The Good Doctor Season 6 Episode 14

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00:00Sorry, did I wake you?

00:09Yes.

00:10The baby's pressing on my bladder, so I have to pee approximately 78 times every night.

00:16We can talk about baby names since we are both awake.

00:21I keep coming back to one name.

00:25Kelly.

00:26It reminds me of a Kelly clamp.

00:29And I will think about grasping onto tissue or vessels every time I'm holding our son.

00:33What about Addison? Addison Murphy?

00:38Addison is the name of a disease.

00:42A warrior's son is not producing enough cortisol or aldosterone.

00:47You can go back to sleep.

00:50I have to go pee again anyway.

00:57Morning. Pancakes, anyone?

01:01They are not just ordinary pancakes.

01:04They are Dutch baby pancakes, also known as Bismarck's Dutch Puffs and even Hootenanny's.

01:10I lucked it up.

01:11That is correct.

01:12They are baked in an oven, not fried. I was up very early.

01:15Sorry if my frequent bathroom trips kept you up.

01:18Oh, don't be silly. You're making a human.

01:23So, Kelly and Addison are out. I don't disagree.

01:27How about Munchhausen?

01:29Fine.

01:30Or Parkinson's?

01:32Our bedroom conversations are meant to be private.

01:35All of them?

01:37Well, it's not like you were talking about...

01:40Never mind.

01:42Let's eat.

01:45A friend on the San Jose school board reached out.

01:48They're looking for a new teacher.

01:50A friend on the San Jose school board reached out.

01:52They're looking for someone to give a series of online talks to high schoolers about careers in medicine,

01:59specifically to young women of color.

02:01That's great.

02:02I thought you'd be perfect.

02:04Oh.

02:06That wasn't the reaction I was expecting.

02:08Maybe Dr. Tewks can do it.

02:11Tewks is a mom.

02:13These high school kids don't see themselves in her.

02:15There's got to be someone else.

02:16There isn't, which is the whole point.

02:18Only 2% of surgeons in the U.S. are black.

02:21Don't be afraid to step into the spotlight.

02:23I'm not afraid. I'm just very busy.

02:26Okay. It will only take a couple hours of your time.

02:30If you can see it, you can be it. It's a real thing.

02:34It is not my responsibility to be the one they see.

02:39Okay.

02:49Nathan hit his head on the trampoline frame at his birthday party two days ago.

02:53He got a bump, but he seemed fine.

02:56Where's Daddy?

02:58I told you. He's away for work helping people.

03:01He'll be back in a few days, okay?

03:03Is it possible to develop a concussion two days later?

03:06Let's see if we can find out what's going on.

03:13Nathan, what's your puppy's name?

03:15Patches.

03:17Okay, look into Patches' eyes with this little light.

03:19Make sure he's okay.

03:21Or you can do it.

03:23Just look in here.

03:25Can you pick this back up and give it to the doctor?

03:29I can't. Where's Daddy?

03:36Can you give me a high-five, bud?

03:39Good. Now high-ten.

03:43What's happening? Is this a concussion?

03:46It's not a concussion.

03:48Your son is having a stroke.

04:08You are late.

04:10You are late.

04:12No, I'm not.

04:14It's 8.01 a.m.

04:16It is now, but I'm pretty sure it was till 8 when I walked through the door.

04:21Were you getting your hair cut?

04:24No.

04:25Are you using drugs again?

04:28No.

04:30You are on probation, and I am responsible for you.

04:35Common signs of drug abuse include ignoring responsibilities and secretive behavior.

04:40I promise you I'm clean.

04:42I'll pee in a cup if you want.

04:44Okay.

04:46I'm going to assist Dr. Park.

04:48You can join the case if your sample comes back clean.

04:52I wasn't even late.

04:55Is there a chance to help young, diverse women and kiss the hospital president's ass at the same time?

05:01There's only one answer to that.

05:03It starts with a Y, ends with a yes.

05:06That didn't work.

05:07I know, I should have bailed, but I stand by my point.

05:09Aren't we busy enough?

05:11And why do I have the burden of extra homework just because I have more melanin than you?

05:15And why is my grandma e-texting me right now?

05:17You shouldn't think of it as homework, and you definitely shouldn't think of it as a burden.

05:21And you shouldn't think you know what it's like to be me.

05:25Point taken.

05:27What the...

05:29Okay, can we just focus on our patients, please?

05:36Gwenquai, there you are.

05:39Grandma E, what are you doing here?

05:41I was told they have doctors here.

