Pump asks her sister what she's doing with her blood. She says she knows her sister puts it into her body, but she looks like she'd drink it all, but Pump says he looks like he's drinking it all. Pump says she doesn't really care about her situation, but that she still wants to hear what her sister is doing with it. She wants to know if the blood is really being sold, and if it's being used to cure her sister's disease. Pump tells her to open her mouth and she'll be able to sell her blood for a lot of money. He says he knows he'll have to wait a while to get the blood ready, but he knows it'll all be worth it when his sister needs it. He also says that he knows his sister is obsessed with him, and that explains why she wants to get his blood. He tells her that she needs her blood because she needs it for her own disease, and she needs his blood for hers, too. He asks her if she came here to chit-chat, and he says he didn't. He's sure a doctor of his caliber would want to stay at this place for a long time. He then asks if there's anything wrong with the place, and asks if he can make a profit from the blood, or if he needs to hire someone else to do the job. He adds that if he keeps going around about everything, he'd be leaving. He wants to be the broker in the blood business, he says, and then he asks if they really need a new broker in between them? He says that once he hands over the donor'