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Sacculus Unus Exitus

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Institute Pharmacy · Dispensary No. 1
Rx #23,925 Consumer & Shopping
Prescribed
Sacculus Unus Exitus
(One-In, One-Out, for totes)
DosageOne (1) tote bag discarded or donated for every new tote acquired
FrequencyPer tote entering the household
DurationPermanent
Refills0 — the rule holds or the collection wins
Side effects May include the specific grief of donating a conference tote from a conference patient enjoyed, the phantom urge to keep it 'for errands,' and — by month three — a collection that has, for the first time in five years, stopped growing. The bags were, apparently, the easy part.
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Sacculus Unus Exitus is a formal prescription dispensed by the Institute Pharmacy for the behavioral complaint described above. It is not a real medication, will not be found in any pharmacopoeia, and cannot be filled at a real pharmacy. It can, however, be filled by the patient, for the patient, at home.

In the Institute Pharmacy's ledger, this prescription is entered under the English reading One-In, One-Out, for totes — a description patients tend to find more useful than the Latin.

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