCKENZIE
Leave those dogs alone Tom!
TOM
You guys, look, I’m-- I appreciate what you’re saying and, thank
you, really, for putting up with me these past few months. I’ve
been crazy. But I’ve accepted the fact that she and I were just
two very different people who wanted very different things. I
wanted to get serious. Shit, I loved her. And I know now, she
just isn’t the kind of girl who can settle down with one person
and be happy. The way I wanted. And she probably never will.
There was nothing I could do.
Mckenzie and Paul just sit there. Now more uncomfortable than
ever. On Tom, we:
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EXT. DELI - SECONDS LATER
Tom comes charging out of the place with his friends following
behind.
TOM
There’s no fucking way!
MCKENZIE
Tom.
TOM
It can’t be. It’s impossible!
PAUL
It is.
TOM
How do you know?
On Tom’s pained face we--
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INT. TOM’S BEDROOM
Tom is going apeshit in his room. He’s ripping down posters,
taking pictures out of frames and tearing them apart. He punches
the wall. He drinks an entire bottle of red wine. He tries to
find something to kick and can’t. He throws his cell phone off
his balcony. Finally he collapses on the bed.
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INT. TOM’S BEDROOM
The half-destroyed alarm clock goes off. Tom hits the off button.
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INT. TOM’S BYFXJ MEDROOMXJ NR
Same exact thing.
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INT. SUPERMARKET - DAY
Tom, in a robe and boxer shorts, buys milk, OJ, cigarettes, Jack
Daniels, and twinkies.
The CLERK eyes him rfxjmfsuspiciously.
EXT. STREET - SAME
Tom sees a COUPLE kissing on the sidewalk. He winces. He sees
ANOTHER COUPLE entwined on a bench. It’s killing him. He sees a
THIRD COUPLE walking towards him holding hands. He snaps.
TOM
Jesus Christ people! Get a room!
They look at this lunatic in his robe and quickly walk away.
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INT. TOM’S BEDROOM
Alarm clock. We PAN ACROSS to see Tom is wide awake. He probably
hasn’t slept in a day or so. He has no reaction to the alarm.
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