The Good Doctor Season 3 Episode 6
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00:00Dr. Sean Murphy, surgical resident, year three.
00:03I will be assisted by Dr. Claire Brown on today's open appendectomy.
00:09I will not be putting on my number seven sterile gloves myself, as I am lead surgeon.
00:14Nurse Fletch, can you adjust the overhead light?
00:18How many degrees, Dr. Murphy?
00:19Yes, I should be more specific.
00:22A 35 degree angle.
00:25Nurse Hawks, please hand me the 10 blade.
00:36Straight clamp, please, Nurse Fletch.
00:41Hello, Dr. Andrews.
00:43I'm going to try to pretend you're not here.
00:46You have not pretended to scrub in and may not be here when here is there, there being OR2 later today.
00:52You don't need a full surgical team to rehearse.
00:55Some of the staff needs to get back to their stations.
00:57No, they can stay here.
00:59Chief Lim has assigned me my second first surgery, and she assigned them all to me and told me to rehearse.
01:06And with all of them, unless and until there's an emergency on their floor.
01:11Dr. Brown, please hand me the bovie.
01:15Dr. Brown had a dental appointment this morning.
01:18I'm doing my best to be annoyingly caring and empathetic in her stead.
01:52There's the baby. And there's the mass. Way too close together. Biopsy is out of the question. The best course is to go in and remove the entire mass.
02:02Will that be dangerous for the baby?
02:04The odds of your daughter being harmed are very low.
02:07And what about recovery time? How long?
02:10Normal recovery is about three weeks.
02:13We're opening a specialty toy store. I need to be up and about in a week. Tell them, Andre.
02:18Sustainable natural toys.
02:20Good for the kids. Good for the world.
02:22I don't really want to leave Andre to fight the crowds alone.
02:26A week is not realistic. Too much stress on your body after the surgery could put the pregnancy at risk.
02:33It's okay. Andre worries.
02:36Thought it was too much to start a business and a family all before our first anniversary.
02:41Business and family are easy.
02:44If I'd known it was business and family and cancer, I might have waited on one of them.
02:52Let's just worry about the surgery right now.
02:57Okay?
02:58Dr. Lim just came from Dr. Murphy's improv class.
03:09I don't remember Brown getting a full team rehearsal before her first surgery.
03:13Our residents are not homogeneous. Each one requires different attention and training.
03:18I agree. And for Sean, that means less training wheels and more scabbed knees.
03:22Trust me. His knees will get scabbed. I'm trying to prevent a decapitation.
03:26If he's not ready...
03:27If he's not ready...
03:27Why don't you follow your own advice?
03:29You think this is the wrong option? Stop telling me.
03:32Let me fail and learn.
03:34But be sure to apologize when you realize I was right.
03:36The appendix can be removed in various ways, including suture ligation, purse stringing, and inversion appendectomy.
03:47I will be using the suture ligation technique.
03:51Dr. Brown, place a clamp just proximal to the distal ligature on the appendix.
03:56How's it going with Carly?
03:59Divide sharply and cauterize the exposed mucosa.
04:03Isn't dating life wonderful? Everything you hoped it would be?
04:07Okay.
04:09Please refrain from asking non-surgical questions, Morgan.
04:13I need to concentrate on the next step in my OR management.
04:17And I need to be clear.
04:19Is there any chance she's not going to be concerned about your personal well-being and inquire repeatedly?
04:29Things are going well, Dr. Brown.
04:33We make out a lot.
04:36Let's close the peritoneal cavity.
04:39You guys have lots of fun on your last day off.
04:41I went to the museum.
04:44Nurse Hawks, please check the patient's vitals.
04:49Everything looks normal.
04:51You went alone?
04:52I called Carly at her house to see if she wanted to play Chinese checkers.
04:57Close the external oblique fascia with a continuous tube of icral stitch.
05:01Although, they're not really Chinese.
05:04It's actually a game of German origin called Sternhame.
05:07It's very fun.
05:08I will use 4-0 monocryl subcuticular interrupted sutures for skin closure.
05:14However, Carly said she could not hang out because she was busy.
05:18If the wound was contaminated, we could leave in a Penrose drain and remove it two to three days later.
05:23But it is not.
05:24She had friends over.
05:25I could hear laughing in the background.
05:28Dr. Brown, approximate all split muscle layers.
05:35That's odd.
05:38Nothing is odd.
05:39We just have two more steps and...
05:43No, that whatever she was doing, she didn't invite you.
05:50Why?