05:44I've got tightness of the chest, shortness of breath, swollen ankles.

05:49Why didn't you go see a doctor in Oakland?

05:51Those idiots said that my ascites indicated I had cirrhosis of the liver, like I'm some kind of a drunk.

05:59I figured with my family connections, I could get some top-shelf care here.

06:04I can't be involved in any of your...

06:06But I can.

06:08Delighted to meet you, Grandma E. I'm Dr. Wolk.

06:12Okay, Jordan, baby, you stay and keep an eye on little mister here.

06:17He might try to skate by on his good looks.

06:22Can you lean back for me?

06:25Jordan, you never mentioned having a sister.

06:29See? I like him.

06:32Extended jugular veins with increased JVP, Kussmaul's sign, and pulsus paradoxus.

06:39Maybe I don't like you so much now.

06:41She does have a history of chest radiation.

06:49Echo brightness of the pericardium.

06:51What does that mean?

06:52A sac around your heart is inflamed.

06:54There are calcium deposits.

06:57Grandma?

07:00All right, those are faint pulses.

07:02Okay, if we don't do something, she's gonna arrest. Set up an OR stat for a pericardiotomy.

07:08No, Rick, stay. I promise I've got this.

07:12Sorry to interrupt. Ready?

07:17Can you please talk to my husband?

07:19Of course.

07:21This is Dr. Park.

07:22How does a four-year-old end up with a stroke from bumping his head?

07:25Head trauma is one of the main causes.

07:27I feel like I should get on a plane now, but Linda's telling me to stay.

07:31How far are you?

07:32Alabama. We still have people missing after the tornado ripped through.

07:36I can't tell you how to prioritize, but I can tell you I'm hoping to make your son better will before he can get here.

07:47We're okay. He'll be back in a few days anyways. Just stay and keep helping.

07:54Okay.

08:01Evacuating the hematoma?

08:03I saw on the Weather Channel that the Alabama tornado was the 15th to reach a four on the Enhanced Fujita Scale in the last three years.

08:11Together, they have caused 116 fatalities.

08:15Luckily, we have people like his dad who run towards a crisis.

08:18But he also has a crisis right here with his son.

08:22He didn't know that when he left.

08:25I'm not seeing an active bleeder.

08:27There is a hypervascularized brain parenchyma in this resection cavity.

08:34The major named vessels are all smaller than usual and look scarred in.

08:42The hemorrhage was not from hitting his head.

08:46This boy and his brain are even sicker than we thought.

08:51Lightening the sternal retractor?

08:55So, why does she call you Queen K?

08:58It's Quinn Quay, Latin for five, because I'm the fifth child of six.

09:03So does she call your little brother sex?

09:05Please focus so you don't kill my grandmother.

09:07Authorizing the edges of the sternal periosteum.

09:12She's so charming.

09:13Why didn't you get any of those genes?

09:16Charm is one of the many layers of a very complicated woman.

09:20Grandma E drove me like a drill sergeant from the day I was born.

09:23Ensure the pericardium is free from both the pleura and the diaphragm.

09:30Fifteen blade?

09:32Oh, I need a new fifteen blade.

09:36What's happening?

09:39Well, I can't pierce it. Never seen constrictive pericarditis this severe.

09:47It's completely calcified.

09:49Your grandma has what's known as a coconut heart.

10:02Your son has a rare autoimmune disorder called primary CNS vasculitis.

10:06It's causing inflammation of his blood vessels throughout his brain.

10:11Okay.

10:13What are the next steps?

10:15Cyclophosphamide infusions.

10:18That's chemo.

10:20My mother had that when she had breast cancer and she lost her hair.

10:24She threw up. She got sores all over her mouth.

10:26Letting this go untreated is far worse.

10:28Recurrent brain bleeds, possibly large territory strokes.

10:31It could be fatal.

10:33Nathan will be on some form of immunosuppression his whole life.

10:41I'm sorry.

10:43Thank you, doctor.

10:53How do you crack open a coconut without puncturing what's underneath?

10:56Constrictive pericarditis.

10:59Please stop saying coconut. It's my grandmother and it's serious.

11:03Not your case.

11:04I'm just having a snack and trying to help.

11:11We need ideas.

11:12Left anterior thoracotomy and partial excision of the pericardium.

11:16It avoids general infection and seems likely the safest route.

11:19It will require more surgeries.

11:21Please go away.

11:22What are you advocating for?

11:24Complete removal.

