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The Supremos - Episode 4
March 28, 2001
by The Shifties

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OPENING SCENE: In the psychiatrist's office.

Dr. Phlemmi: I was under the impression you had decided to withdraw from therapy.

Justice Supremo: Nah, I was just under stress. I overreacted. Now that I started, I should see things through.

Dr. Phlemmi: I'm glad to hear that. I will have to charge you for the missed session, however.

Justice Supremo: Whaddya talkin' about?

Dr. Phlemmi: I think we should honor our agreement.

Justice Supremo: I didn't sign no agreement.

Dr. Phlemmi: I informed you of my office policy...

Justice Supremo: Hey, my policy is, I don't pay for nothin' I didn't use.

Dr. Phlemmi: You don't understand…

Justice Supremo: You don't understand. We have no written contract, therefore, I have no obligation. Paying you for that session would undermine my strict Originalist philosophy of the law. (shrugs) So you see, I can't pay you.

Dr. Phlemmi: How convenient for you. I suppose you support the tax cut, too.

Justice Supremo: Of course, but not because I'll get three hundred thousand bucks back from the IRS.

Dr. Phlemmi: I wonder how much progress we're making here.

SCENE: Early the following Sunday. A Dunkin Donuts shop in Arlington, Virginia. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas waits impatiently behind a long line of customers.

Justice Thomas: (to himself) Why do I always have to buy the donuts for our Opus Dei meetings? (calls out to the counter clerk) Say, buddy, can we move this line along a little faster?

Clerk: Don't get your panties in a wad, sweetie. There's others ahead of you.

Justice Thomas: How impertinent! Don't you see these robes I'm wearing?

Clerk: You mean that unflattering black muumuu?

Justice Thomas: These are the robes of a Supreme Court Justice!

Clerk: I thought you stole them from RuPaul!

Justice Thomas: You will not, I repeat, you will not disrespect the uniform of the High Court!

Justice Thomas reaches beneath his robes and draws forth a large object.

Customer: Look out! He's got a really big law book!

The other customers scatter. Justice Thomas hurdles the counter in a single bound, then hurls the massive book to the floor. The clerk falls, screaming, and holding his foot.

Clerk: My toe, my toe! You asshole, you broke my toe!

Justice Thomas: I'll just help myself to these donuts now, young man.

SCENE: In chambers. Nino is complaining to Justice Ginsburg.

Justice Supremo: We should review this Indiana thing.

Justice Ginsburg: The one where the school board required teachers to read a disclaimer before they taught evolution?

Justice Supremo: It's a good idea.

Justice Ginsburg: On what grounds?

Justice Supremo: You shouldn't teach kids they come from the apes, they already act enough like apes as it is. Now Genesis, that's a nice story. It's got fruit and trees and herpetology. Plus there's nudity to keep the little buggers interested.

Justice Ginsburg: It's a myth, Nino.

Justice Supremo: So what? It don't hurt nobody. Like the Easter Bunny, or any kid can grow up to be President, or their Daddy went into the waste management business because he has a passion for clean cities.

Suddenly Justice O'Connor rushes in. She looks panicked.

Justice O'Connor: Someone attacked a clerk in Dunkin Donuts in broad daylight!

Justice Supremo: Probably some high school biology student.

Justice O'Connor: The assailant carried a bound copy of Collected Opinions of the United States Supreme Court, 1979-1996!

Justice Supremo: (leaping to his feet) Oh, my God...

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