Hearts of Christmas

Jenny: It's a party for nurses. You know, they're hard-working, underpaid...

Store Manager: Yea, I'm hard-working and underpaid.

Jenny: But look how much I'm buying, through.

Store Manager: Discounts on advertised items only.

Jenny: Come on, Chris... Can I call you Chris? I'm on really tight budget here.

Matt: You know, I can actually verify that. There was a tight fisted, bean-counting Scrooge, just slashed it to shreds.

Store Manager: This is not my problem.

Jenny: You know what? Community Memorial is a non-profit, so any sorts of discount that the store wants to give would be considered a tax write-off.

Store Manager: Are you authorized to take donations on behalf of hospital?

Jenny: No, but he is.

Matt: I am. I am because I am the CFO of the hospital.

Store Manager: There is a form for that. I'll be right back.

Matt: Thanks Chris.

Jenny: Great.

Matt: Uh, you're welcome.

Jenny: Thank you.

Matt: Wow... That's a pretty... That's a pretty cold shoulder. Let me see... Is this?

Jenny: Nope, not going to find that one any warmer.

Matt: It's pretty frosty, too.

Jenny: You know what? I get that you're trying to be funny right now.

Matt: I'm bringing my best stuff here.

Jenny: I'm not going to take the bait...

Matt: Why... a little bit, you are. Little bit.

Jenny: I told you how I feel about what are you doing at the hospital this morning.

Matt: Jenny, my job is not me.

Jenny: Well, mine is.