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Move. Some of us can actually afford what we put in our carts. I'm sorry, this expired last month. >> [laughter] >> All that leather and you can't [music] even pay for medicine. >> Could I take it and come straight back? My son has a serious [music] infection. He needs his first dose tonight. >> I can't release a prescription without payment. >> Then get out of the line. You look more like someone who steals [music] medicine than a father buying it. Go beg outside. >> You can judge how I look, but my son shouldn't pay for the wallet I forgot. Put it on mine. >> You don't even know him. >> I know a frightened [music] father when I see one. Buy the boy something [music] he might want when he feels better. Please, give me your number. I'll pay you back. Get home. >> [music] >>
The child matters more. Sir, those boots are split. They'll [music] only make your feet colder. >> You You paid for my son's medicine. >> [panting and sighs] >> The pharmacy. I searched everywhere for you. >> How is the child? >> He's healthy. The doctor said the infection could have become much worse overnight. >> [music] >>
This space is yours. You won't owe rent for the first year. >> I didn't buy that medicine so you would owe me. >> I know. That's why my family wants you [music] to have this. >> This may take a while. I've been looking for the right barber. >> Would you have judged Cole or stepped forward to help him? Tell us in the comments.