:18:01
Next fall, you'll be starting
at yet another school.
:18:04
Are you gonna try to make an effort
this time around?
:18:12
I'm considering my options.
:18:16
Am I to understand you have four separate
doctors, all writing you prescriptions?
:18:20
It's a point of convenience.
:18:22
With no knowledge
of what the others are prescribing!
:18:24
My dear man, I assure you,
I need my peppies.
:18:27
Perhaps if you cut down on the Valium
and the sleeping pills...
:18:30
- ...you'd have more energy.
- Without them I get very tense.
:18:33
You get tense
because you pop speed like candy.
:18:36
- Bad Mrs. Slocumb.
- I beg your pardon.
:18:41
Patients actually tolerate
this cheeky-little-shit routine of yours?
:18:45
Find it cute, do they?
:18:47
- Mrs. Slocumb--
- Out!
:18:57
- I'm not well.
- You mean literally?
:19:00
Yes, literally. They've run tests.
:19:04
This doesn't seem so bad.
:19:05
As nice a place as any to spend the spring.
Round out your rough edges.
:19:09
This'll do for ya.
:19:10
I still want you
to come and work for me this summer.
:19:14
Stay with Bunny and me
at the summer house. What do you think?
:19:18
Now, listen, the reason that Mimi...
:19:21
...your mother, hasn't been able to...
:19:24
...visit you.... I'm sure she wanted to.
She went to the...
:19:27
...hospital for a bit of a rest,
and they discovered something else.
:19:32
Something rather bad.
:19:34
She's getting treatment for it. Everybody's
damn confident she'll be fine, but....
:19:39
You know what mastectomy is?
:19:44
Your house....
:19:46
It's on the beach, right?
:19:49
Contract.
:19:51
It's a contract. See,
families should be run like companies...
:19:55
...with everybody's responsibilities
clearly defined.
:19:58
Children, at the age of reason...