Does Not Phollow

CP: I like non sequitur. 

CPP: The comic, or the phrase itself?

CP: Both, actually. 

CPP: Why is this your thought phor today?

CP: This conversation:

CP: CP's Palisade of Pills where we fills refills with pills for bills. How may I help you?

I Think So For It's Near Empty: I need this refill. 

CP: I see that you are out of refills. We can phax your do. . . 

ITS FINE: That's okay. Just go ahead and fill it. 

CP: You have no refills phor me to refill, or phill. Phor that I shall phax your doc. . . 

ITS FINE: No. It's okay. Thanks. You can just fill it and I'll be over later. 

CP: Ma'am. I don't need your permission. I need your provider's authorisation. 

ITS FINE: She'll say it's fine. It's fine. I'll be by later. Thanks. <click>

CPP: She asked for a refill then gave you permission to "just fill it" after you explained there were no refills. 

CP: That is correct. 

CPP: Hence the "non sequitur". Did she come in?

CP: She did. 

CPP: Did you fill it?

CP: I did not. 

CPP: Was she surprised?

CP: She was. 

CPP: What was your reply? 

CP: The provider wrote "refill not appropriate, patient needs appointment". 

CPP: LOL!

CP: Some stories have happy endings.