05:51She isn't treating you like a boyfriend.
05:54You don't exclude your significant other from a get-together.
05:57That's not true.
05:58It could have been a family thing.
05:59Or maybe she thinks it's too early to introduce you to her friends.
06:02It's also possible that there was no get-together at all.
06:05I mean, maybe you just heard the television.
06:07Maybe she just doesn't see you as her boyfriend.
06:10Has she ever called you her boyfriend?
06:21We have practiced enough.
06:37You had a dental appointment this morning.
06:46The reason you're late.
06:47So, brush extra well and don't forget to floss.
06:51Thanks.
06:52Don't take this the wrong way, but when did you get so slutty?
06:56I'm not.
06:56Thank you for covering.
06:57You know, this smells like it's been dipped in your car alone.
07:00Do you really care what I wear or what I do?
07:04I care when you're late.
07:05I care about the amount of extra work I have to do covering for you.
07:08I was an hour late.
07:09How much extra work could that be?
07:11One hour's worth.
07:12So, you can thank me by taking two hours off my hands.
07:20Hey, Sean.
07:33Hello.
07:36Waiting for Carly?
07:37I want to know why she did not invite me to her get-together.
07:43Might have a better chance of finding out if you were physically closer to her.
07:49Maybe later.
07:49This prescription should help him feel a little bit better.
07:56And if I may suggest, don't store the chocolate laxatives in the candy drawer.
08:05Hi.
08:05Hey.
08:06I was wondering if you could get away for lunch.
08:09Yeah.
08:10Let me see if I can move some things around.
08:12Come on in.
08:12All right.
08:17I got fired.
08:19What?
08:21What happened?
08:22I was giving away free coffee.
08:25We work in a hospital, and I hear a lot of sad stories.
08:28And sometimes when they're really, really sad, I like to give that person a free coffee, and it makes them smile.
08:33And yes, okay, I know it's against policy, but you'd think my asshat boss would give me more than two warnings before giving me the axe.
08:42Okay.
08:43Okay.
08:43What do you want me to do?
08:44You want me to beat him up?
08:47I want you to come home for lunch, and I want to bitch about my ex-boss, and I want someone there to listen.
08:55Okay.
08:59Use the tenaculum to grasp the lesion to create counterattraction.
09:03I'm going to separate the mass from the underlying myometrium.
09:10Damn it.
09:10Let's get suction.
09:11The mass has surrounded the uterine arteries.
09:18You can't remove the mass without killing the baby.
09:20Dr. Resnick, if you were lead, how would you proceed?
09:23We're already in, so I'd biopsy the mass for testing.
09:26Then I'd perform an embolization of the arteries feeding the tumor.
09:29Very good.
09:29Dr. Park, what does that do?
09:31It should allow us to control the bleeding so we can close her up and leave the baby in place for two months.
09:36That'll give the baby time to become viable outside the womb.
09:39At that point, we go back in, safely take out the baby and the mass.
09:43Sounds like the right call to me.
09:44We'll be performing an embolization of the arteries feeding the tumor.
09:47I'll inform Chief Lynn.
09:48Not necessary.
09:50It's protocol to run all decisions about complex procedures by the chief of surgery.
09:54There's only one clear path, which means there is no decision.
09:59In my office, please.
10:19I didn't think you'd mind.
10:21We always complained about Andrews and his red tape.
10:24Well, I hoped that our relationship was better than whatever you had with Andrews.
10:28It is, but I know you're busy.
10:30You don't need to be bothered.
10:30You know how this makes me look?
10:32You know how this makes me look?
10:36This job was on your to-do list.
10:39Lab must have made a mistake.
10:41I'll deal with it.
10:42We might have a bigger issue than you lying about the blood test.
10:46I'm not lying.
10:47Like I said, this is a bigger issue.
10:49Sean is distracted.
10:50Well, why would he be?
10:51Because you were at the dentist?
10:53Nurse Hawk asked some questions.
10:55Carly didn't invite Sean to something, and now he's worried that they're not boyfriend and girlfriend.
10:58So did you talk to him?
11:00No.
11:00That's what you do.
11:01I think I put it on your list to be kind and care, so I don't have to.
11:05Okay, I'll talk to him.
11:07Talk to Carly first.
11:08You can do it when you drop off the blood vials and pretend it's the second time.
11:13This is good.
11:14It's good.
11:15You were wasted there.
11:16I was happy there.
11:18I love that hospital.
11:21I love the staff and the patients.
11:23It just felt like home.
11:29Here's a thought.
