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The Good Doctor Season 3 Episode 5

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00:00Oh, well I would like to hear it.
00:05Naughty thought.
00:07How about we don't wait 12 minutes for our next kiss?
00:10We would never see the end of the movie.
00:14That's an incredible girl who likes moingo, moingo.
00:17What can I say?
00:21It's better if we stick to the schedule.
00:36Sure.
00:47Didn't hear you come in last night.
00:51So I'm guessing it went well at Carly's.
00:54The end of the movie was very predictable.
00:58Not the question I was asking, but we still managed to answer it.
01:04Carly touches me when we kiss.
01:07You don't like her touching it?
01:09Oh, I do.
01:11But I prefer to touch only one thing at a time.
01:16Have you told her you prefer to touch only one thing at a time?
01:21In those exact words?
01:33Whatever it is, I'm definitely in.
01:34My first lead surgery.
01:36John, that's awesome.
01:39I am going to rock it.
01:41Oh, help me.
01:42Here you are.
01:43Help me.
01:44How are you doing?
01:45I'm good.
01:46Thank you for helping me with the sea lions.
01:47I'll never say no to a caper.
01:48But I'd like to keep my mother's death between the two of us.
01:49I just, I can't deal with people's platitudes right now.
01:51Okay.
01:52But that kind of suggests you're not good.
01:53This is textbook denial.
01:54It's only one thing.
01:55I don't know.
01:56I don't know.
01:57I don't know.
01:58I don't know.
01:59I don't know.
02:00I don't know.
02:01I don't know.
02:02I don't know.
02:03I don't know.
02:04I don't know.
02:05I don't know.
02:06I don't know.
02:07I don't know.
02:08How are you doing?
02:09I'm good.
02:10Thank you for helping me with the sea lions.
02:11I'll never say no to a caper.
02:12But I'd like to keep my mother's death between the two of us.
02:14I just, I can't deal with people's platitudes right now.
02:16Okay.
02:17But that kind of suggests you're not good.
02:19This is textbook denial.
02:20It's only going to inhibit your grief process.
02:22Denial is the first step in the grief process.
02:24So I'd say I'm right on track.
02:25But thank you for your platitudes.
02:29This is Curtis.
02:30He decided to fix his chimney without a safety harness.
02:33He has open bilateral tidbit fractures.
02:35They wanted $1,200 for a two hour job.
02:37And I could still do a hurricane grind.
02:40It's a skateboard move that builds off a 180, Ollie.
02:43I got great balance.
02:44Pupils are slow to react.
02:49Unfortunately, balance is less great after a few cocktails.
02:54Not me.
02:55Clean and sober.
02:56Six years, three months, and 24 days.
02:59Get him on IV antibiotics into our level one and run a BAC.
03:03I'm Dr. Sean Murphy, your surgeon.
03:16Esophageal cancer is a serious condition.
03:21However, you don't have any remote or metastatic disease and responded well to chemo radiation.
03:29So a resection of the esophagus should render you cancer free.
03:34You look awfully young.
03:43I always say the younger they are, the smarter they must be.
03:51We will pull the stomach up and attach it to the remains of your esophagus, keeping your GI system connected so you will not need a permanent feeding tube.
04:01My oncologist told me all this, but I refuse to believe it.
04:06That it was all going to be okay until I heard it from my surgeon.
04:13I'm sorry.
04:14It's just, I've been through a divorce and a career change.
04:19And I finally bought my own cafe.
04:22Three days before I got my diagnosis.
04:26And I thought it was a sign I was making a mistake.
04:29But it was just the opposite.
04:33I wasn't done.
04:36I'm sorry.
04:37I have to inform you of the risks of this procedure.
04:42There is a 7% chance of heart and lung problems, a 12% chance of infection, a 0.5% chance of death among others.
04:51Bring it, Dr. Murphy.
04:59Sean got very lucky.
05:12He landed the world's most genial patient for his first case.
05:15Nice.
05:16Of you.
05:18You picked that patient for him.
05:19I heard it was Park's chart before you stepped in.
05:21Sean's weakness is patient management.
05:23You shouldn't be coddling him.
05:24We challenge him too much, we lose him.
05:27Murphy?
05:29He perseveres.
05:30He's annoyingly resilient.
05:31I agree that some failures don't seem to face him at all.
05:36But it's his lifelong dream.
05:38So yes, I think we could lose him.
05:40I'll tough love his ass next week.
