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Pro shop at Manhattan Plaza Racquet Club
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Jerry
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Come on. Let's go
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Elaine
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No wait, I got to go in here and pick up Mr. Pitt's tennis recquet.
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Jerry
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What's it doin here?
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Elaine
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He wanted to have it restrung. [to clerk] Here I need to pick that up
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Mrs. Jocylin Landis
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Hello
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Elaine
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Oh, Hi.
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Mrs. Jocylin Landis
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Jocylin Landis from Doubleday. I interviewed you for a position a couple of months ago.
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Elaine
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Yes, yes, the one I didn't get. [they giggle]
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Mrs. Jocylin Landis
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I was watching you play
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Elaine
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Oh, I'm not very good.
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Mrs. Jocylin Landis
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No. You exhibited a lot of grace out there.
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Elaine
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Really? Grace?
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Mrs. Jocylin Landis
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Yes. So have you found anything yet?
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Elaine
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Uh, no. Not really.
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Mrs. Jocylin Landis
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You know you should keep in touch. Something may be opening up in a few weeks. Is that a Bruline?
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Jerry
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Oh, Bruline. Newman's got the same one.
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Elaine
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Newman plays tennis?
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Jerry
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He's fantastic.
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Mrs. Jocylin Landis
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Would you mind if I tried this out?
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Elaine
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Uh, no ... take it.
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Mrs. Jocylin Landis
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How will you get it back?
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Elaine
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Um, I could come by your office and pick it up tomorrow.
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Mrs. Jocylin Landis
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That's so generous of you.
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Elaine
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Thanks
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Jerry
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You loaned her Pitt's racquet?
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Elaine
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What could I do? She said there might be something for me at Doubleday. Oh wouldn't that be great I wouldn't have to work for Mr. Pitt anymore?
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Sandi
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I got to get going.
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Jerry
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Oh, OK. Next time lets play ping pong. It's easier to jump over the net.
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Sandi
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[nods silently]
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Elaine
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Bye
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Jerry
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Bye bye
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Elaine
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Have you noticed she never laughs
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Jerry
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Hm, really?
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Elaine
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Yeah
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