:41:00
All right. But don't think
I wasn't gonna jump, because I was.
:41:05
Hope you're a better doctor
than you are a singer.
:41:08
Good job, doc. Although seeing
a tiger jump five stories would've been cool.
:41:14
I heard that.
:41:16
Hey, Dr D. Three o'clock, Calnet. Meeting to
go over the agreement. You gonna be there?
:41:21
You're not gonna believe what I got for us.
Corporate cars - every two years.
:41:25
Why aren't you paying attention to me?
:41:28
Atlas of Feline Anatomy for Veterinarians.
But, John, we treat humans.
:41:32
Hey, Mark, sit down a second. Just a minute.
:41:36
- OK.
- Do you remember when we started out?
:41:40
We had crummy offices in the worst
neighborhood and got paid almost nothing.
:41:44
- I've blocked it out.
- Really?
:41:46
- I guess so, yeah.
- Those were the most exciting times to me.
:41:50
It was like, you felt like
you were making a difference, you know?
:41:54
And last night I had to treat some...
some emergencies.
:41:58
And I was challenged, and it was difficult,
:42:00
and I got the same kind of rush
I had back then.
:42:03
I felt like I was doing something,
like I was making a difference.
:42:07
And I started thinking that here I'm not giving
my patients the right amount of attention.
:42:13
Do me a favor. Don't confide in me.
I'm utterly useless. I'm very self-absorbed.
:42:18
Let's get Geno.
:42:20
Hey, Geno?
:42:22
You did your job just by pretending
you were listening. It was very helpful.
:42:26
- Any time.
- OK.
:42:29
- Calnet, three o'clock.
- Three o'clock sharp.
:42:41
- This is Dr Fish.
- The author of Feline Illnesses and Diseases?
:42:45
Yes it is. You've read my book?
:42:47
Have I read your book? I sleep with
your book next to my bed. It's my bible.
:42:52
Well, some people consider it
the definitive work on cats, but
:42:57
bible? I... I... I...