05:45Okay, Curtis, we're good to go.
05:47Curtis, my God, are you okay?
05:49Thinking I should have gone with the contractor.
05:52His thinking was impaired.
05:53He had a blood alcohol level of .09.
05:58Your test must be wrong.
05:59You were quite inebriated when you came in.
06:03That's impossible Curtis doesn't drink.
06:06We'll make a note of it in his charts.
06:08We've got to get him to the O.R.
06:22You play softball?
06:24My junior year in high school, I had an ERA of 2.95.
06:27My wife's got her arm.
06:29I can't believe you're my wife.
06:31Till death do us part.
06:32No.
06:45Oh, you found Wally.
06:47You have a name for it?
06:49Hey, it's my Walther, PPK 32.
06:52He and I go way back.
06:53Is it loaded?
06:56I mean, is this a problem?
06:58Because I just, I keep it in my bedside table.
07:01In my gun safe.
07:03Combination 7359.
07:05I'm not going to remember that.
07:06I don't want to remember that.
07:08I mean, we're going to live together.
07:11We're going to need to make some compromises.
07:14Are you nervous?
07:24How badly are you freaking out?
07:27I'm not badly freaking out.
07:30I've assisted in six esophageal resections.
07:34All of which were free of complications.
07:37So you're overdue for a blow up.
07:41Sorry, I'm just a bit annoyed because I had my hand on this case first.
07:47And now I'm third out of four at best.
07:49But I'm happy for you.
07:55Really.
07:57I'm happy for me too.
08:00She has extensive scar tissue.
08:04And it's plastered her stomach to her anterior abdominal wall.
08:09I told her she wouldn't need a permanent feeding tube.
08:16But she will.
08:20We've got to tell a budding chef she'll never eat again.
08:25How will she react?
08:28Don't know.
08:30Badly.
08:31But the specifics you...
08:32You should tell her.
08:34She's your patient. It's your job.
08:36I'm bad at patient communication.
08:39If I make her very unhappy, she may not want me to do the surgery.
08:44If you're not willing to take that risk, then you should hand the case over to Park.
08:46No, I don't want to hand the case over to Dr. Park.
08:52Park will tell Beth.
08:55And Sean, it's still your surgery.
08:57Drill.
09:07Do you see his heart with him?
09:10Ray controlled AFib.
09:13Hold it on his record.
09:14Ask his wife about a post-up.
09:15Probably a symptom of binge drinking, which he'll lie to us about and she'll tell us she believes.
09:21She's in denial.
09:23You had surgery as a child.
09:24As a baby?
09:25I don't even remember it.
09:26There's considerable scar tissue, more than we typically expect to find, which has affected our surgical plan.
09:39How?
09:41Dr. Murphy will field that question.
09:44No.
09:46Dr. Lin said...
09:48Proceed, Dr. Murphy.
09:52Somebody please tell me.
09:54We can't move your stomach up, so you will need a feeding tube.
10:10For the rest of your life, the good news is that this surgery is simpler.
10:18So your recovery time will be shorter by three to five days.
10:33Hey.
10:37Do any of you own a gun?
10:42Is there someone you'd like taken care of?
10:45I still have my service pistol.
10:46I have a SIG P365.
10:49Do any of you have or have you ever had issues about it with your significant others?
10:56After our son was born, my wife suddenly hated having a firearm in the house.
11:01And one night I came home late to a PowerPoint presentation.
11:0790 minutes of horrifying statistics.
11:08Now it's in a locker at my gun range.
11:11A lot of setup, but I like that.
11:12I had a boyfriend who felt very weird about me having a gun.
11:17He wasn't big on logic, so I took the emotional approach.
11:20Told him it's not for the firepower, it's for the confidence it gives me as a woman when I carry it.
11:24I live with a guy who had a gun, not to use the nuclear option.
11:29It goes or he goes.
11:31It worked, they both went.
11:32Well, that's just wonderful.
11:33I heard your news.
11:34It's pretty exciting.
11:35I jumped seven times.
11:36How's the anxiety level?
11:37Why do people keep asking me that?
11:38Everyone has doubts, Sean.
11:39I'm excited.
11:40You can be excited and nervous.
11:41Usually they go together.
11:42Speaking of, I'm sorry if I was a bit too assertive last night.
11:43Leah said it must be tricky for you.
11:50So now Leah is also privy to the intimacies of our intimacy.
11:51Great.
