:02:15
Look over my right shoulder.
:02:19
Good.
:02:21
Look over my left shoulder.
:02:23
Very good.
:02:25
You know, Mr Gromberg,
you're not gonna want to hear this,
:02:30
but for a man of your age,
less than year after a stroke,
:02:34
you are in remarkable shape.
:02:38
My damn ticker - boom, boom,
boom, boom - a mile a minute.
:02:42
Well, your cardiogram
showed no abnormalities.
:02:45
Blood pressure high?
:02:47
Your blood pressure?
Better than mine.
:02:51
- How about my liver?
- Your liver's holding up perfectly.
:02:54
- Kidneys?
- Fine.
:02:55
- What about this?
- What?
:02:58
What? This?
:03:00
That's dry skin, Mr Gromberg.
It's not cancer.
:03:06
Say, "Ah".
:03:09
So, are you still seeing
your speech therapist?
:03:11
No. She talks worse than I do.
:03:15
Well, I hate to tell you this,
Mr Gromberg,
:03:18
but it looks like
you still have a few good years left.
:03:20
A few good years?
:03:23
How do you know?
Do you talk to the man upstairs?
:03:30
Hey, Gromberg,
what's that supposed to be?
:03:33
A sensei.
:03:34
- A what?
- A sensei. A karate sensei.
:03:38
Oh, yeah? Has your karate guy
ever seen a pair of these before?
:03:44
Morning. I'd like you to join me
:03:46
in welcoming back your classmate,
Abigail Staley.
:03:49
Most of you have known her
since kindergarten.
:03:52
Is there something you'd care to
share with us, gentlemen?
:03:55
So, no matter what you've heard
over the last couple of months,
:03:58
I know that you will be
kind and considerate.