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Clips from Mr. Robot - eps1.1_ones-and-zer0es.mpeg (S01E01)

"It's not like I have a choice."
Mr. Robot
"Hey..."
Mr. Robot
"Would you mind sleeping here tonight?"
Mr. Robot
"Choices."
Mr. Robot
"Maybe Mr. Robot's right."
Mr. Robot
"That's what this is all about, the yesses and nos of life."
Mr. Robot
"But do we decide them or do they decide us?"
Mr. Robot
"Fernando Vera. I get rid of him,"
Mr. Robot
"I get rid of my drug dealer's supplier."
Mr. Robot
"I get rid of the morphine."
Mr. Robot
"And the pain I've been holding in comes rushing out."
Mr. Robot
"Sure, I can try to find another dealer,"
Mr. Robot
"but like Vera said, no one on the streets deals Suboxone."
Mr. Robot
"I could go back to digitally counterfeiting scripts,"
Mr. Robot
"but pharmas spend a lot of dough protecting their wares."
Mr. Robot
"Most places only take paper scripts."
Mr. Robot
"Continuously getting legit refills isn't realistic,"
Mr. Robot
"and neither is being a junkie."
Mr. Robot
"So I quit cold turkey or let Vera exist."
Mr. Robot
"I know what you're thinking. The answer's too obvious."
Mr. Robot
"Vera may have been groping Shayla before,"
Mr. Robot
"but he's graduated to rape."
Mr. Robot
"Just like Shayla, he's left me no choice."
Mr. Robot
"He can't be allowed to exist anymore."
Mr. Robot
"Perhaps we should start with how you're feeling."
Mr. Robot
"Not good."
Mr. Robot
"What's not good right now?"
Mr. Robot
"Everything."
Mr. Robot
"Humor me with some specifics."
Mr. Robot
"How do we know if we're in control?"
Mr. Robot
"That we're not just making the best"
Mr. Robot
"of what comes at us, and that's it."
Mr. Robot
"Trying to constantly pick between two options."
Mr. Robot
"Like your two paintings in the waiting room."
Mr. Robot
"Or... Coke and Pepsi."
Mr. Robot
"McDonald's or Burger King?"
Mr. Robot
"Hyundai or Honda?"
Mr. Robot
"Hmm."
Mr. Robot
"It's all part of the same blur, right?"
Mr. Robot
"Just out of focus enough."
Mr. Robot
"It's the illusion of choice."
Mr. Robot
"Half of us can't even pick our own..."
Mr. Robot
"our cable, gas, electric."
Mr. Robot
"The water we drink, our health insurance."
Mr. Robot
"Even if we did, would it matter?"
Mr. Robot
"You know, if our only option is Blue Cross or Blue Shield,"
Mr. Robot
"what the fuck is the difference?"
Mr. Robot
"In fact, aren't they... aren't they the same?"
Mr. Robot
"No, man..."
Mr. Robot
"our choices are prepaid for us,"
Mr. Robot
"long time ago."
Mr. Robot
"I'm sorry you feel you have no control."
Mr. Robot
"Thought I was doing something good."
Mr. Robot
"I was a part of this... project."
Mr. Robot
"Thought I was going to be a part of something special."
Mr. Robot
"- And now? - Now..."
Mr. Robot
"It turned out to be a mistake,"
Mr. Robot
"like everything else."
Mr. Robot
"What's the point, right?"
Mr. Robot
"Might as well, just... you do nothing."
Mr. Robot
"Might as well do nothing."
Mr. Robot
"You've brought up this issue before,"
Mr. Robot
"this issue of not feeling like you're in control."
Mr. Robot
"Do you remember?"
Mr. Robot
"When we spoke about your father."
Mr. Robot
"You talked about how he chose to do nothing"
Mr. Robot
"when he was battling his cancer."
Mr. Robot
"You told him he could have"
Mr. Robot
"fought the company that caused it."
Mr. Robot
"He could have told people about it."
Mr. Robot
"He could have sought better care than what he was getting."
Mr. Robot
"Instead, he did nothing."
Mr. Robot
"Maybe your father felt the same way as you do now."
Mr. Robot
"After all, like you said, what's the point?"
Mr. Robot
"- It's different. - What's different"
Mr. Robot
"is you've found options, Elliot."
Mr. Robot
"That's the power you have. That's the control you own."
Mr. Robot
"You don't have to just take what life gives you."
Mr. Robot
"Come on."
Mr. Robot
"Tell me what is going on with you."
Mr. Robot
"I cannot help you if you keep me in the dark."
Mr. Robot
"Shut up!"
Mr. Robot
"Shut up!"
Mr. Robot
"You've got bags under your eyes."
Mr. Robot
"You're yelling. You're jittery."
Mr. Robot
"For the last month, I have seen you"
Mr. Robot
"slip into old patterns, old behaviors."
Mr. Robot
"What is going on?"
Mr. Robot
"He's still not answering."
Mr. Robot
"Well, we'll just have to ask him tomorrow."
Mr. Robot
"Every time I try to play it or rip it,"
Mr. Robot
"it just freezes up my computer and spits it back out again."
Mr. Robot
"He's not okay."
Mr. Robot
"He was acting so out of it at work today."
Mr. Robot
"Um..."
Mr. Robot
"Are you saying something, babe?"
Mr. Robot
"Something's wrong."
Mr. Robot
"Should I go over there?"
Mr. Robot
"And just..."
Mr. Robot
"Check in on him?"
Mr. Robot
"Uh... come on."
Mr. Robot
"That's ridiculous."
Mr. Robot
"You know he's always been a weirdo, right?"
Mr. Robot
"I'm really worried about him."
Mr. Robot
"Um..."
Mr. Robot
"My Arizona buddy Fred hit me up."
Mr. Robot
"He wants to grab a drink."
Mr. Robot
"Shouldn't take too long."
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"Okay."
Mr. Robot
"- Nice one, bro. - Nice."
Mr. Robot
"Deep passions, longing..."
Mr. Robot
"The two of them had never felt such a love,"
Mr. Robot
"such closeness, such a connection."
Mr. Robot
"- Found a way to do it without... - Shh!"
Mr. Robot
"Sit down."
Mr. Robot
"I know how to take out the backups"
Mr. Robot
"without blowing up the pipeline."
Mr. Robot
"You know, Elliot, I really feel like we resolved"
Mr. Robot
"this thing between us. Didn't you walk away?"
Mr. Robot
"- I did. - Didn't I say"
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