Breakout Kings2011

Lloyd Lowery:
[Approaches Julianne's desk] Minimal interaction, no eye contact, cluttered work space to make you feel cocooned and safe. How long have you had social anxiety and panic disorder, with I'm guessing just a twist of depression? Let me guess, family history, uh you were diagnosed eighteen, nineteen, and it really reared its ugly head about five years ago. Don't deny it, I can tell by your body language, you can't wait for me to get out of here.

Julianne Simms:
Yeah, that's because you've been staring down my blouse this whole time.

Lloyd Lowery:
That's true, but that's because I suffer from matriarchal dependency with tangential memory fixation, so. See, I know what's wrong with me.

Julianne Simms:
Did you get all you need? 'Cause if so you can leave now.

Lloyd Lowery:
[Lloyd turns to walk away, then turns to Julianne] Group therapy and shrink visits are hog wash. It's in their financial interest to keep you afflicted, so just walk one block outside your safe zone, sit on a park bench, and ask a stranger for the time. Next week ask two people. You should stop waiting for a wrecking ball to knock this thing down, a crack in the dike will do.