- Oh, what are you doing, Gallagher?
- I want my job back.
- We've already discussed this. You can't work here.
- Then you have a problem, because I'm not leaving until I get my job back.
- Look, I'm sorry. But as I've explained its the company's policy.
- Company's policy is wrong.
- Do I need to call a police?
- Sure, it's what the most people do when the see someone with the mental illness.
- No, you got let go because you've lied on your employment application.
- Bullshit. What do you think I should've done? Would you've hired me if I checked that checkbox that said I have mental illness? What kind of choice is that? Tell the truth you don't get a job, lie - maybe they'll never find out. What would you do? You'd lie. So would you. So would you. Do you think because I'm bipolar the illness I'm managing by the way that I can't do this job or half of the people [] mentally ill are living on the streets because they can't get help or too sick to even know they need help? You wouldn't refuse to hire me if I was in a wheelchair. If I [] HIV. No. Because it's illegal to discriminate against someone who's handicapped []. I'm handicapped. It's not my fault. I didn't do anything to bring this on myself. I have a disease.
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