11:31What if I come work with you?
11:33I saw your waiting room.
11:35You need the help.
11:37We have an office manager.
11:38She doesn't manage.
11:39She's never there.
11:41I was a nurse.
11:42I could schedule your appointments.
11:44I could triage the walk-ins.
11:46It's like a win-win.
11:48I don't think we have the budget for new employees.
11:54Aaron, that's horse crap.
11:58You're the president.
12:01What's the real reason?
12:05I think couples that are apart now and then, it's a good thing.
12:10Couples together 24-7?
12:12I mean, I don't want to get to the point where we come home and we run to opposite sides of the house.
12:21Okay.
12:22That's just a thought.
12:26I'm just going to keep walking.
12:28Hi, Carly.
12:36Replacement vials.
12:37For some reason, the blood work for Sean's case was never processed.
12:41Well, that doesn't sound right.
12:42Why is not all that important?
12:44But if you could just put a rush on them, if the tests get delayed any longer, then Sean's surgery could get rescheduled.
12:50There's no record of any blood work being dropped off for Sean.
12:53If the surgery gets rescheduled, then Sean will lose his team.
12:56The team is practiced with.
12:57It might throw him, so if Sean...
12:59Sean doesn't get thrown by anything medical.
13:03Sean is already thrown.
13:06For some reason, he has it in his head that you dissed him or something, that maybe there's a problem.
13:10And now he seems distracted, upset.
13:12I wondered if you could speak with him.
13:15Let him know everything's okay.
13:19I'll make sure to put a rush on the blood tests.
13:27My wife says that the earth is a womb.
13:30And that when you garden, you become part of the birthing process.
13:34Not that I mind sharing hobbies with her.
13:36It keeps us close.
13:38And I don't mind the dirt in my eyes.
13:40Just could do with a little less of the talking.
13:44I feel you.
13:46You don't by any chance possess the power of flight.
13:50Uh, what?
13:51You have a wing in your eye.
13:53Oh, I'm sorry?
13:54Just hold still.
13:57Oh.
13:58Congratulations.
13:59Your womb just gave birth to a bee.
14:02Ugh.
14:03Triplets, in fact.
14:04Dr. Glassman, I need to compartmentalize.
14:07Hi, Sean.
14:08Nurse Hawk says girlfriends invite their boyfriends to get-togethers.
14:13That means it's possible Carly did not invite me because I am not her boyfriend, but we make out.
14:19And she wants to hold my hand, and she lets me touch her breasts.
14:23Those are things you do with a boyfriend.
14:26Now all I think about is Carly.
14:28Even when I'm supposed to be doing my job, I do not like it.
14:32I tried to talk to her, but I can't.
14:35You can't talk to her.
14:36I can't.
14:37I need to compartmentalize.
14:40Well, Sean, you're very good at compartmentalizing.
14:44Are you wearing your white lab coat when you tried to talk to her?
14:47No, I was in my surgical scrubs.
14:49Okay, see, we all struggle to separate our work life with our personal life, right?
14:56That's why we wear uniforms.
14:57It tells us, it tells the world, this is what I have to focus on right now.
15:01I can't worry about anything else.
15:03That makes sense.
15:04Good.
15:04So when Carly's wearing her white lab coat, then she's just a co-worker, not a girl you
15:10happen to be seeing at the moment.
15:12When you're wearing your white lab coat, then you say to yourself, I'm a doctor, damn it.
15:16I'm not going to worry about everything else.
15:19Say to yourself, I'm a doctor.
15:21Romance doesn't matter.
15:24I'm a doctor.
15:26Romance doesn't matter.
15:27I'm a doctor.
15:28Romance doesn't matter.
15:29I am a doctor.
15:31Romance doesn't matter.
15:34I am a doctor.
15:40Romance doesn't matter.
15:44Um, you're wearing a white lab coat.
15:48Do you want to be a doctor and get the other bees out of my eye?
15:51You make a fair point.
15:54Looking for Murphy?
15:56Yep.
15:57Blood test being expedited?
15:58Yes.
15:59Did you own your mistake or blame some innocent clerk?
16:02How did it feel?
16:05Is it eating at you?
16:06You mean, how do I live one moment behaving how you do constantly?
16:10At least I'm consistent, even when I'm going through my own issues.
16:16Sean?
16:19Why aren't you wearing your white coat?
16:20Well, I am a civilian.
16:24Medicine doesn't matter.
16:26You're not leaving.
16:27Your surgery is in six hours.
16:33Did you speak to Carly?
