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"FacebookPinterest\n\nLos Angeles is teeming with That Guys, as in, Hey, you&amp;#39;re That Guy from the Verizon commercial! But That Guys are human, too. Just like the rest of us. And when That Guys get sick, their first stop is the Toluca Lake Health Center, Hollywood&amp;#39;s de facto infirmary and home to the world&amp;#39;s most selfconscious waiting room. Because of its Burbank location\u2014close to most major studios, including Warner Bros.\u2014and convenient Saturday hours, Toluca Lake is the biggest of the Motion Picture &amp;amp; Television Fund&amp;#39;s five health centers, all of which accept Screen Actors Guild insurance, Hollywood&amp;#39;s equivalent of HIP (and yes, Toluca Lake does Botox). To qualify for SAG insurance, an actor must earn $13,650 a year. &amp;quot;So any actor visiting the center is a working actor,&amp;quot; says SAG spokesperson Ilyanne Kichaven. Which is why, on the day we stop in, a handful of recognizable actors from film and television are waiting for flu shots. We also heard that Kal Penn, That Guy from Harold &amp;amp; Kumar Go to White Castle, had recently visited. &amp;quot;It&amp;#39;s a trip,&amp;quot; says Penn. &amp;quot;You see some hot chick from a Monistat 7 commercial and think, I wonder what she&amp;#39;s here for.&amp;quot; \u2014Mickey Rapkin"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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