Meryl Streep credited as playing...
Kay
- Kay: He is everything. But I'm... I'm really lonely. And to be with someone, when you're not really with him can... it's... I think I might be less lonely... alone.
- Eileen, Kay's Friend: You marry who you marry, and you are who you are. Why would that change?
- Kay: Well, if you wanted it to?
- Eileen, Kay's Friend: No. I think for that to happen, it would have to be so bad, that somebody was willing to risk everything just to shake things up, and then it might not come down your way. No, change is hard. No, marriages don't change.
- Kay: I hate golf. I do. I think it's boring. And watching it; that's even worse. It's like being married to ESPN or something. And when you eat ranch chips... your breath smells.
- Karen, The Bartender: Trying to get the old magic back?
- Kay: Yeah.
- Karen, The Bartender: Did you ever have it?
- Kay: Think you can change your marriage?
- Eileen, Kay's Friend: Change your marriage? What do you mean? Like, you mostly eat in on Fridays, and then you eat out?
- Kay: I'm really lonely. And I think to be with somebody and not really with him is - - I think I might be less lonely if I were alone.
- Kay: You wouldn't think it would be so hard to just touch somebody that you love. But it is. It's really hard.
- [Last lines]
- Carol, The Neighbor: Three is the limit. I'm done. How's y'all's trip?
- Kay: Our trip was.. our trip was really... um, you should come over tonight and we'll
- [touches Arnold's hand]
- Kay: tell you all about it.
- Carol, The Neighbor: Well, that'd be great. I'd love to.
- Kay: [laughs] Yeah.
- Carol, The Neighbor: Alright, I'll see you guys later.
- Kay: Okay!
- [She pets on Arnold's forearm. Arnold approaches Kay to kiss]
- Kay: That's not gonna happen.
- [Arnold kisses Kay]
- Kay: Would you recommend the red wine or the white?
- Karen, The Bartender: Do you like red wine?
- Kay: Yeah.
- Karen, The Bartender: Then I'd go with the white.