16:35I need to talk to Carly.
16:39Sean, why did we practice this morning?
16:43Because I'm not good at communication?
16:46Exactly.
16:47But with practice, you can do it.
16:49Talk to me.
16:51Tell me the problem.
16:52Tell me how you feel.
16:55Okay.
16:57I have to talk to Carly.
17:01Sean, stop.
17:03You don't have to talk to Carly.
17:05Everything is fine.
17:06I talked to her earlier, and it was just all a misunderstanding.
17:10Why did she not invite me over to meet her friends?
17:16There were no friends.
17:17The laughing you heard, she thinks it must have been a podcast she was listening to.
17:25I need to get my lab coat.
17:31Told you you're better at this than I am.
17:33That you could have jumped in earlier.
17:34We were able to do a biopsy, and the mass is not malignant.
17:43We've stabilized it, but it does still need to be removed.
17:47When?
17:48Two months.
17:49By then, the baby will be viable outside.
17:51I don't feel well.
17:53My vision's getting blurry.
17:55Blood pressure's tanking.
17:58What's happening to her?
18:00It's Dr. Melendez.
18:00Hello.
18:20My name is Dr. Sean Murphy.
18:23Surgical resident, year three.
18:25I will be assisted by Dr. Claire Brown on today's open appendectomy.
18:31I will not be putting on my number seven sterile gloves myself, as I am lead surgeon.
18:38Nurse Fletch, can you adjust the overhead light?
18:44Adjust to a 35-degree angle.
18:50Nurse Hawks, please hand me the template.
18:53The arterial embolization was rejected above the bladder.
19:10The mass is seeping blood, and we have to go in again, or she'll slowly bleed to death.
19:14We deliver the baby early, have an incubator and ventilator ready in the OR.
19:17Even with maximal NICU support, the baby's chance of survival is around 15 to 20%.
19:22Maybe we were wrong the first time.
19:26Maybe we can leave the child and work around her.
19:29We can suction, resect this viable lesion, and control the bleeding better with the argon beam coagulator.
19:34Very easy to go too far, causing you to rupture.
19:37But if we don't screw up, the baby gets to stay in the womb and grow to term.
19:40Nice.
19:41I'll go book an OR.
19:42Wait.
19:43There's one more thing we need to do.
19:51It's a good plan.
19:52But the safest course of action is to deliver prematurely and remove the mass.
19:56By deliver prematurely, you mean terminate the pregnancy?
20:00Not necessarily, but yes.
20:02To save her life.
20:05If I place internal iliac artery balloon catheters, I can control most bleeding as it happens.
20:10Most?
20:13I perform surgeries that were a lot more complicated under much more difficult circumstances.
20:18When you had no other option.
20:20You have a choice here, a safer choice.
20:22The mother's life takes precedence.
20:24That's our policy.
20:26Are we sure it's hers?
20:27Okay.
20:32Go make your case.
20:35Neil.
20:37Thank you for getting my approval.
20:40It's your job.
20:45I will now use electrocautery to incise through both the fascia and muscles.
20:51Can I please get a measurement on the patient's pulse, blood pressure, and temperature?
20:59Pulse is at 65, pressure 118 over 82, and temp is normal at 98.6 degrees.
21:04Thank you for hearing and responding.
21:09The appendix can be removed in various ways.
21:12I will be using the suture ligation technique.
21:16Dr. Brown, can you identify the ascending colon and its tenia coli?
21:24I see it.
21:26Please free the appendix, niso appendix complex from its adjacent tissue, Babcock clamps.
21:32You must have nicked an illia coli branch of the SMA.
21:52Get suction on it, Dr. Brown.
21:55Nurse Fletch, please use lab sponges to stem the bleed.
22:02If she hemorrhages, she could die.
22:06That is a possibility.
22:08But if you're successful, then I complete my pregnancy.
22:11No, it's too risky.
22:13If Dr. Melendez says he can do it.
22:17Do the other surgery, the one where you take the baby out and you save Patty.
22:22I'm the one carrying the baby.
22:24I'm the one going through the surgery.
22:26It's not your choice to make.
22:27I didn't want this baby.
22:32I'm sorry, I just...
22:36We could have another child some other time.
22:41But I can't replace you.
22:42I don't want another baby.
22:54I want the one that's been giving me morning sickness for the last 23 weeks.
23:00I want the one who's been giving me heartburn, constipation, and insomnia.
23:06It's the baby that I want to hold.
23:13And I couldn't live with the guilt if I killed our baby to save my own life.
