Mariana van Zeller

So they'd see you three minutes, okay, next one, and stamp it.

There were people passing out in these pain clinics in the lobby, people passing out outside.

So when I went inside the –

I talked to the receptionist, and then I went outside, and I bummed a cigarette out of somebody.

And I explained, hey, I pretended I had secret cameras.

They didn't know I was filming.

And I started saying, what are you doing here?

He was like, oh, yeah, I came from Kentucky, and this is one of the best clinics.

I can get all my pills here, and then I go back, and, you know, we sell them, and we can still use the pills we want.

It's feeding our addiction, and we go out, and we sell them for 10 times what we're paying here.

Wow.

And so it was a big business.

Yeah.

So you could go to several different doctors, doctor shopping.

So we're outside this American Pain Clinic, which we knew at the time.

They had security guards outside, surveillance cameras.

So we knew they were like shady.

But we also knew that they were the biggest operators in town.

So we wanted to film outside.

And it was our last day in Florida.