“Are you an official of some kind? Like a greeter? Or from the L. A. Chamber of Commerce? I've had dealings… — Philip K. Dick
“Are you an official of some kind? Like a greeter? Or from the L. A. Chamber of Commerce? I've had dealings with them and they’re all right.”
“No,” Buckman said. “I'm an individual. Like you.”
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