:57:02
- l don't understand.
- l'd like to be alone for a while.
:57:08
- Are you sad, Bill?
- Yes, l am.
:57:12
Why don't you take a walk or something,
get some air?
:57:14
l know l'll be seeing you.
:57:17
Of course.
:57:20
Good. Now l'd like to be alone.
:57:23
This will hold you for a while.
:57:25
- You know about money, don't you?
- lt can't buy happiness?
:57:28
Yeah. Uh, Jennifer?
:57:31
- Give Mr. Black a map
of the city, would you?
- lt's okay, Bill.
:57:34
l can manage.
:57:42
- Hi.
- Hi.
:57:44
- l need a medical
record number for labs.
- Uh-huh.
:57:47
And, uh, will you try calling
her husband? The number's on top.
:57:57
Also, can you page me
when C.T.'s ready?
:57:59
- Oh, sure.
- Thanks, sweetie.
:58:04
How nice you look.
ls that your uniform?
:58:07
What are you doing here?
:58:12
- Are you ill?
- Oh, goodness, no.
:58:15
- Then why are you here, Joe?
- l'm here to see you.
:58:21
Joe, l don't-- l don't
have time to see you right now.
:58:25
l'm, um, about to start
making rounds,
:58:27
and l'm examining back-to-back
patients until dinner, and, uh--
:58:30
Very well. l'll watch.
:58:32
- Watch me do what?
- Make rounds and examine
back-to-back patients.
:58:35
Joe, that's impossible.
:58:39
- l'm a doctor.
- And l'll be a visitor.
:58:42
- Patients have visitors, not doctors.
- l don't mind.
:58:46
Miss? Miss?
:58:49
- Doctor.
- Oh, um, just one second.
l'll be right there.
:58:53
Please. My mama
is sicker than him.
:58:57
Okay.