1:06:03
No. No. Just... just... just relax.
1:06:06
I don't know how to relax.
It's not in my nature.
1:06:09
You know, I mean,
I moved here from New York...
1:06:15
...foolishly thinking that
the country would be good for me.
1:06:18
I thought that...
I needed to slow down and...
1:06:23
I wanted to...
1:06:28
I wanted to, um...
1:06:31
...I wanted to think and
I wanted to put things into perspective...
1:06:35
...but now I just wanna go home.
1:06:37
I am broke, I have nothing but
this 200-year-old house that I hate.
1:06:42
I just...
1:06:46
I'm so...
1:06:49
I'm so lonely, Doctor.
1:06:50
- I'm so lonely!
- It's OK.
1:06:52
(neighing)
1:06:55
- What is that? What's that?
- That's my next patient.
1:06:58
- What do you mean?
- I'm a vet.
1:07:01
- Hi, Jo.
- You're a what?!
1:07:04
- I'm a veterinarian.
- I'm spilling my guts out to a vet!
1:07:07
I'm lying on a vet's table telling you about
my sex life! Do I have horse hair on me?!
1:07:12
- I thought you knew.
- Based on what? What?
1:07:15
You're wearing a white jacket.
You've got diplomas and a stethoscope.
1:07:19
- Relax. I wasn't gonna put you to sleep.
- What's that supposed to be, vet humour?
1:07:24
Dr Cooper, I think it's unethical of you
to allow an emotionally unglued woman...
1:07:29
...to sit here and think you're a real doctor!
1:07:31
I think I should report you to the AMA
or the AVA or the VMA or whatever...
1:07:36
(screams and gasps)
1:07:39
Now, look, may I please have my coat
before your next patient eats it?
1:07:43
- Here.
- I'll sell my house, go back to civilisation.
1:07:45
I'll get myself a nice little apartment,
watch HBO and have a real life again!
1:07:54
Oh...