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Triple Threat

Cell phone rings
Chris
Hey what’s up man?

Chris
Naw man, I’m busy tonight, I’ve got three dates

Chris
Ya man, three different girls, and they don’t even know

Chris
I’m taking one of them to lunch, another to dinner, and then I’m gonna meet the one at the bar

Chris
I met the first one in my theatre class, man she’s hot! I am taking her to lunch

Chris
The second one I met at Wal-mart. She was checkin me out. I’m taking her to dinner

Chris
And the last one is that one girl from last week at the bar, remember? I’m meeting her there later

Chris
So, do you think I can pull this off?

Chris
No? Man you know I’ve got dem skills..Later

Next Scene

Chris
Hey how’s it going?

Anna
I’m fine how are you?

Chris
I’m good, man Brent’s class sure was enjoyable today wasn’t it?

Anna
Ohh yes, I had so much fun

Waitress
Can I get you all something to drink?

Chris
A water please

Anna
A water

Waitress
Would you like to order?

Chris
I would like a salad

Anna
I would like a triple cheeseburger, fries, and a loaded baked potato

Chris
Damn girl! Hungry?

Anna
Naw not really, I ate breakfast awhile ago

Anna
So, what are you doing tonight?

Chris
I am going to my grandma’s birthday party all day, you?

Anna
I’m going out with some of my girls

Chris
Well that’s cool

Chris
How’s the food?

Anna
Awesome, you want a bite?

Chris
No thanks, it’s all yours

Chris
So are you going to get the bill?

Anna
Hell no I’m not paying, do you think I would have ordered all this?

Chris
It’s cool, I got it, you know I’m a baller

End date one

Waitress
Weren’t you here earlier?

Chris
Nope, you must have me mistaken with someone else

Waitress
No I’m sure it was you, are you sure?

Chris
Nope sure wasn’t me

Waitress
Ok then, how many?

Chris
Just two

Michelle
How’s your day going?

Chris
It’s good and yourself?

Michelle
Mines good, I just got off the phone with a friend and she had a terrible lunch date with some guy

Chris
Ohh really? That sucks

Michelle
Ya she came here

Chris
Ohh..I see…
Waitress
Would you like something to drink?
Chris
We’ll both have water..with lemon that’s not extra is it?

Michelle
Well..thanks?

Chris
No problem

Waitress
Are you ready to order?

Chris
Ya, is it possible for us to order off the kids menu?
Waitress

No, not so much

Chris
Ok then, we’ll split the appetizer sampler

Michelle
Wow, don’t go all out

Chris
It’s cool, I’ve got plenty

Chris
So how’s wal-mart treating ya?

Michelle
Well it’s good, I have been getting a lot of hours since one girl…(Chris checks out another girl and says hi)..Uhh hello?

Chris
Uhh ya, that’s cool

Michelle
So what are you doing tonight?

Chris
Well I am going to ball with my boys and then we are going to hang at the house. What about you?

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