The scene opens on the second day of Rosh Hashanah as the dawn light comes up, slowly over a minute or more illuminating the bed in which Natalie and Liz doze together, not quite asleep. Eventually, from offstage the sound of the weekly trash collection is heard.
Natalie: Happy garbage day.
Liz: Happy garbage day.
Natalie: Garbage day tovah.
A pause. Liz snickers.
Natalie: Yom ha'garbage.
Both women break down laughing uncontrollably, until Liz gets up and begins her day.
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