Duncan Sheperd:
Clay, I don't want to be here. Did you see all those people out there? I heard many of them talking about how great their lives are. Everyone has the BMW's, the fancy jobs, the houses. I'm just here because you wanted to come and you're my best friend and so I can keep an eye on you and make sure you don't have another episode.
Clay Mellon:
I'm not going to have an episode. I took my lithium. At least I think I took it.
Duncan Sheperd:
What am I gonna say when they ask me what I'm doing now? I went bankrupt? I'm unemployed? I lost everything? I lost my car, my house, my job?
Clay Mellon:
Come on, Duncan. It's all on how you say it. You can say it like a loser... "oh, I'm unemployed. I lost my job." Or you can say it with confidence. Think James Bond. "I'm sifting through offers."
Duncan Sheperd:
Clay, I'm not even looking for another job. I'm living on a sofa bed in your apartment. I'm going every day to museums, art galleries, taking long walks in parks. I'm the lowest of the low. I'm at the bottom of the barrel.
Clay Mellon:
Maybe. But at least you're still wearing the suit and tie.

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