11:52Yes.
11:54Oh, Leah said it must be tricky for you.
11:56So now Leah is also privy to the intimacies of our intimacy.
12:03Great.
12:04Leah said it must be tricky for you.
12:09So now Leah is also privy to the intimacies of our intimacy.
12:14Great.
12:15Yes.
12:18Oh, Leah said to tell you if I don't know.
12:22to tell you that I prefer to touch only one thing at a time.
12:33Located upper self-ageal sphincter.
12:35You have a good tumor margin resecting above or below?
12:38Below.
12:42Sean gave the news to his patient after all.
12:45Sean did what I expected. He upset her, but the news is upsetting.
12:48She'll deal with it. He'll learn how to...
12:49She wants him off the case.
12:52Sean.
12:56No.
12:59Sean, I will find you another case.
13:01This is my case.
13:05I prepared for this case.
13:08I don't want another case.
13:12Dr. Murphy.
13:22What are you learning, Sean?
13:27That's what you do at a teaching hospital. I'm learning, too.
13:43Going from attending to chief of surgery is a big deal.
13:53Every day, every decision, every mistake. I learned something. So do you.
14:01No, I don't. I have a developmental disorder.
14:15Come with me.
14:16I'm waiting for my bus.
14:18You can take a later one.
14:22I'm sure I mentioned I was chief.
14:29Hi, Beth.
14:29I'm sorry for what you're going through, and Dr. Murphy's phrasing was unfortunate, but there's been no deceit or negligence.
14:42He's an excellent surgeon who has my full confidence in the OR, and if you don't trust him, you don't trust me.
14:47So, I would recommend you have your surgery at a different hospital. I can make arrangements.
14:56However, if you reconsider, we can proceed as scheduled first thing tomorrow morning.
15:00If you don't want people to know your mother died, just stop acting like someone whose mother died.
15:27I'm going to move on to the second stage of grief.
15:31Anger.
15:33Not acting depressed.
15:34No, you're acting bitchy.
15:36But you're not a bitch, so that looks weird on you, and people are going to know something's up.
15:40So, do you want me happier or sadder?
15:42Let me know, because I'm really looking for your approval.
15:47Bitchy.
15:53You really think this guy's still on the wagon?
15:55Just because he's a drunk, doesn't mean he's not sick.
15:58But all you can see, it's an addict married to an enabler, so all roads lead to rum.
16:05Come on, that was cute.
16:08No LV wall motion abnormalities.
16:11No valvular disease or dysfunction.
16:14Ruling out any structural cause for the arrhythmia.
16:17You win.
16:18Congratulations.
16:21Hey!
16:22Hey.
16:23What's your day?
16:25Good.
16:26Good.
16:28Pensive.
16:29I was thinking about your gun and why you need it.
16:31Oh, Aaron, I don't...
16:32No, no, no.
16:33I was an idiot and a guy.
16:35I get it.
16:36You walking alone in a garage late at night, you walking alone on the street late at night.
16:40Or getting into my own car or even my own house.
16:43Exactly.
16:44That's why I got you a surprise.
16:48Yeah?
16:49Right outside the back door.
16:58You have exactly 10 seconds to punch in the code before SEAL Team 6 arrives.
17:037, 3, 5, 9.
17:06Every door, every window, every vent over 36 inches.
17:09This is your security fob.
17:12Works in all 48 contiguous states in Canada.
17:14You have no idea how much extra comfort this is going to give me.
17:21Actually, I was hoping it would be your primary source of comfort.
17:25You were thinking that this would mean I would give up my gun?
17:33That's exactly what I was thinking.
17:35Well, the first rule of security systems is redundancy.
17:38By that logic, we should get a tank for the garage.
17:40Aaron, it shouldn't matter why I want a gun.
17:42Whether it's because it makes me feel more secure or it was a memento of my dad's or just because it's fun to shoot.
17:49All that matters is I'm a grown-up and I'm responsible.
17:55And I want it.
18:00You're ruining Sean.
18:03Maybe you got him over the hump of patient management, but what about surgical management?
18:07Taking charge of the OR, keeping lines of communication open, everyone cooperating.
18:12You're throwing him into the deep end and that's unfair to him unless you plan to scrub in as a lifeguard.
18:19He'll be fine.
18:22You handpicked his surgical team?
18:25You're ruining him.
18:28The test proves his arrhythmia is associated with excessive ethanol consumption, but there's no permanent damage and his rhythm will return to normal in the absence of any further drinking.
