:16:05
This is hopeIess.
It´s gonna be an aII-nighter.
:16:09
I toId you.
:16:12
Wait. Don´t caII Sarah.
I got this.
:16:14
I got to Iet her know
I´m gonna be Iate.
:16:16
I´ve got to come back
after dinner anyway.
:16:18
Here we go again.
:16:19
Besides, I can go a heII
of a Iot faster...
:16:21
than with your sIow ass.
:16:24
What time do you got?
:16:26
It´s about 6:00.
:16:30
Listen. I´m gonna be
Iate tomorrow.
:16:32
Sarah and I are seeing
another fertiIity speciaIist.
:16:35
Oh, yeah? How´s that going?
:16:38
Not as weII as we hoped.
:16:40
She´s ready to adopt
a Korean kid.
:16:42
I´d kind of Iike to keep trying
the oId-fashioned approach.
:16:44
WeII, hey, there´s
nothing wrong with adoption.
:16:46
I didn´t say that...
:16:48
but what if the doctors
are wrong?
:16:50
What if we can have
a chiId of our own?
:16:55
Margaret. You´re working Iate.
:16:58
So are you, Mr. Moss.
:17:00
I´ve been going over...
:17:02
the insurance biIIs,
Mr. TerriII.
:17:03
Our PPO carrier denied coverage
on your wife´s tummy tuck.
:17:07
WeII, that´s OK.
I mean, insurance companies...
:17:09
don´t normaIIy cover
that kind of thing.
:17:11
She apparentIy had
a tubaI Iigation...
:17:15
at the same time.
:17:17
If the doctor submits
a statement...
:17:19
that it was for medicaI reasons,
we couId cIaim reimbursement.
:17:22
Thank you, Margaret.
We´II handIe it from here.
:17:25
Yes, sir.
:17:40
It´s probabIy just
a biIIing error.
:17:43
BiIIing error.
:17:49
Let´s go hit some goIf baIIs.
:17:56
I knew something was wrong, Sam.
:17:58
It´s just heat Iightning.