:07:00
Hello.
:07:01
Honey, we've got the Tarnoff hearlng
tomorrow mornlng.
:07:03
Do you want me to brlng
the notes home?
:07:05
Yeah, great.
:07:06
NIce to meet you, Daryl.
:07:08
- You too.
- Bye, now.
:07:09
Bye.
:07:11
Come on.
:07:13
- HI, Mr. Fox.
- HI, Ronnle.
:07:17
Okay.
:07:18
Take a seat rlght there.
:07:23
OK. One thlng you can
be sure of, Daryl,
:07:26
Is that, somewhere, somebody
Is looklng for you
:07:28
and we'll hear from them.
:07:31
Untll then, we're gonna try to make you
as comfortable as we know how.
:07:35
Howle.
:07:37
Excuse me a moment, Daryl.
:07:42
Physlcally, he's 1 00 percent,
:07:44
but he Is sufferlng
substantlal amnesla.
:07:47
He doesn't remember parents,
home, anythlng llke that.
:07:50
It's probably psychologlcal rather than
pathologlcal memory loss.
:07:54
He handles It well, though.
:07:56
So you can certalnly go ahead.
:07:58
Good. Thanks, Joe.
:08:03
Well...
:08:04
You're just gonna spend a nlght
or two here, Daryl.
:08:06
Then we'll flnd a famlly that
wants to look after you untll...
:08:11
...your own folks come
and take you home, OK?
:08:13
- Thank you.
- OK.
:08:15
It's extremely klnd of you to be looklng
after my welfare llke thls.
:08:20
Yeah, well...
:08:21
...that's what we do here.
:08:28
- Yeah, we're tled off here.
- I got another wrap around thls end.
:08:32
All rlght, now, take It away!
:08:46
- Well, It's gettlng there.
- Hey.
:08:49
- Thank you, Wes.
- RIght.
:08:50
Yeah, well, some of us stlffs
gotta work for a llvlng, you know,
:08:52
not llke some guys I know.
:08:55
- So how was the vacatlon?
- Fantastlc.
:08:57
- Great.
- LIsten, Andy,
:08:59
there's somethlng I wanna
talk to you about.