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DARREN: So okay, this is not a bad place.
DAVEY: I’m not about to be goin’ with you to bad places, my man.
DARREN: By which I mean this is not a good place. I mean we’re not at Serendipity, scarfin’ down root-beer floats.
[... … …]
End:
DAVEY: I know I like you, Darren. You’re my friend.
But now you’re seen As Through a Glass Darkly.
Do you know what I’m saying to you?
I drink my one beer, and I cuss my two cuss words loudly, so as to manifest my true nature.
I want my whole self known.
You too, Darren. You should, too.
Richard Greenberg, Take Me Out, Dramatists Play Service, pp.18-20
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