Person of Interest2011

John Reese:
Who has access to your house?

Logan Pierce:
Just a hundred or so of my closest friends. [Gets a look] I like people. I like to party.

John Reese:
Who knows you're allergic to naproxen?

Logan Pierce:
I don't know, I didn't develop the allergy till recently. Why are you doing this? Did somebody put you up to this? Is this penance for some deep, dark mistake?

John Reese:
Spoken like a man who's made his fair share.

Logan Pierce:
Mistakes don't interest me. I don't look back.

John Reese:
You keep moving.

Logan Pierce:
It's the only way to stay alive.

John Reese:
Philosophy makes sense, coming from a kid whose parents went bankrupt. Knowing people is my business too.

Logan Pierce:
Well, my dad owned a little camera shop. And, um he made most of his money developing film. And he insisted on staying the course, all the way until the point that film became extinct. And then he tried to sell digital cameras, but by then it was too late because everyone had one in their phone. It's like he didn't even see it coming. When the business failed, we lost everything.

John Reese:
You think if you're constantly evolving, this won't happen to you?

Logan Pierce:
Of course it will happen. But if you accept change as inevitable, it doesn't crush you when it does. Every technology ages, John. The only thing that never gets old is connecting with people. That's what everyone wants, a real connection.

John Reese:
Well, you might wanna consider losing a couple hundred of your closest friends.