B Positive, Season 1

Gina:
Drew? Is that Drew Dunbar?

Drew:
Gina! Hello. Hi.

Gina:
Oh, my God. I haven't seen you since high school!

Drew:
Yes. It's been a long time.

Gina:
Oh, did you see me? I was in the wedding.

Drew:
Yeah, I saw you. Everyone saw you.

Gina:
So what have you been up to? Tell me everything.

Drew:
Uh, okay. Well, um, I got married, became a therapist, have a beautiful daughter. She's 12. Really smart.

Gina:
Ah, kids are great. Can you prescribe drugs?

Drew:
No. That's a psychiatrist. I'm a psychologist. Internet degree. But still, very real. What about you? What's been going on with you?

Gina:
Um, not much. Just my boring life. Although last year there was this one little misunderstanding, but it got expunged.

Drew:
Expunged?

Gina:
It's like I didn't do it. Anyway, um, I got this job driving a senior van for this assisted living place. They are the sweetest people ever. But they die, like constantly. Sometimes in the van, and it's a mess.

Drew:
Yeah. Bummer. Well, good catching up.

Gina:
Wait. Are you okay?

Drew:
Yeah. Why?

Gina:
I am around death all the time, and something about you seems a little deathy.

Drew:
Wow, what a weird superpower. Well, as a matter of fact, I did just find out that I need a kidney transplant.

Gina:
I knew it! I was thinking more the colon area, but I was in the neighborhood.

Drew:
Yeah.

Gina:
Yeah.

Drew:
Yeah. Well, I'm sure it'll all work out. No biggie, as the kids say.

Gina:
Oh, no. It is the biggie. I have this one old dude, Mr. Lopez, that I drive to dialysis 3 times a week, but he is old, and you're still young. That is so sad. Does that make you sad?

Drew:
Uh, yeah. Yeah, it does. Anyway, good catching up.