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so I got out of the car
and... and started running.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Everybody was running.
Yeah, and then
everything went dark.
That's what I remember.
So, what happened?
- I was pulled up.
- Into the ship?
I don't know.
Tractor beam?
F***.
- So are we in the ship now?
Other circles?
They wouldn't go through
all of this for just 50 of us.
Why Would they do this?
I don't know, but the next time
that I could see,
I was in a small room,
and everything was red,
like, um, like a darkroom.
And there were a ton of bodies
piled up on one another.
I assumed that they were dead,
but I don't know.
They might have just been
unconscious.
Everybody but me
and one other guy.
- An alien?
- No. No, no, no, he was a human.
- Who? One of us?
- I don't know.
I don't see him in here.
Everything else is
kind of a blur.
right here, and there was...
Some kind of gas.
I think that we were
all drugged.
Does anybody
else remember anything?
Come on. Anybody!
Yeah! Yeah.
I do.
- You?
- Yeah.
I remember the... the red room.
And I-I saw him.
And I saw them.
Well, what did they look like?
Well, they were big
and black... dark green, maybe.
A-a-and wet.
And they spoke, too.
It sounded almost like Chinese.
Chinese?
Yeah, Chinese,
or Japanese, maybe.
Chinese aliens?
Bullshit. He's lying.
Yeah, he's next in line.
He's just trying
to buy some time.
No, II-I swear.
Uh, tell them.
Tell them you saw me.
You see? He's full of sh*t.
I swear I'm telling the truth.
Just give me some time
to think.
It's a trick.
Don't believe him.
It's coming back to me.
It's coming back... numbers.
I remember numbers.
That they...
now, where were we?
Wait. Who's next in line?
Her with the hat.
Who, me?
Yeah.
How old are you?
- That's not old.
- Old enough.
Hey, we said 70 or 80, not 50.
What's the difference?
That's a big difference.
Come on, lady. You're not 52.
How old are you?
Don't lie.
- I'm 52.
- Bullshit.
Yeah. Why's your hair so white?
Chemotherapy.
I had cancer.
Aren't you supposed
to be bald, then?
What kind of cancer?
Breast cancer.
So You're dying, then?
No. It's in remission.
I'm better now.
You sure?
Yeah.
I beat it.
It could come back, though.
What the f***
is wrong with you?
I'm just saying
she's more likely to die
than the rest of us.
That's not true.
What are you, a doctor, lady?
Actually, yes, I am, a**hole.
Look, cancer or not,
she's over 50.
She's gonna have to go
eventually.
- What?
- Yeah, no way, man.
- I mean, what, do we start
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