:36:02
For me to tell you this thing...
I haven't told anybody about it.
:36:07
It's the biggest secret I've got.
:36:10
Sometimes it's best
to keep a few things for ourselves.
:36:14
- You're a shrink. Can't I tell you everything?
- It's just a thought.
:36:21
That relates to what I wanna ask you.
:36:24
I've noticed that sometimes,
when we're hanging out,
:36:28
throwing the ball or when we went bowling,
sometimes you'll...
:36:37
...tell me things about your other patients.
:36:42
Maybe that's all right. I don't know much
about psychology or therapy or ethics.
:36:49
So, maybe there's something I missed.
:36:52
You're concerned I can't be trusted.
:36:55
I trust you. Definitely. No question.
:36:58
But I'm concerned. You're not meant to tell
anyone your patients' problems, are you?
:37:06
That is correct, Skip.
I'm gonna have to take a long look at that.
:37:14
- OK, then. What I was gonna tell you...
- Knowing what you just said...
:37:19
I trust you. You've listened to me
better than anybody, maybe ever.
:37:24
- This secret, I can't stand it any more.
- OK.
:37:30
I'll tell you as simple and direct as I can.
:37:33
You understand this is a big secret,
between us?
:37:36
You know I've got this gift
for certain kinds of machines?
:37:41
You are Panda, monarch of modems.
:37:44
Even though I make
23% of the world's modems,
:37:47
I cannot make a connection
with a woman who could love me.
:37:51
- Let's say that for now.
- It's true. Believe me.
:37:55
So, do you know what I've been doing,
all alone in my workshop for two years?