Cashmere

Maid 1×4

Customer: You know what else is free? Pain and heartache. Pain and suffering.

Alex: It's a story about a woman.
Wayne: I love female protagonists.
Alex: She lives in a big, beautiful house. The kind of house that's on the cover of magazines. She has a personal trainer and a financial adviser. And an IRA. She's been to the Louvre more than once. She spends entire Saturdays... getting hot-stone massages. And reading her first-edition books. She has a cashmere sweater that makes her feel like... she's being hugged by 1000 baby lambs. She wakes up every morning to a view of the ocean. Like it exists just for her.
Wayne: Nice detail.
Alex: She has the luxury of time. No long lines to stand in. No time cards to punch. She has time to bake seven pies from scratch, if she wants to.
Wayne: What's the conflict?
Alex: There isn't one. People with money have everything.
Wayne: That's not true.

Regina: It's the people you think you know. That's who you have to worry about. Because you don't actually know them. You know the story you tell yourself about who they are. So you can get out of bed in the morning.

Regina: Don't ever let anybody take advantage of you. Make you feel "less than" for all of your hard work. Work. It's the one thing you can count on. Everything else is fragile.

Alex: When I think about the house that I want for my daughter and me, it's not big and full of stuff. There's a bed for each of us, a surface for me to write on. Maybe a yard for a big, dumb dog someday. But our space is a home because we love each other in it.

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