18:41We met when we were 15.
18:46We met when we were 15.
18:49That was first Clarinetti was second.
18:52We were at a band festival in Anaheim when he found out his parents died in a plane crash.
18:56We grieved together and fell in love.
19:01Then he started drinking.
19:05It wasn't until I threatened to leave that he finally woke up.
19:13The day he received his two-year recovery check was the day we got married.
19:18The day he vowed to me in a church full of our family and friends that he would never drink again.
19:24Our marriage is built on his sobriety.
19:32I believe him.
19:34Deal.
19:36We ran the BAC three times and the results were consistent.
19:42I believe in my husband.
19:47I have to.
19:51His BP is dropping.
19:54Temp is normal.
19:55Chepard House is a shock.
19:59Upper GI we need stat hematocrits and transfused blood.
20:08Surgery's the easy peasy part.
20:10You wanted this.
20:17Enjoy it.
20:20I can't.
20:22If I get distracted.
20:25If I get upset.
20:27If you do, Andrews has your back.
20:29If Dr. Andrews has to take over, then I have failed.
20:34I have failed and I have endangered a patient's life.
20:39And if I'm no good at the easy peasy part, then what part am I good at?
20:45What do we do when we get all nutty like this?
20:51Blow out the candles.
20:53How many do you need?
20:56Three.
20:57Hey, I was looking for you.
21:25Big day, huh?
21:27How are your nerves holding up?
21:28I'm not nervous.
21:30Of course you're nervous.
21:31Everybody's nervous.
21:32It just means that you care.
21:34Being nervous means I feel inadequate and unprepared.
21:38And if I am either of those things, it doesn't matter whether I care or not.
21:42You are more than adequate and you're very prepared.
21:44You remind me of a young surgeon I knew once.
21:47The day he got his first lead, he was thrilled, but he was a mess.
21:51Trying to remember a million things, imagining a million things that could go wrong.
21:55But then he remembered the birth process.
21:58How moms are asked to pick a focal point.
22:01Let everything filter through that.
22:02So he chose the color orange to focus on.
22:07This is the cap that he focused on, and he got through it with the flying colors.
22:13Maybe it'll help.
22:17Why do you have the young surgeon's cap?
22:20I was being coy.
22:24The young surgeon was me.
22:43Konnichiwa.
22:46What's Japanese for hello?
22:48Konnichiwa.
22:49I have surgery in 42 minutes.
22:52Which is why I'm here, to wish you luck.
22:55I don't need luck.
22:59Everyone needs luck.
23:03That was a good luck kiss.
23:06How can a kiss give you?
23:10So is that.
23:12I am feeling a bit lucky.
23:15You know the thing that Leah told you to tell me?
23:19Yes.
23:20It was actually great advice.
23:22It's important that we tell each other exactly what we like and what we don't.
23:26I also don't like pickles, sirens, anything.
23:29I was thinking more in the romantic area.
23:33And right now, we are not going to touch lips anymore.
23:38Because there's something else I want you to touch.
23:40You don't have any lumps.
24:08Win-win.
24:10Win-win.
24:23Lab and imaging tests rule out Crohn's, gastroenteritis, acetylchleitis, and even H. pylori.
24:29Leaving bleeding ulcers caused by alcohol abuse.
24:32He needs to be on a proton pump inhibitor and octreotide to prevent any further blood loss.
24:47No.
24:48He loves you.
24:50That's why he hasn't been honest.
24:52It doesn't make it right.
24:53But it's that same love that kept you together through everything.
24:57And it'll get you through this, too.
25:09He's telling the truth.
25:12We'll run more tests.
25:13Your faith in your husband is impressive.
25:18But it may have just killed him.
25:19We'll run more tests.
25:20We'll run more tests.
25:21We'll run more tests.
25:22We'll run more tests.
25:24We'll run more tests.
25:25We'll run more tests.
25:26We'll run more tests.
25:27We'll run more tests.
25:28We'll run more tests.
25:29We'll run more tests.
25:30We'll run more tests.
25:31We'll run more tests.
25:32We'll run more tests.
25:33We'll run more tests.
25:34We'll run more tests.
25:35We'll run more tests.
25:36We'll run more tests.
25:37We'll run more tests.
25:38We'll run more tests.
25:39We'll run more tests.
25:40We'll run more tests.
25:41We'll run more tests.
