:25:00
Just two. So far.
:25:02
Well,...
:25:03
..at least you're being honest
about ripping me off.
:25:06
- You're not going to remember anyway.
- You don't have to be that honest, Burt.
:25:10
Leonard. Always get a receipt.
:25:14
Oh, yeah. I'll write that down.
:25:18
- Hey, what time is it?
- Quarter to one.
:25:21
Excuse me.
:25:23
Your room's...
:25:37
- Natalie.
- You don't remember me.
:25:39
I'd just become an investigator
when I came across Sammy.
:25:42
Mr Samuel R Jankis, strangest case ever.
:25:46
The guy's a 58-year-old,
semiretired accountant.
:25:49
He and his wife were in this car accident,
nothing serious.
:25:51
But he's acting funny,
he can't get a handle on what's going on.
:25:56
The doctors find some possible damage
to the hippocampus, nothing conclusive.
:25:59
Sammy can't remember anything
for more than a couple of minutes.
:26:03
Can't work, can't do shit.
:26:04
The medical bills pile up, his wife calls
the insurance company and I get sent in.
:26:09
This is my first big claims investigation
so I really check into it.
:26:14
Sammy can think just fine
but he can't make new memories.
:26:17
He can only remember things
for a couple of minutes.
:26:21
He'd watch TV but anything longer than
a couple of minutes was too confusing,...
:26:24
..he couldn't remember how it began.
:26:27
He liked commercials. They were short.
:26:29
Sammy. It's time for my shot.
:26:31
The crazy part was that this guy,...
:26:34
..who couldn't follow
the plot of Green Acres any more,...
:26:36
..could do the most complicated things,...
:26:38
..as long as he learned them
before the accident...
:26:43
..and as long as he kept his mind
on what he was doing.
:26:46
The doctors assure me...
:26:49
..there's a real condition, anterial-grade
memory loss, or short-term memory loss.
:26:53
It's rare but legit.
:26:56
But every time I see him,...
:26:59
..I catch this look,...