11:26Hear me out. Immediate sternotomy gives us clear access to the diseased pericardium from phrenic nerve to phrenic nerve.

11:31It's way too risky.

11:32Complete decortication fixes her heart.

11:35Completely.

11:38You are advocating for an extensive high-risk surgery.

11:41Meanwhile, a partial removal offers your 70-year-old grandmother a shot at full health for what will likely amount to the rest of her life.

11:48Shouldn't you let the patient decide?

11:50No.

11:51I don't present something if it's not a viable option.

11:53I think it is viable.

11:54Her surgeon doesn't.

11:57Jordan, go be a granddaughter.

12:05If I hadn't become a surgeon, I think I would have been a writer.

12:09You never told me your grandmother worked at Marcus Books.

12:12Was I supposed to?

12:13I was just a lowly clerk.

12:16It came up when I heard his story.

12:19It came up when I heard his name was Marcus.

12:22There is nothing lowly about being at the center of a cultural landmark.

12:27My Auntie Wynn used to take me to author readings like Toni Morrison, Maya Angelou, and you were there every day.

12:34I probably served you some cookies.

12:37Did you ever meet Jane Baldwin?

12:38I did.

12:39What?

12:40Okay. She can probably use some rest.

12:43Yes. Absolutely.

12:45If you need anything at all, Miss Evelyn, you know where to find me.

12:49Thank you, Marcus.

12:51Yes, ma'am.

12:54Marcus Books. Wow.

12:58That was weird.

12:59Not as weird as you refusing to do his mentorship program.

13:07Let's talk about you.

13:11And your heart.

13:12Your pericardium has become hardened.

13:15Likely from your cancer treatments.

13:18So what happens now?

13:21That dilemma has decided on a partial removal.

13:24And you think that's best?

13:30Jordan, Jacqueline, Alan, you look at me and you tell me if you think it's best.

13:38If you think it's best.

13:51Wow, it took you guys a while to get home, huh?

13:54We went out to dinner because Leah thought that-

13:57Why are you on the floor? What's with the high chairs?

14:00I stopped at Costco on the way home. Surprisingly diverse selection of wines.

14:06There's an open bottle if you guys want, although that might be empty.

14:11Danger.

14:12Oh, I remember wine. Are you drunk?

14:15No. Maybe. A little. I'm baby-proofing. Danger.

14:19Are you okay?

14:20Oh, you guys gotta get down here and check this out.

14:23From the baby's perspective, this place is a frickin' death trap for Nicholas.

14:28Placeholder name. We can call him Nick or Nicky.

14:31I like Nicky.

14:33Why did you buy three high chairs?

14:35Well, one's a gift for you and the other two I'll take back. Danger.

14:38That could be dangerous.

14:40You don't have to buy us anything.

14:42I also got you a nanny cam.

14:47It's a teddy bear, but you wouldn't believe it, there's a camera inside.

14:53That is very practical and cute.

14:56Okay, we will not need a high chair or baby-proofing for a year.

15:00And we will not name our son Nick, Nicholas, or Nicky or any variation thereof.

15:06Okay.

15:08Well, that's fair enough, but you're gonna want this.

15:11It's a book by Dr. Spock on parenting.

15:14Everyone read this book back in the day. He was so popular, he ran for president.

15:19Danger.

15:20I'm going to bed.

15:22I'm going to bed.

15:25You're gonna want to read this before the baby comes in to get exhausted.

15:29Already there.

15:38Danger.

15:43What were you thinking?

15:45That my grandmother deserved a good muffin?

15:47She told me she'll only agree to complete decortication, which she shouldn't even know about.

15:51You do not present a patient with an option that I have deemed unsafe and wouldn't even perform.

15:56It's unacceptable.

15:57You're right.

15:59I felt like your plan was a little conservative, but I—

16:02You are a resident.

16:03Your feelings about my decisions are not relevant.

16:08I'll let her know I was wrong.

16:10And convince her I'm right.

16:11Or find her another hospital.

16:15Yes, ma'am.

16:16Yes, ma'am.

16:19Um, your muffins are ready.

16:34How's he handling the chemo?

16:36You doing okay, bud?

16:40Nathan, can you answer Dr. Park, please?

16:42Is everything okay?

16:44No.

16:47No.

16:51You're right. It's not okay.

16:53Okay. These aren't toys.

16:57Are you okay, Mom?

16:59He got dozens of new toys for his birthday. He shouldn't have to be building castles with pill bottles.

17:06I'm sorry.

