Mickey attempts to fire Rob over the phone while riding in an Uber, leading to a chaotic and awkward confrontation. The scene highlights Mickey's lack of professional boundaries and her struggle to handle adult responsibilities as Rob accuses her of being under the influence.
MICKEY: Hi Rob, this is Mickey Dobbs. Greg’s assistant? Anyway, you know me. I needed to call you, and I’m sorry to have to say this over voice mail, but--
ROB: Hello?
MICKEY: Hello? Is this one of those trick answering machine - voice mails?
ROB: Mickey? Is that you?
MICKEY: Sorry! Weird! I totally
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Director's Notes
Audition for "The Uber Firing" duologue from Love. This dark comedy scene features a chaotic phone firing and highlights adulting struggles. Perfect for actors seeking absurd, awkward contemporary material.
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