That Awkward Moment

Jason: (voiceover) It’s 2:15 in the morning in the middle of February. I’ve been sitting on a park bench for about 4 hours. I’m fucking freezing. (A man named Jason is sitting on the park bench feeling lonely) Why am I sitting here? Why am I still sitting on this bench? You know what? It’s probably best if I rewind, if I back up and explain. Every relationship arrives at a critical moment, a juncture between moving forward and moving on. I call that moment the “so”. Ellie: So… Where is this going, then? Jason: I think you’re like… I-I think you’re amazing. I think you’re an amazing girl… (pause) I’m think you’re an amazing person. Ellie: No, I’m breaking up with you. I have to. Jason: Breaking up? Ellie: I’m sorry, Jason, I need somebody who’s ready. I need somebody who doesn’t drink coffee out of a cereal bowl. Jason: What? Ellie: And has a bed frame. Jason: (voiceover) I wasn’t confused because she was breaking up with me. Ellie: I’m so late for work. Jason: (voiceover) I was confuse

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