17:08Maybe you shouldn't be trying to do all of this alone.

17:11My husband's saving lives. I can't pull him away from that.

17:16I can.

17:18Give me your phone.

17:31Hi, Rick. Dr. Park.

17:39You okay?

17:42Yeah, I'm fine.

17:43I'm fine.

17:45Yeah.

17:47But you're not.

17:50What happened?

17:52I was wrong to question Dr. Lim's surgical advice.

17:56She's the best.

17:58I hope to be her someday.

18:01And if she thinks the partial removal of the pericardium is the best course of action, then I agree with her.

18:08Okay.

18:10Then that's what I'll do.

18:14But why did you go against her advice in the first place?

18:22I felt like I needed to do extra.

18:26To be a hero.

18:28Why?

18:30Since I was little, you told me I had to work twice as hard, be twice as good as everybody else.

18:40After all these years, I'm still striving to be good enough for you.

18:47Now see, that's a lot of pressure.

18:51But it's what the world requires from people that look like you and me.

19:03When's my daddy coming?

19:04Your daddy's getting on a plane. He's going to be back soon.

19:08But now we have to see if the medicine's working okay.

19:11If it is, am I still taking it?

19:14I'm so sorry. You still need it.

19:19I hate it.

19:23I know.

19:27Let's play a game, like hide and seek, okay?

19:32Here, lie down.

19:34You get to go in the tunnel.

19:39And stay very still so nobody can find you.

19:42I'll come back and get you when the coast is clear. Sound good?

19:54You are very good with him.

19:56Starting the imaging?

19:58Thanks.

20:00Nathan, you're about to hear some banging. It's just a machine.

20:04But remember to stay really still, okay?

20:07I am.

20:10Try a little harder, okay bud?

20:16Motion artifact. We might have to sedate him.

20:20Those are not artifacts.

20:22He does not have CNS vasculitis. He has Moyamoya disease.

20:30What the heck is that?

20:33A narrow carotid artery is reducing blood flow to his brain.

20:36This area here looks like a puff of smoke.

20:40That's what Moyamoya means in Japanese.

20:43A bunch of new tiny vessels have developed to circumvent the blockage.

20:47But because the vessels are abnormal, they're prone to bleeds.

20:51We can fix the problem with a very interesting brain surgery.

20:55So now that you're done poisoning our son with chemo that he didn't need,

21:00we should trust you to crack open his skull.

21:03We will use a small craniotomy to access...

21:06I get why you're frustrated.

21:08Moyamoya is rare and notoriously hard to diagnose.

21:12Many kids get chemo they don't need for a lot longer.

21:17We're hoping to do Nathan's first brain surgery tomorrow.

21:23He needs more than one.

21:25What's brain surgery?

21:32It's how we're going to make you all better.

21:35No more chemo?

21:37No more chemo.

21:39Are you going to be here?

21:41My plane got cancelled, buddy.

21:43But look, I promise I'm going to be there as soon as I can, okay?

21:47Can Patches get brain surgery too?

21:50No. Patches is a stuffed animal.

21:53It does not have a brain.

22:23Uh-oh.

22:49I just peed in our bathtub.

22:54Glassman has to go.

23:09Hey! Sorry!

23:11Sorry!

23:23Sorry!

23:49First years.

23:54You are late again.

23:56Come on. Like one minute.

23:58Last time...

24:00Your drug test from yesterday was negative.

24:03You are not using, so what is causing your tardiness?

24:09Look, I'm sorry.

24:11I've been doing really well.

24:13And the reason I'm doing so well is my daily meeting.

24:17It sets my mind right.

24:19It's kind of far and there's morning traffic.

24:22There's morning traffic.

24:25Support is very important.

24:30And so is punctuality.

24:33I'm going to map a complex double-barrel vascular bypass.

24:46Dang it!

24:47That's the sixth time you've killed my grandmother.

24:49I wasn't working with the ronger.

24:50I'm trying to sew a limb and a little more power.

24:52I just need to find the right torque.

24:53That's reassuring.

24:55Stop hovering. Go visit, visitor.

24:59Convincing Evelyn Allen to do a surgery after convincing her not to was a little bumpy.

25:06Details, please.

25:08I took the opportunity to explain how much pressure she's put on me over the years.

25:12And she took that opportunity to make me feel inadequate once again.

25:16I never thought of you as someone who lacks for confidence.

25:21Take it till you make it.

25:23You're a resident in one of the top surgical programs.

25:27You've already made it.

