TEXT: [Scene: A fancy restaurant. Pacey is sitting alone at a table, like he is waiting for someone, when the waitress comes back to see if they need anything.] Waitress: Do you need anything else, sir? More bread, perhaps? Pacey: Not bread, but I will take another one of these. And you don't have to call me sir. It kind of creeps me out. Waitress: Yes, sir. Sorry. I'll be leaving now. [The waitress makes a clumsy exit, when the good looking report comes up and takes the seat across from Pacey] Sadia: Hello. Did you miss me? Pacey: I did, but the waitress was totally flirting with me, so it was all right. Sadia: Ooh, that sounds like fun. Pacey: It was, but she's not really my type. Sadia: Good. What is your type, exactly? Pacey: Generally I tend to prefer the brainy brunettes with brown eyes. Sadia: Can I ask you something? Pacey: Feel free. Sadia: Why did you wait so long to ask me out? Pacey: Well, for a while there I was otherwise engaged, but I've taken care of that now, I promise. [The waitress brings his drink] Pacey: Thank you. [He takes the drink and raises it.] Pacey: So without further ado, I'd like to propose a toast if I may. Sadia: You may. Pacey: To getting to know each other better. Sadia: Much better. [Opening Credits] [SCENE_BREAK] [Scene: Joey's Dorm room. Joey is lying on her bed studying for her final, as Eddie is sitting on the floor in front of her bed leaning on it, and picks up the book <unk>Catch-22<unk> which was lying on the floor next to him.] Eddie: Well, Joey, that's not the overriding message. Joey: Yes, it is. Untimely, Yossarian must accept that he's trapped in an insane world. Eddie:
SUMMARY:
Pacey learns he has lost Dawson's money in the stock market after investing in a med stock that just went bust. Pacey then asks his boss Rich Rinaldi to borrow $18,000 to refund Dawson's money, but Rinaldi refuses. Frustrated and angry after Rinaldi insults Pacey one-too many times by calling him a loser, Pacey (having heard enough of that from everyone he knows) punches Rinaldi in his face which results in Rinaldi instantly firing Pacey. Back at school, Joey passes her English final with an 'A', which earns her a C+ average grade, and is relieved that her long ordeal with the insufferable Professor Heston is over. However, Joey later tells Heston that she wants him as her adviser when she decides to choose English as her major. Eddie surprises Joey with a trip to Europe for the summer, but a fiery conversation about how differently they live their lives leaves both of them questioning their future together. Eddie ends up breaking up with Joey with a letter. Elsewhere, David finally breaks up with Jack, who ponders if he was only with David to prove to himself that he could hold a steady relationship.