Just Go With It: The wedding Ring HD CLIP

So, North Carolina, how long have you lived here in L.A.? I've been here almost two years. Uh-huh. That's a lot of auditioning for you. What, you think I'm an actress? I guarantee you're an actress. Well, guess again, Doc. I teach sixth-grade math. So what? Why? They got no schools in North Carolina to teach it? My parents divorced. Had a pretty nasty one, actually, when I was in the eighth grade. And, um, I don't know. I got tired of picking sides. So I thought I'd, uh, make a change and, yeah, move out to L.A. You came to the right place. No one gets divorced in L.A. Mm-hmm. I've never hung out with a girl your age. This is nice. Oh, no. You first lied to me. You're good. All right. I've never hung out with a girl your age and connected the way we are right now. Actually, I've never connected with, uh, I don't think any girl at any age. See, I can tell when you're lying and when you're telling the truth. Oh, yeah. The second thing I said was the truth. I know. Greatest night of my life. Yeah, this feels like it could be, I don't know, a real thing. It's a thing. All right, Palmer. Well, I have to get to work. But how about I take your number, and then you can take me out on a proper date next time? I got a business card in my pocket if you want to get that. Mm, you better call. You better not just leave me hanging. I'd get it for you myself, but I don't want you to see me naked in the daylight. It could be a deal-breaker. What's this? A circle? A wedding ring? You're married? No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I'm not. I'm not married. That is, uh, that is, that's not mine. Whose wedding ring is in your pants, Danny? All right, listen, just, just, just give me a minute to explain this. Please. It's gonna take more than a minute. You're gonna get it. I am such an idiot! No, no, no, no, no. Don't call me. No, Palmer.