oh, jesus.
the y said.  i'd never have to see you.
the people.
look, if you don't get out of here right now, i'm calling security.
why are you here? what do you want?
one of the partners at my firm.  he told me about it. gave me a referral. i thought he was joking at first. i went out there, took the sales tour. even before that i knew it wasn't a joke. there was this discretion agree- ment. i never saw anything like it and i've seen a lot. ironclad.  breathe a word and they've got you by the balls. i don't know.  there's cancer in my family. maybe it was just to keep up. all the partners were on the policy.
christ, you have no idea, do you?
i can't fucking do this.
insurance. you're an insurance policy.
health insurance.  medical.
if i get sick.  if part of me gets sick.  i take a healthy part from you.
how do you expect me to answer that? it's just how it works, that's all.
what do you want? a fucking apology?
because you are me . . .
because they made you from my cells.
that's right. you were made. cooked up in a centrifuge like a fucking boiled egg. every thought running through your head, every word coming out of your mouth, all of it, manufactured, made.
no.
i signed a contract. i can show you.
it's all right there. who, why.
look you've got what you wanted. now why don't you just get out of here?
i can't.
i can't. look, i'm a lawyer, i know how it works. the contract, everything, it's all laced with confidentiality clauses. it means they don't want this to get out. it means whatever i do, they're not going to stop. you understand?
transport , yes.  yes, parked downstairs.  bay 53.  take it.
i'm not going to call security. i'm not going to call anybody, okay?
look, maybe there's something.  maybe there's a way to cancel the contract.
for christ's sake! it's not my fault!
yes?
i've given you people enough of my time already.
why would i make copies? do you think i want anyone else to know about this?