Life Tracker Page #10
[Water splashing]
Are you insane?
What is wrong with you?
What is wrong with both of you?
Headed to spokane.
Couldn't get through the
automated telephone system.
So, I'm just going to show up
and try and catch rocko
by surprise.
I figure what have I got
to lose?
And I mean I can't really make
a life tracker documentary
without trying to talk
to the man himself.
Wish me luck.
Okay, home sweet home.
Found this in the lobby.
So, I guess I am just
going to go wait
outside of his office building.
Rocko,
my name is Dillon Smith.
I'm making a documentary
about life tracker.
Mr. hutchensen
isn't interested.
I just want to ask you
a few questions.
Don't make me repeat myself.
Who are you?
I'm Dillon Smith.
Are you making a movie?
Why?
What's that going to do?
Does that prove something?
No, the only proof
is predictions coming true.
Sir, that is enough.
Put that camera away.
You want your proof?
Here it is.
My print will be
made public tomorrow
and because of it,
today will go down in history.
Now, leave me the hell alone.
Now, put the camera away.
You know something
that the world doesn't?
What does your print say,
rocko?
[Gunshots]
Get his gun.
Get his gun.
One shooter.
One shooter.
Get him.
I just wanted my family
to be left alone, but no.
You had to make
that goddamn prediction,
didn't you?
Huh?
About 20 minutes ago
I heard on the radio
that a group of chosens
were meeting at a house
in the valley
when a group
of apparently violent
demonstrators showed up.
I came out to grab my camera
and I found this.
The letters cbw
stand for chosen by who?
And the slashes represent
the number of chosens
that live in the building.
Me and bell.
If they looked us up.
Or if they saw this.
Dear Dillon Smith,
Anderson Cooper
is putting together
a round table discussion
of the recent verbal,
emotional,
and physical abuse of chosens.
We've attempted to call,
but our calls
have gone unanswered.
Have footage documenting
life tracker limited.
Anderson would love to talk
to you about being on the show.
Please call
at your earliest convenience.
This is why
I haven't answered their calls.
I was expecting
a little more than this.
I know it doesn't
look like much,
but I promise
it's everything we need.
Your footage of rocko's
death went viral pretty fast.
I'm still trying
to get over it.
Wrong place,
right time I guess.
So, should we start?
Absolutely.
I think most people
already know you
as a news correspondent,
but would you please
state your name
and point of view?
Sure.
My name is
Abigail Wesson-levitt
and I am an international
activist
for the pro choices cause.
Do you want some water?
Sorry, I'll be fine.
Your stance
is that it is better
to not know your future
before you live it?
Precisely.
I'm pro choices,
which is a movement
against print readings?
Because we believe
that your decisions...
Once tainted by predictions
are no longer
your own decisions.
I have my print
and I still make
my own decisions.
Do you?
You don't think that your
decisions are tainted by
information that you found
in your print?
My reader only had
a 64% accuracy rating.
I had your print re-read
by Mr. ranchaw here.
He has a rating of 92%.
Nobody has a rating of 92%.
Wait, where did you get
a copy of my print?
I also know you're a chosen.
Would you like to conduct
a little experiment?
We took the liberty
of asking some
very specific questions
to your print.
I'm not sure how comfortable
I am with this.
Well, it's your doc.
So, it's your decision,
but I can prove right now
that the future is changeable.
Okay, I'll play along.
We asked your print,
when was the last time
you had sex?
That's a bit personal,
don't you think?
Looking at specific hormones
a body produces
during intercourse,
your last ejaculation
was four days ago
and you're not scheduled
to do it again
for another two.
Excuse me?
We have 92% accuracy.
We compared it to my own print
and I haven't had...
I haven't been...
I haven't been active
in the two weeks
since we scheduled
this interview.
This is really weird.
I'm sorry.
I'm not comfortable
with this interview.
Wait.
No, no.
I'm getting to my point.
I promise.
It will only take a second.
If either of us
were to have intercourse today.
Now, then we've proven
the whole thing fallible.
Even at 92% accuracy.
I am sorry, Dillon.
This is weird for me too.
Crazy.
What does this prove?
This doesn't prove anything.
In a battle of science
I believe that human nature
wins every time.
Human nature
is the basis of science.
Okay.
You've proven your point.
Just...
No, no, no.
Okay, stop, stop.
If I stop now
then I will have proven
the opposite of my point.
I want to prove that you
can change what a print says.
And both of our prints say
that neither one of us
is supposed to have
intercourse today.
Human nature says that
you are a 30 something year old
straight male who hasn't had a
lot of experience with women.
It also says that if a woman,
almost any woman
who is willing
and determined to have sex
with you that there is
very little you can do
to fight off
what is a completely natural
and unpredictable event.
Seriously?
You don't have to do this.
Please.
You have no idea how hard it
was to get up the nerve.
Please.
Bell just called
and said she needed to talk.
She said she didn't want
to do it over the phone.
So, I told her to come down.
To actually use this
in the movie
and I feel guilty enough
about it already,
but I don't know
what she's going to say
and she sounded
desperately serious.
She's literally on her way over
right now.
So, I'm covering
the record light
with a piece of gaff tape.
I'm sorry, bell.
What's going on?
Is it Scott?
No.
It's me.
I'm just so confused.
About what?
There are things in my print
I had for my life.
I mean, what do you do
with that information?
Do you just hold onto it?
Or do you just accept it
and change?
What if I'm changing something
that I shouldn't have changed?
Bell, you just have to go on
living the life
you were already living.
Scott is pressuring me
to get pregnant.
Don't you want kids?
Yeah, but he doesn't.
He just wants to prove
his print is wrong.
Maybe, but he loves you too
and I'm sure you guys
were going
to have kids anyway.
And I mean wouldn't that do it?
Tangible proof
that this is all bs?
I don't want a baby as some
sort of science experiment.
Then wait.
I've always wanted kids
my whole life and now I don't?
Maybe I don't love Scott.
Yes, you do.
Okay, maybe I do,
but maybe, maybe
love doesn't matter as much
as we thought it did.
Maybe what matters most of all
is survival.
Dillon, maybe you and I
are meant to be together.
You don't think Scott
wants me dead enough?
What if the print is right?
It's not, okay?
I can't be with him anymore.
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