A dramatic, tense, urgent Seth & Chris's duologue from "Boiler Room" by Ben Younger.
SETH: What’s this about? You okay?
CHRIS: (Looks around nervously) No. No, I’m not okay. We got a problem, Seth. A big problem.
SETH: What are you talking about? Did something happen with a client?
CHRIS: Worse. Much worse. The Feds. They’re onto us.
SETH: The FBI? What are you talking about? How do
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