Quaid realizes he has missed his regular train, but he still doesn't know how he got in the taxi. As the small blue car enters the station, Johnny Cab asks: "This OK?". 
The bizarre robotic operator of the taxi turns his attention back towards the road. Quaid, miffed and disorientated, continues questioning the driver:
An angular, blue taxi cab speeds along the highway. While the driver whistles happily to himself, his passenger begins to awake. Jostled by the rocking of the vehicle and the noise from its operator, Douglas Quaid finally wakes up. His body moves with the motion of the cab as he looks about, trying to get his bearings. Turning towards the driver, Quaid asks: "Where am I?".
". . Oh, shit. . .". Bob McClane now realizes that he and his team at Rekall have a serious problem on their hands. Dr. Lull drives the point home by saying: "I've been trying to tell you - someone has erased his memory!". Upon hearing this, Bob's heart drops to his ass. 
"MY-NAME-IS-NOT-QUAID!", hisses Doug. "YOU UNTYE ME, NOW! UNTYE ME!!".
The soft tissue in Bob McClane's neck is rapidly pulverized under the iron grip of Douglas Quaid. As the helpless travel agent's larynx starts to collapse, Quaid looks intensely at his victim. . .
Bob runs into Rekall's lab to find Ernie and Dr. Lull struggling to restrain a hyper-agitated Quaid. Doug has gone totally berserk, kicking Ernie across the room as he bellows: "AARRGGH! GET OFF! YOU BLEW MY COV-VA!! AAAHH!".
While dealing with a new client, Bob McClane is interrupted by a banging on his office window. It's Tiffany, Rekall's bootylicious secretary, frantically telling him to answer his Vid-Com phone. On the screen is a panicked Dr. Lull. Something has gone wrong with Douglas Quaid's memory implantation. . .
For this group shot of the foursome traveling towards the Sea of Green , I chose to alter the colors of their clothes seen in the film. Th...
