| Hey buddy, come in and have a seat. |
| Your mom told me you didn’t want to come in
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| and see me today because of our last conversation. |
| And I apologize, buddy,
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| I really do. |
| I shouldn’t have lashed out like that. |
| I was out of character.
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| I mean, you’re only eight years old. |
| And I had no business talking to you that
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| way. |
| So I wanted to extend a very sincere apology to you. |
| You think we can be
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| friends and get over this?
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| I guess so…
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| Thatta boy. |
| And I promise from this day forward that if you don’t act like a
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| little fucking retard and piss me off again, I won’t lash out like that.
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| There’s consequences for everything, Joyner. |
| You act like a little prick,
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| you get the mean doctor you don’t wanna see. |
| It’s that simple. |
| Now,
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| mom tells me you don’t like the prescription I gave you
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| Not really…
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| Well, what if I told you that I had a prescription that you can’t get at the
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| pharmacy?
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| Like what?
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| You ever used cocaine, Joyner?
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| What’s that?
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| How about lean?
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| I never heard of it
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| Give me your backpack
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| Why?
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| I’m going to put a few things in there for you, and I guarantee this will take
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| all your ADHD away for good. |
| How’s that sound?
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| Um…
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| It’ll be our little secret
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| I’m not sure about this
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| Don’t tell mom. |
| If you do, no more treatment for you |