Swept Away
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:07:01
- Maybe she drowned.
- Did anyone ask if she could swim?

:07:06
Salty!
:07:09
Put a mask on and swim with the fishes.
You'll enjoy it.

:07:12
Why?
:07:15
Because it's nice.
:07:16
When you have some time off,
I suggest you swim with the fishes.

:07:26
Fish is the plural for fish.
:07:28
Do something about Marina and Amber.
They're ripping Debi to shreds.

:07:32
What can I do? You know what they're like.
Besides, she's not the sharpest...

:07:38
...quickest...
:07:40
- She's stupid, isn't she, Todd?
- Well, she's...

:07:44
- She's unaware of what they're doing.
- Be nice, Tony. She's only 14.

:07:51
Don't give me that white liberal shit.
It's the nature of capitalism.

:07:51
Don't give me that white liberal shit.
It's the nature of capitalism.

:07:57
It's more successful than communism.
You don't see people emigrating to Cuba.

:08:02
- There are problems raised by capitalism.
- What problems?

:08:06
Your old man's the boss
of a pharmaceutical company.

:08:10
He's got to make a profit
to keep the shareholders happy.

:08:14
- That's not in the public's best interest.
- Then they don't have to buy.

:08:19
Imagine there's a drug that can cure
a certain kind of blindness.

:08:23
Even though it costs
nothing to make it...

:08:26
...they still put a high price on it.
Capitalism.

:08:29
So if you can't afford the drug,
you'll stay blind.

:08:33
Without the drug companies,
they'd stay blind.

:08:35
What's to stop them getting a job
and buying the drug?

:08:41
- They're blind.
- So what?

:08:44
- Limits their employment opportunities.
- They can bake cakes.

:08:48
You don't need eyes to bake cakes.
:08:52
- But it does raise an ethical question.
- The laws of capitalism are:

:08:58
The proprietor of goods can set
any price he sees fit...


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