S16E04 · SCENE 9/23 · 07:31
She Used to Be My Girl · Retirement Home
CEO shows propaganda video

The CEO shows a propaganda video to justify high drug prices.

07:31→08:35
in the episode · 1m 04s · S16E04

What happens

07:31–08:35

The CEO shows a video about the Amazon. He then gives Marge and Lisa corn nuts instead of pills. He explains the company is letting patients go cold turkey.

WhereRetirement Home
DriverDrug Company CEO
Positionact1 · setup
ThreadDrug smuggling to Canada

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07:38

I got a bottle cap.

08:08

Ah, he's crazy. But what are you gonna do? He's young.

08:27

The border, eh? Then I'd better sand off my fingerprints.

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08:08"Grampa rallies the elderly.

Scene in the episode

07:31–08:35
A · Marge's journalism past
B · Drug smuggling to Canada
C · Burns cancels drug plan
D · Smithers' thyroid crisis

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