Build a movie plot around this: where does adam want to go but give up because of ryden? going to New York
Confident Ryden Malby (Alexis Bledel) gets the most brutal of wake-up calls when she graduates from college and can't find a job, forcing her back home to live with her oddball family. Frustrated about how her life is supposed to turn out, she soon realizes that her longtime platonic best friend is the only one who makes everything in her crazy life make sense. [D-Man2010]The story opens with Ryden, who's had her life planned out since she was eleven, preparing for her college graduation. She wants a plumb job at top publisher Happerman and Browning. So far, everything is on track, including the interview she has scheduled for her dream job, which she's so confident of landing that she leaves an application and hefty deposit check on a fabulous loft.At the graduation ceremony, Ryden's family arrives late, causing a commotion. In addition to her parents (Jane Lynch and Michael Keaton) and little brother, her grandmother (Carol Burnett) is there accompanied by her ever-present oxygen tank. Ryden's longtime rival, Jessica Bard, gives the graduation speech and then Ryden and her family go out to celebrate, joined by Ryden's best friend, Adam (Zach Gilford), who has had feelings for Ryden since they met freshman year. Adam has applied to law school at Columbia, but is undecided between a career in music or studying law. Meanwhile, Ryden reveals to her family that she has an interview scheduled the following week and that she's even found a loft that she plans to rent.On the way to the job interview, when a truck hits Ryden's car and drives away without giving her his insurance information, she's compelled to walk to Happerman and Browning. When she arrives, disheveled and stressed, she is directed to a waiting area filled with other applicants. Finally, it is Ryden's turn to interview. When asked why she wants the job, she gives an eloquent speech about how she's been preparing for it her whole life and she can't imagine herself doing anything else. The interviewer responds with a blank stare and thanks her for...