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(somber music)
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- How much longer?
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- Not much longer.
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- Your patience is appreciated.
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Blair?
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- The doctor will see you now.
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- Good hemoglobin
levels, excellent turgor,
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there's no allergies, no
allergies, no allergies.
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Very common blood type, all very good.
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I have only one minor concern
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and that's 22.
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Your body could still mature.
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- It could, but trust me,
I'm not blessed genetically,
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and I can't live in makeup forever.
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- Well, I'm not one to stand in the way
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of a little self-improvement.
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(chill music)
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Blair, you are blessed.
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Sure, some unwanted fat deposits,
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but this bone structure is to die for.
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- Oh, thanks.
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That's good, right?
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- Of course, strong foundation
makes for a strong house.
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In fact, you know, I'm
thinking we can do more.
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- Oh, oh, what do you suggest?
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Well, ya know I'm
feeling a little inspired
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and so I'm thinking, well,
sure, we do a skin tuck
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after the lipo, to be safe.
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But also then, while we're at it,
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maybe curve in your feet a little,
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trim a little off the
kneecaps for the new--
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- Kneecaps?
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- Well, yes, Blair.
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I want you to be perfect, right?
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- Yes, but what about the cost?
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- Well, Blair, that's where I can help.
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You don't drink a lot, do you, Blair?
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- No, not really.
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- Okay.
- Dr. Lou, I'm confused.
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- Blair, I have to confess,
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I haven't always been in the
reconstructive side of surgery.
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Like any medical student smothered
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by the suffocating blanket of debt.
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I, I found that I had to
do some unsavory side work,
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if you will.
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Yeah, and sacrifices.
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So I could open my lovely practice.
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Sacrifices for the dream.
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And there's no discreet way to say this.
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In exchange for a few nonessential organs,
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we could cover the entire cost.
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- My organs?
- Oh, nonessential, of course.
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Ya know, kidneys, for example, or liver.
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- Isn't this illegal?
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- A little on the gray side.
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Blair, as long as everyone
gets what they want,
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does it really matter?
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- Everything paid for?
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- And then some.
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I just want you to be perfect.
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Right?
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We're not getting cold feet?
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Are we Blair?
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- Can I use the bathroom?
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- Of course.
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It's just down the hall to your right.
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(electronics beeping)
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(air hissing)
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Change is always scary.
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But always worth it.
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- This isn't what I wanted.
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(Blair crying)
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(doctor whistling)
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- Well, this is awkward.
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(Blair screaming)
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(doctor whistling)
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(motor whirling)
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It can always be better, Blair.
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- Seems like she's gonna go
for the whole package, great.
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Then, then she starts getting cold feet.
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I have to use my special
brand of persuasion.
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- Do you have it?
- Yeah.
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Yes, calm down, Mel.
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- You're lucky, Lou.
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- The younger, the better.
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(foreboding music)
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(Blair grunting)
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- Now, your center of
balance has changed, right?
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Not to mention your posture
and foot angle, right?
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Come on, Blair, baby.
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Stop this nonsense, you're
nearly done now, right?
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Wasn't so bad.
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Gee, I don't know what you were thinking.
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I mean an hour without a proper
stitch up, you'd be dead.
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(ominous music)
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Can remove my mask.
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(doctor yelling)
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You could've been perfect.
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Could've been my masterpiece.
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(plastic puncturing)
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(liquid gurgling)
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(camera clicking)
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(somber music)
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(cameras clicking)
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(exciting music)
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(Blair crying)
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(somber music)
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(static hissing)
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- [Entity] Will you help me?
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(man yelling)
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(static continues)
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