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Library [01/21]

Sam wasn't about to let a little power outage keep him out of the library. After all, without television or other entertaining electronics, the odds of someone coming in to get a book was a lot higher. At least, that was Sam's hope.

The windows in the library gave him enough light to get by, but he still had flashlights at the desk. A little extra light by which to read was never a bad thing.

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"Can't you expand your mind without the drugs?" Sam asked. God, he was such a nerd sometimes.

"Yeah, sure. I figure you mostly just gotta want to, you know? But the whole hippie theory is that the drugs allow you to look at the world from a completely different perspective and open you up to some . . . inexplicable source of spiritual knowledge or something. It's a tool."

Priestly wasn't so much a nerd as fascinated with Timothy Leary.

"I think I'm going to go ahead and take your word for that, since you sound like you know what you're talking about," Sam said. "And because I like my own perspective just fine."

"Nah, just friends with a hippie who likes to explain things," Priestly said brightly. "I'd be kinda interested to try LSD maybe once, though. You know, see what all the hype's about."

"You'd be safe about it though, right?" Sam asked. As safe as one could be with that kind of drug, at least.

Priestly smirked. "Well, I was thinking of buying it from a skeezy looking guy on the street, taking at least four times the recommended dosage along with several other unknown substances and then going for a walk along the wrong side of a bridge guardrail. . . ."

Sam narrowed his eyes and gave Priestly a mock glare. "I'm so glad you think you're funny."

Priestly's smirk made it's way into an actual smile. "Hey, man, ask a stupid question. . . ."

"Hey, I don't know, you could be even crazier than you look," Sam said. "And I kind of have this thing about people with your face not getting themselves hurt."

Priestly shrugged. "Fair enough."

"I won't tell you not to do it though, because it's your life," Sam said. "You'll just have to tell me how it goes."

"That I can totally do. Of course, might be awhile, since I have no idea where to get the stuff."

"If it can be found here, I'm sure you'll find it," Sam assured him.

"Thanks . . . I think."

"I meant it as a compliment," Sam said, wanting to be helpful.

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