23:19We're forming a suture ligation with two interrupted two ovicryl sutures.
23:42We're forming a suture ligation with two interrupted two ovicryl sutures.
23:42Dr. Brown, cauterize the exposed mucosa.
24:02I may owe Dr. Lim an apology.
24:07Continue.
24:07Yes, we still need to copiously irrigate the wound with normal saline, grasp the peritoneum
24:15with two straight clamps, and close it all up with a continuous 3-0 ovicryl stitch.
24:22Irrigating.
24:24Straight clamp, please, nurse.
24:30Straight clamp, please, nurse Hawks.
24:33You are handing them to me incorrectly.
24:41I'm sorry?
24:45You are handing them to me incorrectly.
24:48This is how I always do it.
24:50You do it wrong.
24:52Sean, I don't know how else to do it.
24:58You can do it the right way.
25:00What's the right way?
25:01The efficient way.
25:02Efficient?
25:03Yes.
25:04There is historical precedence to my preference.
25:09Please just take the clamp.
25:10I can't.
25:11Of course you can.
25:12Take the damn clamp.
25:20You need to leave.
25:26Nurse Hawks, you need to leave the O.R.
25:31Leave now.
25:33Dr. Resnick, please cauterize those bleeders with the argon coagulator.
25:51I nicked an artery.
25:55She's hemorrhaging.
25:56Hang four units on the rapid infuser.
25:58Give me a vascular clamp.
25:59The surgery was successful.
26:07You can't solve your interpersonal problems by making people go away.
26:10There was a bleed.
26:11You threw the nurse out of surgery because of a bleed.
26:15Yes.
26:16Because we nicked the iliacolic branch of the SMA, Nurse Fletch was attending to the lap sponges,
26:22so Nurse Hawks had to hand me the straight clamp.
26:25And she did it wrong.
26:27And she refused to do it right.
26:31Did you tell her how to do it right?
26:32I wanted my straight clamp handed to me at a 45 degree angle so I do not have to bend my wrist as much to go from handoff to the surgical field.
26:43Did you explain all of that to her?
26:45I told her to do it the efficient way.
26:48I want you to apologize to Nurse Hawks.
26:55No, no.
26:57Why would I apologize because she did not do it right?
27:01Because you didn't either.
27:05When you're lead surgeon, it means you're in charge, which means if anything goes wrong, it's your fault.
27:12Do you understand?
27:15You've got to make this right.
27:19Okay.
27:27You could have stepped in and kept the situation from escalating.
27:35You have your way of dealing with Sean.
27:38And so do I.
27:48We need better control the bleeding.
27:50Clamp off the cum in Iliad.
27:51There's too much blood to see in here.
27:52We have to take the baby out.
27:59Page on call neonatologist.
28:01Let them know they're going to have a 23-week-old girl coming their way very soon.
28:08Second time in as many days you've dropped by unexpectedly.
28:11Lee, I'm starting to think you like me.
28:13I got a job offer.
28:15Well, there you go.
28:16That was quick.
28:17Let's go celebrate.
28:18Well, I'm not going to take the offer.
28:20I want to come work here with you.
28:22Well, we've already talked about that.
28:24You talked.
28:25I listened.
28:26That's my turn to talk.
28:28We are married to be here for each other, even when the other one didn't know they need it.
28:34You're so busy with your patients.
28:36You don't see that the clinic is starting to suffer.
28:38Right now, it's double-booked appointments.
28:41Next, it could be the wrong medication prescribed.
28:43You never let that happen?
28:45I'm a good partner.
28:46I'm good at home, on the weekends.
28:49I could be equally as good here in this office.
28:54Okay, if it doesn't work out, I'll quit.
28:58Or you can fire me.
29:00No harm, no foul.
29:02Nothing is ever as simple as no harm, no foul.
29:06You got a resume?
29:08Well, I was hoping to avoid that.
29:36I read a study that said sharing a cup of coffee with colleagues promotes professionalism.
29:53My cup is empty, because I do not like the way coffee makes me feel.
30:00I've had a long day.
30:01Can I just enjoy my lunch?
30:04Chief Lim asked me to apologize to you.
30:09Okay.
30:10The earliest known drawing of a pivoting surgical instrument dates back to 1500 BC on a tomb
30:30at Thebes, Egypt.
30:31This does not sound like the beginning of an apology.
30:33I want to explain why I prefer the straight clamp handed to me at a 45 degree angle.
30:39Putting it in historical context will help.
30:41You need to stop.