25:30All I see is the ground I've still got to cover.

25:41How's it going?

25:43Now ready for prime time.

25:51This STA anatomy is ideal as a donor vessel to bypass the blockage.

25:57So we'll reroute the scalp vessel into the brain here.

26:03I'm going to give you a little tip.

26:04Next time a child asks if you could do surgery on a stuffed animal so that he feels less scared, say yes.

26:11I was only telling him the truth.

26:13I was only telling him the truth.

26:17Oh, this branch of the middle cerebral artery looks like an ideal recipient.

26:23You're about to be a father. Children are illogical.

26:26We can place temporary clips for vascular control and then anastomose the STA to the MCA using tenoproline.

26:35I was very logical as a child.

26:38I did not like being talked to like I was dumb.

26:42And I definitely did not like being lied to.

26:45That child there felt that if his Dalmatian went through this scary thing with him, he'd be less scared.

26:53If you can embrace another person's thought process, it can strengthen the relationship.

27:01Leah thinks she should not have to pee in the tub, which I understand.

27:13No kidnapping my grandmother.

27:17I asked him to do a lap around the floor. I needed a change of scenery.

27:23Well, you've had your lap. Now back to your cell.

27:26Thanks for the tour, Speedy.

27:28Speedy?

27:30I'm guessing it's because I was sprinting through here this morning.

27:33Yeah, I was late. Second time this week.

27:36Snooze buttons. The devil's playing.

27:39I was actually at a Narcotics Anonymous meeting this morning. I go every day.

27:44Confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so you may be healed. James 516.

27:53Amen to that.

27:55Good for you, young man.

28:01There's got to be a closer meeting.

28:03I tried the closer one.

28:04There's got to be a closer meeting.

28:06I tried the closer one.

28:08The hardliners who run it think that wearing a suit and tie is the key to staying sober.

28:13Start your own meeting here at the hospital.

28:17Set your own tone and you'll never be late for work again.

28:22I'm not qualified to be a leader.

28:26No such thing. Leaders lead. Simple as that.

28:35You are annoying.

28:38Well, nice to see you too, Sean.

28:40Not to me, but to Leah. And I want to keep our relationship strong.

28:45She feels your presence has taken over our apartment and she wants her space back.

28:50I overstepped with the baby proofing.

28:52And suggesting names.

28:54And the Dr. Spock thing.

28:56And there's more. The nanny cam.

28:58Okay, okay, okay.

28:59It was fun thinking about your baby and the future.

29:06Maybe it has been a nice distraction.

29:11Yes, it was.

29:13Which you've needed since your house burned down and you lost all of your belongings and you have no place to live.

29:18Yes. Thank you, Sean.

29:20Dr. Glassman, you are not exactly my family.

29:25I get it. I know, Sean.

29:27But I consider you to be the baby's grandfather.

29:41Wow.

29:47I never thought that would happen for me.

29:50I never thought that would happen for me.

30:04You can stay. I will tell Leah and she will change her mind.

30:08No, no, no. I'm going to go.

30:10Where?

30:14I don't know.

30:18Can I get you a magazine?

30:20No, thank you.

30:23Are your pillows positioned okay?

30:25Okay, you're doing it again.

30:28What?

30:30That thing you've been doing since you were little where you're just fussing over people.

30:34When it's you that's in need.

30:39Okay, come on. Tell me.

30:46You just met Dr. Perez.

30:48And you were so nice and supportive.

30:53Do you know how long I've waited for you to say good job to me or, wow, you're a doctor.

31:03Do you know who Rebecca Crumpler is?

31:07No.

31:09She was the first black female doctor.

31:12And when I read about her, I wanted to be just like her.

31:16But unfortunately, I didn't know who she was either.

31:21Until you were in med school.

31:27Quinque, I have been impressed by you since you were in kindergarten.

31:40Grandma? Grandma?

31:47What's going on?

31:49She's having trouble breathing.

31:51She's hypotensive.

31:55Jugular vein distension has increased. Her heart is failing.

31:59Tell me you got through a practice run.

32:02I was coming to say we were postponing the surgery so we could practice more.

32:06What are you hanging?

32:09It's...

32:12You can read, obviously.

32:15Is this okay? I'm sorry, I should have cleared it with you first.

32:19Yes, you should have.

32:21Because I would have told you to use the small conference room up on 6th.

32:25It's quieter up there and there's no one there.

32:28I'm sorry.

32:30Because I would have told you to use the small conference room up on 6th.

