:33:03
It's an amazing honor.
Okay, everybody, that's it for today.
:33:06
Thanks. We'll see you Monday.
We'll be talking about Freud.
:33:10
Why he did enough cocaine
to kill a small horse. Thank you.
:33:15
- How are you?
- It's good to see you.
:33:17
Good to see you.
:33:19
- Sean, I think I got something
interesting for ya.
- Yeah?
:33:23
What, you have to have
blood and urine? What's up?
:33:25
Why didn't you come
to the reunion?
:33:28
You know, I'm--
I've been busy.
:33:31
- You were missed.
- Really?
:33:33
- So how long has it been
since we've seen each other?
- Before Nancy died.
:33:37
Yeah, I'm sorry.
:33:39
I was in Paris.
It was that damn conference.
:33:42
I got your card.
It was nice.
:33:46
[ Grunting ]
:33:49
- Come here.
- Now that's a takedown.
:33:50
Hey, what happened?
Did you get leniency or what?
:33:54
I got, uh, probation
and then counseling two days a week.
:33:59
Joke. You're a smoothie.
Come on, Morgan! Just submit!
:34:02
- [ Groaning ]
- [ Chuckling ]
:34:05
Hey, Bill, just-just get off him.
We're gonna miss the game.
:34:07
- I've got a full schedule.
I'm very busy.
- Sean, Sean.
:34:09
This-This boy is incredible.
I've never seen anything like him.
:34:11
What makes him
so incredible, Gerry?
:34:15
- You ever heard of Ramanujan?
- Yeah, yeah. No.
:34:19
It's a man. He lived
over 100 years ago. He was Indian.
:34:23
- Dots, not feathers.
- Not feathers. Yeah.
:34:26
He lived in this tiny hut
somewhere in India.
:34:28
He had no formal education.
:34:31
- He had no access
to any scientific work.
- Coffee?
:34:33
- You, sir?
- Just a little.
:34:35
But he came across
this old math book,
:34:38
and from the simple text,
he was able to extrapolate theories...
:34:40
that had baffled
mathematicians for years.
:34:42
Yes. Continued fractions.
He wrote, uh--
:34:45
- Well, he mailed it
to Hardy at Cambridge.
- Yeah, Cambridge. Yeah.
:34:49
- And Hardy immediately recognized
the brilliance of his work...
- Mm-hmm.
:34:52
and brought him over to England,
and then they worked together for years,
:34:56
creating some of the most
exciting math theory ever done.
:34:58
This-This Ramanujan--