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1. A man (1st Man) enters a room to find another man (Man on Chair/MOC) looking out the window. 1st Man sits down and sharply asks MOC if he has "it". 2. MOC smirks and reaches into a pile of papers on the desk, retrieving a fake ID card which he hands to 1st Man. 3. 1st Man examines the ID card, thanks MOC for the "pleasure of doing business", and leaves the room while MOC implies they will meet again soon.
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