May 13, 2009 Transcript
"Girls Who Get Distracted Don't Get to be Picky"

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Diane: Thank you.

Alexis: Oh, good, I thought you got hung up in court.

Diane: And Miss Cartullo's trunk show, my favorite shoe designer? For this -- let me have it. Let me have it. For this I would argue in front of the Supreme Court.

Alexis: I paid two legal aides to stand in line for us because I wanted to avoid that angry mob as long as possible.

Diane: Brilliant. Did you see these gorgeous gladiator sandals?

Alexis: They're very you. Listen, keep your eyes off of these, the acid green open-toed sling-backs.

Diane: Acid green? Let me think about. Okay, I wouldn't be caught dead in them.

Alexis: Speaking of which, I got your request for that plea bargain for Tommy Stiles.

Diane: Two years with time served. Oh, I love these snakeskin ankle boots.

Alexis: In red?

Diane: Blood red.

Alexis: You know what? He's not getting off this time with a slap on the wrist, because he's a multiple offender.

Diane: Alexis, you are not going to get under Sonny's skin by throwing a book at one of his minor employees. All right now, these would look brilliant with your Neela Lorente pinstripe suit.

Alexis: You are so non-linear with shoes. It's just funny. It's --

Diane: Which is why you should never go shoe shopping without me. We will revisit Mr. Stiles at another time.

Alexis: Let me see if I got my credit card.

Max: Good morning, Ms. Davis.

Alexis: Oh, God.

Max: Ms. Miller.

Diane: Max.

Max: Your office told me I could find you here.

Alexis: Hi, Max. We're going to a boutique. There's a sale --

Max: I happen to be off duty right now, and I have my hotel passkey. Did I mention you look bodacious this morning?

Diane: Bodacious. Okay, oops, I just remembered I have a phone call to make. So I'm sure you can handle this without me.

Alexis: I gave up two meetings for this. Don't you dare.

Diane: You'll be fine. I'll be back in 10, 30 -- 45 minutes.

Alexis: Slut.


[Max groans]

Diane: Oh, Max. I love your spontaneity. Help me up. Help me up, help me up. Oh, God. It never ceases to amaze me how a man as hunky as you is so elastic.

Max: Get over here. You haven't seen anything yet.

[Diane laughs]

Diane: I have seen everything, multiple times. But there are sandals downstairs with my name on them.

Max: You choose shoes over me?

Diane: They remind me of you, my personal gladiator of love. Oh, no, my blouse! Oh, God, what am I going to do?

Max: Sorry about that.

Diane: Don't you dare be sorry, you animal, you. Besides, it's only off the rack. But still, I'm trapped.

Max: Mm.

[Phone rings]

Alexis: Hello.

Diane: Where are you?

Alexis: Downstairs in the lobby.

Diane: Okay, I need you to go back in the boutique and buy me something to wear. My blouse is now kind of useless, and I'm stranded in the room. Did I miss anything?

Alexis: Everything.

Diane: The gladiator sandals?

Alexis: Gone. Whole trunk show -- over. I did pick up a little something for you, though. It's a leopard print thing, sheer down to the navel. I thought you could wear it in court.

Diane: Ha ha ha, very funny. Look, Alexis, just go -- go back in and pick me up a little black dress and we'll call it even.

Alexis: Girls who get distracted don't get to be picky. What room are you in?

[Diane laughs]

Alexis: Whatever.


Alexis: Hi, Christine. Shoes -- you know what I'm saying? Guard them with your life.


Alexis: Did she say 423 or 4 --

[Laughter]

Alexis: Yeah, you two keep yukking it up while I'm downstairs wrestling a Woman to the ground for your blouse –