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- What's that?
- We're not sure.
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We've been to doctors.
They all say different things:
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Epstein-Barr virus,
Chronic Fatigue Symptom...
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- Syndrome. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.
- That's it.
:16:15
- You know all about it?
- A little. There's debate about it.
:16:19
Some people think it's all in her head.
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It's been so bad, she had to move back
to Mumford and live with us.
:16:26
- I'm not sure that's the best thing.
- Why?
:16:29
A lot of reasons. Several different factors.
Would you see her, Doc?
:16:36
Sure. Why don't you bring her
to my office at three tomorrow afternoon?
:16:41
I'm not sure she'll come. She's in a mood.
:16:46
You ever go to somebody's house?
:16:48
Generally it doesn't work. Sends the wrong
message to people who need to change.
:16:58
This is great. This is exactly what I wanted.
:17:02
Skip, you must have people
to throw ball a with.
:17:05
You'd be surprised. Most guys
have kids or wives or girlfriends.
:17:10
It's not as easy as you think.
:17:13
- You're the head. Are they busier than you?
- Like I said, everybody works for me.
:17:18
It's not the same asking someone
to throw a ball. It's like an order.
:17:23
Would you say... Let me think how to put
this... Is your problem that you're lonely?
:17:30
- Don't you like this?
- Sure.
:17:32
Most guys would kill
to have someone to do this with.
:17:36
- Have you got a lot of friends?
- Lily and I talk a bit.
:17:41
- You know Lily who runs the coffee shop?
- No. I've seen her. Good-looking woman.
:17:46
- She's probably ten years older than you.
- Good-looking.
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She lives downstairs from me.
Got a dog named Danny Ainge.
:17:54
Really? Danny Ainge? I'm the only
person I know that likes Danny Ainge.
:17:59
- Outside of Celtic fans and Phoenix.
- Well, there's Lily.