:54:00
You have made a complete mockery
out of our distinguished guests.
:54:03
If you think that I will further
tolerate your blatant disregard
of the bylaws of this...
:54:09
What are you smiling at?
:54:11
Is this all
a big joke to you?
:54:14
Get out of here!
:54:26
Blatant disregard for
school code and procedure.
:54:29
Defying direct orders
from a dean.
:54:31
And I am aware
of your creative efforts...
:54:34
to make sure our visiting gynecologists
feel right at home.
:54:37
- Now, what is it you'd
like me to do for you?
- I want to graduate, sir.
:54:41
Dean Walcott
thinks otherwise...
:54:43
but my grades
are way above par.
:54:45
I want to finish school
so I can become a doctor.
:54:48
Well, I'm gonna give this
to you real straight.
:54:51
I have a hospital and a medical school
to run here.
:54:54
I have to trust the people
in my employ...
:54:56
otherwise their quality of life
will turn to shit.
:54:59
Their life turns to shit,
my life turns to shit. Do you follow?
:55:02
- Yes.
- Good.
:55:04
Now, uh, Dean Walcott is a...
a pain in the ass...
:55:09
but I depend on him to keep me up to
speed on what's going on around here...
:55:13
and I would never take the word
of any student over his.
:55:17
However...
:55:19
I also have a source
that informs me that your antics...
:55:23
have improved the quality of life
for the patients.
:55:26
They don't complain as much,
they take less medication...
:55:29
and, uh, what's-his-name over in 305
has not thrown his bedpan at a nurse...
:55:32
in over a week.
:55:34
- It's Bill.
- Yeah, whatever.
:55:36
So, from now on you will not
enter that hospital...
:55:40
unless under the supervision of the
attendant, as part of the curriculum...
:55:43
and you will steer clear
of Dean Walcott.
:55:47
Yes, sir.
So I'm still in school?
:55:50
I wouldn't
send my laundry out...
:55:52
but, uh, you just
don't screw up, huh?