25:42We'll run more tests.
25:43We'll run more tests.
25:44We'll run more tests.
26:45Ten blade, please.
27:31Located lower end of esophageal lesion, linear cutting stapler, resecting the esophagus
27:40from the stomach.
27:41I am now at the upper end of the lesion.
27:49Hemoclipse?
27:49Hemoclipse?
27:56Hemoclipse?
27:57Hemoclipse?
28:05Hemoclipse?
28:06Hemoclipse?
28:07Hemoclipse?
28:08Hemoclipse?
28:12Hemoclipse?
28:13Hemoclipse?
28:14Hemoclipse?
28:15Hemoclipse?
28:16Hemoclipse?
28:17Hemoclipse?
28:18Hemoclipse?
28:19Hemoclipse?
28:20Hemoclipse?
28:21Hemoclipse?
28:22No, no, Dr. Murphy, Dr. Murphy, page Dr. Lim, keep her stable
28:34No, no, no, you're
28:42No, no
28:46No, you're what happened? No, no procedure
28:52Okay, Park, take over the surgery
29:02No, Dr. Park
29:04No
29:10He obviously can't
29:12I don't think he lost it, he was in complete charge of that rule
29:14I don't think this is a meltdown
29:15He said he can't do it
29:17He said can't do it, maybe he meant we can't do it
29:19I think he's seeing something
29:21We have a patient open on the table
29:23Sean, you have to tell us what you're seeing
29:26It's okay, Sean
29:28Breathe
29:31That's it
29:36Now slow me
29:38What are you thinking?
29:52What are you thinking?
29:59When...
30:00Okay, when I examined the upper portion
30:06When I examined the upper portion, there was a much larger area of tumor-free esophagus than anticipated
30:13That's correct, but not nearly enough to reach the stomach
30:16There is enough to accept a jejunum-free flap
30:20Using a portion of this small intestine to replace the resected esophagus
30:25We don't do jejunum-free flaps
30:27They do in Japan
30:28They do in Japan
30:30I've been studying their technique
30:34Yurii, Kuchho Saiken
30:35They have had great success
30:39I wouldn't mean that for the need of feeding tube
30:43But, it is very complex
30:49It's too complex for you to lead
30:51for you to lead, so you'll lose your case.
30:56Yes.
31:01I haven't done a transposition graph like that before.
31:07Think you could walk us through it?
31:11Yes.
31:16I'll scrub in.
31:21My stomach is perfect.
31:30Check the duodenum.
31:32The only way Teal will accept the treatment
31:34is if we give her no room for denial.
31:37Did you really believe what you said?
31:39That their love is enough to get them through this?
31:43Such BS that believes that love is enough.
31:46Even worse, it's corollary that a lack of love
31:49is the real problem.
31:50Well, if only they had someone in their life
31:52who had enough faith in them,
31:53had enough love for them,
31:54they could have pulled through.
31:55It's wrong, and it's mean.
32:01What's that?
32:03Blush the area.
32:08There's our bleed.
32:09And it's not coming from an ulcer.
32:10It's coming from a tumor.
32:14It's obstructing his digestive tract.
32:16I'm paging minus to the OR.
32:21Okay.
32:22Actually, I'm going to need an extra shot.
32:25Rough day?
32:26I had to help out in the ER
32:29with an eight-year-old boy
32:30who was accidentally shot by his sister.
32:32He'll survive, but with brain damage.
32:34That's horrible.
32:37Yes, it is.
32:40And quite coincidental.
32:44Like so many other coincidences.
32:46You know how many kids are shot
32:47every day in this country?
32:49Nineteen.
32:50You know you're three times more likely
32:51to be shot if you have access to guns
32:53than if you don't?
32:53Here's another fact.
32:55One in four women are victims of violence
32:57at the hands of their intimate partner.
32:59No, no, no.
33:02I'm not afraid of you.
33:04This isn't about you.
33:10Did something happen?
33:13Because if it did,
33:13I want to know about it.
33:19You figure something horrible
33:21must have happened
33:21to drive me to such an irrational,
33:24fear-driven choice?
33:29I'm sorry.
33:30Hi.
33:37The ends of the harvested jejunum
33:38have been matched for caliber size
33:40for the attachment sites.
33:41You should begin proximal attachment
33:44at the neck incision
33:45using layer-to-layer technique
33:47on the esophagus
33:48and microvascular anastomosis
33:50of the vessels.