32:34It's quieter up there and the room has blinds.

32:37To help with the anomalous part.

32:40Thanks.

32:53Ms. Part?

32:55I had to fly to San Francisco. I'm just grabbing a cab now.

32:57Can you hold the surgery until I get there?

33:01We can't. If he hemorrhages again...

33:04Boy, can you put him on the phone?

33:06He's already sedated.

33:09But what if this was my last chance to talk to him?

33:15I'll treat Nathan like my own son. I promise.

33:28Try to puncture the pericardium and grab an edge so we can start to peel the shell.

33:33Apply more pressure?

33:36We might need to use another tool to pierce it.

33:39Let's try the laser.

33:45Perforation of the myocardium.

33:47Manually tamponading the hole?

33:49Pledge it at sutures?

33:51Pericardium's just too calcified.

33:54That's adherent to the myocardium.

33:55So what do we do?

33:57Repair the perforation. After that, I'm open to ideas.

34:00We could put her on bypass, gently peel off the calcified pericardium bit by bit,

34:06and then repair the damage as we go.

34:08It's like poking holes in a bucket and then hoping we can plug them before all the water leaks out.

34:12I have an idea.

34:14Go ahead.

34:16It's called the waffle procedure.

34:18I found a novel study that said dense calcified plaques can be scored into multiple cross-hatched sections.

34:24No removal at all?

34:26Exactly. The shell stays in its place, but the heart has room to expand and contract as it beats.

34:32Mortality rate?

34:34Under 8%.

34:38Talk me through it.

34:40Okay. Ultrasonic scalpel.

34:43Start by incising the calcified pericardium.

34:47ICG angio looks great.

34:50Dr. Farris, we may do the dural closure and then replace the skull flap.

34:59Before we close,

35:03we're almost a full hour ahead of schedule.

35:05Why not go ahead with the bypass in his other hemisphere?

35:07That is not the plan.

35:10Simultaneous bilateral surgery risks altering brain flow too much.

35:12It could cause another bleed.

35:14But maybe there's a way to reduce that risk.

35:17The wait for the follow-up surgery will be hell on the parents,

35:20the whole time knowing their son's brain.

35:22The parent's stress is not medically relevant.

35:24I know, Sean, but please.

35:27Can you think of any other way?

35:43An encephalodural arteriocyangiosis of the left side would be relatively low risk.

35:48We could safely do that now.

35:59Rick, Linda.

36:03I'm sorry.

36:05I'm sorry.

36:07I'm sorry.

36:09I'm sorry.

36:10I'm sorry.

36:15The surgery went well.

36:40There she is.

36:42Right on schedule.

36:44How do you feel?

36:47Like I can breathe for the first time in a long time.

36:53Then talk to Lim for me.

36:57I will.

37:00Somebody's all puffed up.

37:05You did something.

37:10The surgical team got a little stuck.

37:13I just gave them a new idea.

37:17Good job.

37:20Wow.

37:22You're a doctor.

37:24Wow. Okay, you just lean on a little too thick now.

37:35Looking good.

37:37How you feeling?

37:39Okay.

37:42Can you give me a high five?

37:46High ten?

37:48Hey.

37:49Good job.

37:50Good job, boy.

37:53Where's Patches?

37:55He is right here.

38:05You did do the brain surgery on him.

38:08No, I just put bandages on his head to make you feel better.

38:13I do.

38:35I'm sorry, there's a meeting.

38:37I know.

38:38N.A., right?

38:41Yeah.

38:44It took me a few minutes to get the courage to come in.

38:52It's just us.

38:54Sorry.

38:56Where two or more are gathered.

39:04Have a seat, please.

39:19Hi.

39:21I'm Danny.

39:25I am an addict.

39:37Almost showtime.

39:39Don't say it like that. You're making me nervous.

39:42Be yourself. That's more than enough.

39:48Hi, everybody.

39:52There's so many of you.

39:55That's so good to see.

39:58I'm Dr. Jordan Allen, and I am a third-year surgical resident at St. Bonaventure Hospital.

40:08Where's Glassy?

40:10He will not be staying with us anymore.

40:14He moved out?

40:16Yes, we had a talk and decided it was best.

40:20Did you tell him I was complaining about him?

40:22Yes.

40:24Sean, now I feel horrible.

40:28You don't need to. He found a vacant apartment just down the hall.

40:33In this building?

40:34In this building.

40:36Yes.

40:38He's our next-door neighbor.

40:40Our next-door neighbor's next-door neighbor.

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