Person of Interest2011

Harold Finch:
[after Kruger tries to make a call] I'd prefer you didn't do that.

Wayne Kruger:
I'd prefer you mind your own business.

Harold Finch:
That's a tad ironic, coming from a man of your profession.

Wayne Kruger:
Meaning what?

Harold Finch:
Meaning your business is minding everyone else's business.

Wayne Kruger:
I do what I do to simplify and improve other people's lives. What is it that *you* do?

Harold Finch:
We help people out of difficult situations, even situations of their own design.

Wayne Kruger:
So it's my fault that some wacko's trying to kill me?

Harold Finch:
The man lost his daughter, Mr. Kruger, to a stalker who was aided by your service. You feel no accountability?

Wayne Kruger:
I'm part of a $300 billion-a-year industry. Information abuses are unfortunate, but they happen. Can't be helped.

Harold Finch:
Oh, they can, but only if the people who have access to the information are as interested in protecting it, as they are in profiting from it.