Sean: Excuse me ma'am. Hi.
Beth: Hi.
Sean: Um. I'm here to pick up music for my daughter Katie.
Beth: Um. Yea. Sure. Um. Just a moment... Katie. Hey. Katie. Your daughter is very advance.
Sean: No. Um. I just found it online. Katie said she needed some help with technique.
Beth: Oh. OK. I see. I would actually recommend Vivaldi's Concerto in A Minor. It has a lot of scale work in it. That may be better for her.
Sean: Sure. I'll take all the help I can get. Classical music is not really my thing.
[pause]
Sean: Better with country.
Beth: [chuckles] Oh. OK. That's different.
Sean: I take it you're not a fan.
Beth: All that my dog, my truck, my women done me wrong, doesn't it start to sound the same after a while?
Sean: You know, some people might say the same thing about classical.
Beth: Well, you would be wrong. Classical has the advantage of no outdated lyrics.
Sean: Oh. But those strings, they just put you to sleep.
Beth: I play one of those strings.
Sean: [chuckles] You know, maybe you shouldn't be such a music snob if you work in a music store.
Beth: Well, I don't work here for one. And for another...
Sean: You just walk into random joints and freelance your opinion?
Beth: My best friend Sheila owns this joint. And I do believe that you started it. Hmm.
Sean: Um.
Sheila Sterchi: Here you go.
[pause]
Sheila Sterchi: Sean. Hi.
Sean: Hey Sheila.
Sheila Sterchi: Hi. I see you met Beth. My best friend in the world.
[chuckles]
Sheila Sterchi: Did you get the piece?
Sean: Yea. Um. She set me up. What do I owe you for it?
Sheila Sterchi: I'll put it on your account.
Sean: Thank you. And, um, Merry Christmas best friend.
Beth: Merry Christmas.
Sean: Bye Sheila.
Sheila Sterchi: Do you even know who that was? Sean Grant.
Beth: Who?
Sheila Sterchi: The country music star.
Beth: Really?
Sheila Sterchi: Yes.
Beth: Seriously?
Sheila Sterchi: City Girl, Red Tail Hawks, Sweet Huckleberry.
Beth: Hmm. Maybe that last one.
[Sheila laughs]
Beth: I don't know.
Sheila Sterchi: Oh. You are the weirdest.
