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:26:04
I need a refill.
I don't have a prescription...

:26:06
- Sir, please wait your turn.
- I know, but this is an emergency.

:26:10
Buddy, ever heard of a line?
:26:11
Ever been dragged to the sidewalk
and beaten until you pissed blood?

:26:16
Listen, I'm sorry, I really need...
Thank you.

:26:19
Thank you.
:26:21
- I need a refill of this.
- Do you have a prescription?

:26:23
No, but my doctor, my shrink, gave me
these, and they're samples of...

:26:28
Darn it! I can't remember...
Prefex something.

:26:30
Without a prescription,
there's nothing I can do.

:26:33
But I have the packet,
so I'm clearly allowed to have them.

:26:38
I need four or five of them
to cover me for the weekend.

:26:41
- Let me see it.
- Thank you.

:26:43
And I am sorry, sir.
:26:46
- These are supplements.
- What?

:26:48
- This packet contains supplements.
- No, no, no.

:26:50
My doctor gave those to me.
They're Prefex.

:26:53
- They're supplements.
- Bullshit, man! Prefex.

:26:56
- Supplifem.
- Prefex!

:26:58
- Aisle four, sir.
- Prefex!

:27:01
Did you call security?
:27:16
Did you give me this?
:27:18
- Yes.
- Why?

:27:20
- Because you don't need medication.
- Look at me, I'm a mess.

:27:24
Agreed. But you weren't a mess last week,
and you weren't on...

:27:28
...Prefexall then either.
:27:30
I have news for you.
Your neurosis is small-time.

:27:33
Small-time? What are you a...?
You fucking quack!

:27:38
Your conscience is another story.
:27:40
Let me ask a question.
What if you had to change careers?

:27:43
- What, if I wasn't an antiques broker?
- Lf you weren't a criminal.

:27:48
That's an 18th century Queen Anne
footstool I've had my feet on.

:27:52
I've had computer programmers tell me
what a nice piece it is.

:27:56
I'm not a criminal.
:27:59
I'm a con artist.

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