30:42In the 9th century, albucasis, known as the father of surgery.
30:47You need to go away.
30:48No, I need you to understand, because if you see why I'm right, you will see there is
30:54no reason for me to apologize.
30:56She's gone at the unstable VTAC.
31:10Dr. Resnick, we're going to need the defibrillator.
31:19Charging.
31:21Clear.
31:24Any compressions?
31:25Give me one milligram of epinephrine.
31:28She's gone into V-fib shock again.
31:30Charging.
31:31Clear.
31:35All right, crack her chest.
31:36I'm going to do an open heart massage.
31:45Heart's exposed.
31:48Starting a massage.
31:53Internal cardiac paddles.
31:55Charging.
31:55Charging.
32:02Clear.
32:06Again.
32:07Charge.
32:08Clear.
32:11Again.
32:12Charge.
32:14Clear.
32:15Clear.
32:15Clear.
32:15Let's open the uterus and get the baby.
32:38Let's open the uterus and get the baby.
32:42What you had to do is say you're sorry.
32:59I tried to explain why the straight clamp.
33:04No, I don't hear the word sorry in there.
33:06I don't hear any taking of responsibility.
33:08You said I had to make this right.
33:12An apology seemed to be just one possible way.
33:15Sean, she filed a complaint.
33:18No.
33:18Yes.
33:19No.
33:19You have a problem with communication.
33:20I was, yes, but I am.
33:22I'm going to make this very, very clear.
33:24You screwed up.
33:26No.
33:26Yes, yet you were wrong.
33:27No.
33:28You are wrong.
33:28You screwed up.
33:29Now, this incident will be noted in your file.
33:33And if this or anything like this happens again, that will be the end of your residency.
33:42Now, what do you have to say?
33:52You're sorry.
33:53I failed.
34:02I'm sorry.
34:04Good.
34:06Now, go say those words to Nurse Hawks.
34:09And mean them.
34:10I spoke to Carly.
34:39You're a terrible fairy godmother.
34:42You swoop in, you enchant the hero with a lie, and then you carry on like you made his
34:45world a better place.
34:47Sean was about to talk to Carly.
34:49That's what he needed to do.
34:50I think Carly's pissed at him.
34:51Fine.
34:52Then she's pissed at him.
34:53They deal with it.
34:54Sean's problem is communication.
34:56You made it worse.
34:57Sean needed to get his head straight before his first solo surgery.
35:01That is what I did.
35:02I fixed the problem.
35:04You buried a problem.
35:06It seems to be your general approach to life right now.
37:33You're mad at me?
37:37Yes.
37:38Because whenever you have a problem, I hear it from Glassman or Claire or Morgan.
37:44Anyone but you.
37:53I'm sorry.
37:56Good.
37:56John, stop.
38:04This is the problem.
38:06You have to tell me what's bothering you.
38:08Why did you not invite me to your get-together last Sunday?
38:16I had some old friends over.
38:19We were going to drink and play a little poker.
38:24My friends are snarky.
38:27They tease and play practical jokes on each other.
38:31And I knew that you wouldn't like that and that it would get weird, so I decided not to invite you.
38:36That's it.
38:38That's it.
38:38That's it.
38:39The whole story.
38:46My father always sent me to my room when he would play poker with his friends.
38:53They were loud.
38:55They were loud and they would tease me.
38:58They said I talked funny.
39:01Is that what your friends were going to say?
39:03No, Sean.
39:04Of course not.
39:05Then what were they going to do?
39:07Nothing, I guess.
39:12It's just, sometimes when you bring the guy that you're dating into the mix, that relationship changes.
39:18It can be a disaster.
39:20Was it a disaster?
39:24Every time you brought a date to meet your friends?
39:29No.
39:30Some fit right in.
39:31Then how did you know?
39:33How did you know it would be a disaster with me?
39:46I didn't.
39:49I made an assumption.
39:52And I shouldn't have done that.
39:56I'm sorry, too.
40:03Can you forgive me?
40:08I wasn't a great girlfriend.
40:13Girlfriend?
40:17You're my girlfriend?
40:20Yeah.
40:22Does that mean I'm your boyfriend?
40:25You are.
40:26I forgive you.
40:28I forgive you.
40:33Can I kiss you?
40:37Okay.
40:49I'm glad we talked.
40:52Me, too.
40:54I'll introduce you to my friends next week.
40:56No, thank you.
40:58I would not like to meet your friends.
40:59Okay.
41:04Okay.
41:04Let's go.
41:34Let's go.