Hit Man Monologue

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I was a very bad guy with no chance of getting out of the crime life. I'm gonna tell you about my biggest hit. One rainy evening Rose, one of my female patients came in my office asking for a check up. Next, she starts to rant how her husband was a stupid drunk. I excused myself from the room to call Herman and Paul to tell them I may have an idea of a next victim. Then, as I walk in the office again she ask if i have any idea of a hit man, I told her I didn't but I can do the job for her with my cousins. She included 10,00 dollars of insurance benefits. Paul, Herman, and I all agreed. Rose and I had to meet at a dinner to discus the way to kill him and how to do it. I insisted on poisoning him because that's what my specialty was. Since it

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