33:54You wanted to know
33:55when Dr. Selmer was heading
33:55to OR number three?
33:59Dr. Park, scrub out
34:00and join somewhere.
34:03If it's all right,
34:04I'd rather stay here.
34:05You're needed where you're needed.
34:21Tumor is free.
34:25Bag it, tag it,
34:26and get it to path.
34:29Do you smell that?
34:35It smells like a distillery.
34:38But we know we couldn't have
34:39touched a drop
34:40for at least 24 hours.
34:48The final stitch is yours.
34:53It's completely symbolic,
34:54but symbols can be powerful.
34:59Easy peasy.
35:23Easy peasy.
35:23You had something called
35:30auto-brewery syndrome.
35:32The tumor we found
35:32was blocking your intestinal tract.
35:35So carbs weren't being digested,
35:36they were being trapped
35:37and fermented.
35:38Your stomach was actually
35:40creating its own alcohol.
35:42You were drunk,
35:42but not from drinking.
35:44With the removal of the tumor,
35:46which was benign,
35:47you're all good.
35:48And the arrhythmia's gone too.
35:50I never doubted you.
35:51Her faith in you
35:56saved your life.
36:09I was so pissed
36:10when Lim kicked me out
36:11until I found Semler
36:12had an appendectomy
36:13waiting for me.
36:14Got my first lead after all.
36:16I'm happy for you.
36:20Really?
36:21I'm happy for me too.
36:25You earned it.
36:27And you'll get your chance
36:28again soon, Sean.
36:34So that's it?
36:35All's well that ends well?
36:37Your surgeon walked out
36:38on his case.
36:39That's your takeaway?
36:40That he failed?
36:42A chef can eat.
36:43Yeah.
36:44As a diagnostician,
36:46he did something wonderful,
36:47but as a surgeon,
36:49yes,
36:50he failed.
36:53We don't work alone, Marcus.
36:55Every time we have
36:57a good outcome,
36:58it's because everyone in the room
36:59did something right.
37:01Sean came up with the idea,
37:03Park got it out of him,
37:04I approved the surgery,
37:06and you,
37:07the only reason Sean
37:09is working here
37:09is because you believed in him.
37:1318.
37:19Are you still having a gunfight?
37:22Oh, yeah.
37:23Second day of my marriage
37:24and we are at an impasse.
37:27Tried the logical approach,
37:28I tried the emotional approach.
37:30No compromise.
37:32Only thing left
37:32is the nuclear option,
37:33which really sucks.
37:38The thought of having
37:38a gun in my house
37:39makes me sick.
37:45Has Debbie
37:46let you touch her breast?
37:51What?
37:54Has Debbie
37:55let you touch her breast?
37:59Yeah.
38:03Then you shouldn't worry
38:05about anything else.
38:07I was wrong.
38:24This time.
38:27But
38:2799.9%
38:31cases,
38:31I would be right.
38:32If someone acts like an addict,
38:34lies like an addict,
38:35smells like an addict,
38:36then they are an addict.
38:38And just because
38:39we stumbled across
38:40the one ridiculously
38:42fluky exception,
38:44that isn't going to change
38:44my attitude moving forward.
38:45I respect you, Claire.
38:52Might even go as far
38:53as to say I like you.
38:55And I know you're angry
38:56right now
38:57at your mother,
38:59the world,
39:01yourself.
39:04Eventually,
39:05that'll go away,
39:06or at least
39:07some of it will.
39:08But until then,
39:10giving up on that
39:100.1%
39:11means giving up
39:12on something else.
39:14Hope.
39:20Hope
39:20killed my mother.
39:24Hope
39:24killed my mother.
39:24Dad.
39:41Bye.
39:52Bye.
40:23We need to talk about the 800-pound gun in the room.
40:53I'm working on my compromise skills.
40:57Okay.
40:59Okay.
41:00Okay.
41:01Okay.
41:02Okay.
41:03Okay.
41:04Okay.
41:05Okay.
41:06Okay.
41:08Okay.
41:09Okay.
41:12Okay.
41:13Okay.
41:14Okay.
41:15Okay.
41:16Okay.
41:17Okay.
41:18Okay.
41:19Okay.
41:20Okay.
41:21Okay.
41:22Okay.
41:23It looks like your first lead surgery went well.
41:34I didn't have a first-lead surgery.
41:37Yes, it went very well.
41:43Can I check your other breast?