Jessica Biel credited as playing...
London
- Syd: Ever since you and I broke up, I've wanted to have a normal conversation, just a normal conversation with you. And I just feel like everytime I see you, it just gets like so wierd and chaotic and scrambles, and I can't organize my thoughts and I can't even express the most basic words I want to say to you.
- London: I know. Me too.
- Syd: Whatever we had when we were together, when we were in love that feeling of just being able to lie in bed for days and not give a fuck about the outside world... is gone. And I feel like there's nothing I can do to ever get it back. Do you know how painful that is?
- London: Yeah, yeah I do. I cried for weeks when we broke up.
- Syd: You cried for weeks?
- London: Yes.
- London: The hardest thing I've ever dealt with in my life.
- Syd: How long did you go through that?
- London: A long time. A long time. I mean, the first month, it was so fucking bad. And then you know, slowly, it gets better.
- Syd: That's the difference between you and me London. I'm still going through it.
- London: I've been calling you a dozen times today. I'm terrified. I'm - I'm afraid.
- Syd: Of what? What are you afraid of?
- London: I'm afraid of falling in love with you again.
- London: There was a study that was done in Japan with physicists, okay? They took two vats of rice they put one in one room, and one in another room. They put a time-lapse camera on it so they could observe it for a month. They let all these people come into one room and they would say, I love you, rice. You are the best rice. You are the most beautiful, most gorgeous, sexy rice there is. And in the other room,they say, I fucking hate you, rice. I hate you. You're the worst rice. Fuck you, rice, you're the worst rice. After a month, the rice that they said I love you to? Still edible. The other rice looks like fucking black sludge.