This is a transcript of a conversation between several characters, primarily focusing on a woman named Liza, who is trying to save up money to attend a New Year's Eve party. She is also dealing with personal issues, such as her relationship with her boyfriend, Shane, who she hasn't heard from in a while.
Liza is a Tasker, a gig economy worker who performs various tasks for people, such as driving them to events or helping them move. In this conversation, she is working at a party, where she is tasked with helping at the bar and reading a bedtime story to the host's son, Trevor.
Liza also interacts with other characters at the party, including a woman who looks like Rachael Leigh Cook, another character who is also trying to save up for a New Year's Eve party, and a man who tries to flirt with her. Throughout the conversation, Liza expresses her frustrations and disappointments, but also shows resilience and determination.
In the end, Liza decides to perform the Miami Back-up dance, a dance move she remembers from her childhood, hoping it will help her find someone to kiss at midnight and potentially start a new year on a positive note.
1. The text is a dialogue from a New Year's Eve party, with the main character Liza trying to save up money to attend the event. She's been doing TaskIt jobs to earn the necessary funds.
2. Liza is trying to meet and kiss someone at the end of the year to improve her chances for a successful year. She mentions that Orlando Bloom and Leonardo DiCaprio are her ideal targets.
3. Liza has a wish list from her younger self, which includes winning a gold medal for ice skating, owning a Chuck E. Cheese, learning to use chopsticks, and becoming best friends with Rachael Leigh Cook.
4. Liza and her friends are discussing the concept of "ghosting," a term Liza has defined through her Instagram stories.
5. Liza is trying to meet a boy named Shane, who she believes has feelings for her. She's unsure if he's at the party and if he's noticed her.
6. Liza is working at a party as a TaskIt employee, helping with various tasks and also trying to meet someone to take to the party.
7. Liza is trying to impress a singer named Trevor, who is performing at the party. She mistakenly assumes he's a sex worker, leading to a humorous misunderstanding.
8. Liza has a conversation with Trevor, who is 13, about the importance of enjoying one's youth and pursuing one's dreams.
9. The party is struggling to find a performer for their band, as their lead singer has disappeared. They discuss potential replacements and alternative acts.
10. Liza ends the conversation with Trevor by telling him to enjoy the party and have fun, despite his fears about the year ahead.