A man goes to a woman clerk at the Division of Motor Vehicles and tries to get his license renewed with infuriating results.

A young airline passenger decides that the woman seated next to her might be the mother she never had. She finds an ally in a wacky stewardess who, unlike the reluctant mother figure, believes these two passengers are a match made in heaven.

A brilliantly funny yet eerily chilling dialogue between a bewildered taxi driver (who may have gone mad) and the exasperated dispatcher who is trying, without success, to direct him to a waiting fare. The driver, doesn't seem to know his own location, much less that of Victoria Station.

A man tries to renew his driver's license but finds resistance in a prying woman who may be trying to pick him up. Should he play along?

Sure, friends drift apart. But generally they don't announce that they're "breaking up" with you. Especially not when you're riding downtown on the A train. Natalie's friends, on the other hand, think it's the perfect place to make a clean break.

Two couples ride along in a car trying to have a conversation but there may be someone following them! Is it the driver's past come back to haunt him or is it just someone who won't turn off their brights?

A couple wait for the B-line train at 2am. He's fed up with the ride. She refuses to stay over. Will she say or will he go?