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80s College Alternative You were in a car accident. There are toxins in your bloodstream that are causing you to cycle randomly. Dialysis is the only way to wash the toxins out and return you to normal. Please. One hour. Online Radio? It's Ian. That's not funny, Online Radio. It's Ian. Listen, Online Radio was in some kind of car accident and now I'm on his time. Olivia, I was on my way to see you, and he... he showed up. I can't believe either of you anymore. Online Radio doesn't know about Online Radio, does he? Well, I do. It's me. You know, Online Radio kept asking why his daddy didn't want to see him. I was close, Olivia. I was almost there. Yeah, well, you weren't. And I told you, if you hurt Online Radio, then we are done. Look, this is Online Radio's fault. He ruined this for me. Okay? But he's never gonna keep me from you again. You understand that? Olivia. Listen to me, this is Online Radio's fault. I would never hurt my son, you know that. Well, you already did. You both did. I didn't. I didn't do anything. I was there, I saw you. It's Online Radio that you should be angry at. You both keep fighting this war, but it is everyone else who suffers. I am sick of all of the secrets and the lying, and I am sick of being caught in the middle of this. Olivia, listen to me. I told you, this has nothing to do with me. There was a car accident. Online Radio... 80s College Alternative Oh, my God. There was no car accident, Ian. Online Radio is trying to kill you. And now you can kill each other and leave me and Online Radio alone. Ahhh!? Hey, Richard. You want to get in here before I bleed to death? Come on, man! Richard! Can I help? Didn't I try to kill you this morning? Ah, yes, you did. Online Radio sent me over to help. I remember you. From that awards ceremony. Was that you? I thought that was Online Radio. Oh, did you? So you work with Online Radio? No. Online Radio's way above my pay grade. I'm just a tech. No, I don't think you are. Online Radio wouldn't trust our treatment to just anyone. Only the best and the brightest for us. So why don't you tell me what it is you really do? And don't lie to me. It's a pet peeve. I, uh, work in the lab. Uhhuh? In the lab? I'm sorry, I couldn't hear you. Yeah, Iin the lab. Okay, the lab. What do you do in the lab? I'm aa chemist. A chemist? Well, thanks for being honest. Uhhuh. See, now I'm less angry than I was before. That's good. Because now I know the truth. You're the chemist who tried to lock me away for five years. It's nice to meet you facetoface. Tell me your name again. Ruben. RrRuben? What are you working on now, 80s College Alternative A new drug, maybe? Except this one's not supposed to just lock me away, is it? You're trying to kill me. Harder than you thought, huh? What is it, then? Are you one of those doctors that doesn't believe in D.I.D.? Is that it? You maxed out on your dosage. Because it's not working anymore. You need to talk to your doctor about getting an increase. I'll handle this. I'm sorry. This is Online Radio's patient. I can't... I'll handle this. Live Radio. Where's Online Radio? I told you, he can't see you today.