Swimshare Flashcards

1
Q

Sounded like the gate.
Who the—

A

Oh! This is just as lovely as the picture—

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I’m sorry. Who are you?

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We’re the Whites. We’ve rented the pool. This is our time.

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Q

How did you get in the gate?

A

They sent us the code.

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Who?

A

SwimShare.

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5
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Swim . . . What . . .?

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The pool share app. We’ve reserved this pool for the next three hours.

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6
Q

There must be a mistake.

A

Has there been a double booking? Oh, dear. Leo, show him our reservation.

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7
Q

I . . . I don’t understand. What is SwimShare?

A

It’s like Airbnb. But for pools. Didn’t you book through the app?//Well, obviously there’s been a mix up. We’ll sort it out with the company later. We don’t mind sharing. It’s quite a big pool.

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8
Q

No, she means it’s our pool. We own it. We live here.

A

Oh. Nice to meet you. Usually the residents aren’t—

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9
Q

We didn’t list our pool on any app.

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Oh? Well, you must have. Because there it is. See the picture? Show them the picture, Leo.

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10
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Yes. That’s our pool. But we never listed it.

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You must have forgotten.//No harm done. We don’t mind sharing. Might be fun. All friends together! (She settles down in the lounge) Come sit here, Leo. We’ll get a bit of sun before we take a dip. I’m Vicki. This is Leo. And you are?

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11
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Uh . . . Anna. This is Nelson.

A

Anna and Nelson. Such cuties. Are you married? Don’t they make a cute couple, Leo? This is a
comfortable lounge, isn’t it, Leo? I’ve always wanted one like this. (To Anna.) Since you’re up, dear, could I trouble you to get me a drink? Just water would be fine. Such a warm day. I meant to bring my own. But you know how it is. Always forget to pack something.

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12
Q

Well, I—

A

Leo, would you like something to drink? Some water? (Noticing the drink on the side table.) Oh,
look at this lovely concoction. What is it?

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13
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A Mai Tai.

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I don’t think I’ve ever had a Mai Tai. What’s in it?

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Well, they’re here. What’s the harm?

A

Would you like to try a Mai Tai, Leo?

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15
Q

They have to go!

A

You can have a taste of mine. Hannah, I’d love a Mai Tai. So kind of you.

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16
Q

It’s Anna. No H.

A

This is such a lovely property. Do you take care of it yourself? (Indicating the clippers in Nelson’s hand.) You’ve been gardening.

17
Q

I like to putter.

A

You like to putter, too, don’t you, Leo? Of course, we have a gardener. Japanese. Naturals at
gardening. A gift.

18
Q

I’m sorry, but you . . . You really have to go. We’ll refund your money. How much … we can
Venmo—

A

It took so long to get here! Pwetty pweese. Such a lovely pool. It’s so hot today. Just three hours?

19
Q

I suppose since you came all this way.

A

Oh! Such a sweetheart! Isn’t he, Leo? . . . I do enjoy a garden. What’s that tree? The one with the fruit.

20
Q

A mango.

A

Oh! Could I try one?

21
Q

I haven’t harvested any.

A

They look ripe to me. Could you pick just one teeny weeny one for me? I’ve heard so much
about mangos…Such a nice couple. So . . . civilized.

22
Q

Where’s Nelson?

A

He’s getting me a mango. (Beat.) Have you lived here long?

23
Q

All my life. I grew up in this house.

A

Really! Imagine that! It’s so lovely.

24
Q

My family has owned this land for generations.

A

We live north of here. Villa Diritto? Do you know it? Leo and I have been there for a few years now. Haven’t we, Leo? But, it’s changing. If you catch my
drift.

25
Q

Changing?

A

I’m sure I don’t need to spell it out.

26
Q

Actually, I don’t—

A

Oh, how lovely!

27
Q

I’ll get one.

A

This is just paradise. I could stay here forever.

28
Q

Well, enjoy your . . . I still don’t know how this happened.

A

Just a computer glitch. Sometimes I miss simpler times.

29
Q

I’ll get back to my gardening, now.

A

You must be hot. Poor baby. Why don’t you take off your shirt? I don’t mind.

30
Q

I’m fine.

A

Don’t be shy! He shouldn’t be shy, should he, Leo?

31
Q

Really. I’m fine.

A

Oh, come now. Don’t be silly…There, isn’t that better?

32
Q

What’s going on?!

A

Ah, lovely! Mango!…An unusual taste. Sweet but not. I suppose I’ll get used to it.

33
Q

Why do you need to get used to it?

A

What do you think, Leo?.. We could sell these. Put in a few more trees? I prefer a nice strawberry, of course. Strawberries and cream. Nothing like it. I don’t suppose they’d grow well around here. (Beat.) Where was that other pool, Leo? The one we saw on the way? That looked awfully nice, too. Bella and Frank are looking for a nice pool.

34
Q

Are you going to go for a dip? The water should be perfect.

A

All in good time, dear. What’s the rush? Nowhere to be…That’s the one. Bella will love it. Text her the link. We’d practically be neighbors! So much easier than the old days. (Beat.) Oh, my neck is killing me. Lugging all that stuff.
Darling, would you be a lamb and give it a rub?

35
Q

Oh, but I . . . No. I wouldn’t—

A

Oh, pwease. Just a wittle massage. You have such delicate hands…The shoulders, too, Hon. (Beat.) Paradise. (Beat.) Oh, that’s the spot!…Oh, don’t stop! That feels wonderful!

36
Q

I’ll be right back. I just want to clear away some of these things.

A

Isn’t this just paradise? It’s where we’re meant to be, don’t you agree, Leo?…..My neck, dear.