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Hey, Burke, check out what I got in the
mail. It's my company bonus.
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Pete, I'm really tired.
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I've just come off a double shift and...
I just don't care.
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What the hell?
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Somewhere there's a dancing hippo
without a complete costume.
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This is the thanks I get for being the
top mascara salesman at Earthglow?
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It's perfect, all right? You know what?
The weatherman said that later today it
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would be raining.
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Men.
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Hey, guys, I volunteered to read to the
kids at the hospital, so can I borrow
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your comic book collection?
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What's so funny?
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Come on, Cher, you know those aren't
insured for travel.
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Oh, okay, then. I'll just look into
their sweet, innocent eyes and tell them
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sorry. There are no stories for story
time today.
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All right.
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Oh, oh, oh, I know. I'll tell them the
story of the two selfish losers on the
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choo -choo train to hell.
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You know, we are not going to hell,
okay? I heal kids.
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And Pete, well, I am not going to hell.
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You guys are so lucky.
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You know, you help people.
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I sell stupid makeup to stupid makeup
wearers.
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I wear makeup.
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You help people. I help ugly people.
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No.
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Come on. You always complain a couple of
months into every new job you get. You
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always do this.
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You know, we can't all have fulfilling
work. You know, the world needs drones,
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too.
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I am not a drone.
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I can have fulfilling work.
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I'm going to get a job that's meaningful
and that helps society.
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You go, pink umbrella man.
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back here. I thought you just got off of
a 12 -hour shift.
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People die 24 hours a day, Ashley.
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That's the hell I live with.
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Time means nothing to me.
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Oh, so you're not just doing it to make
everyone forget your drunken display at
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the bachelor auction.
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That was 127 hours ago. Get over it.
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Hey, paging Dr.
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Stolle.
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Hello, Jerome.
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Hey, guess who I am?
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Anyone want to bid on this green apple?
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So how'd your day go with that dude who
bought you for 100 bones, man?
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I like Dave as a friend.
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Dr. Bergen, I see you signed up for
another shift.
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Would you like to get your green apple
in gear?
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Man, why are you always bad -mouthing
her? She's funny.
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What are you doing here? I just had a
physical. Oh, so I was wrong. You could
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pay someone to touch you.
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Actually,
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you have something ugly on your
shoulders.
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So what was the physical for?
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I'm finally putting my life together.
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I've decided I'm going to pursue the
thing I wanted to do ever since I was a
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kid. The thing that I dreamed about.
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Ashley, I'm going to be a fireman.
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Pete, that is great. Listen, I want you
to tell me more, but I'm late for
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astronaut school.
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Pete, you can't just be a fireman.
There's a civil service exam, and it
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training, not to mention at least some
courage.
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Ashley, I'm way ahead of you, all right?
I already passed my physical, and I
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talked to a guy about volunteering at
the fire station. So now...
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We're all in the family of saving lives.
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And there's the garage where we keep the
fire engines.
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Yes! You have the red trucks.
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Because some trucks are yellow now.
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I don't like the yellow ones.
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Pete, Bruno, Jimmy, and Mick.
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This is Pete's first day.
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Hey!
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Hey.
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This is Scorch.
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Oh, Scorch, what a great name.
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Yeah, so, um, ironic.
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Yeah, we're all poets.
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Are you wearing perfume, son?
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Oh, oh, no.
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You know what? It's from my day job. I
work at the sawmill.
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It's downwind from the Estee Lauder
mill.
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A word of advice.
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These guys are away from their wives a
lot.
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Watch your back.
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And here's... we store our equipment and
here's your very own peg.
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Is that my helmet?
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Pretty exciting, isn't it?
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Try it on, son.
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Jimmy, get the camera.
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Thank you.
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Yeah, sure. It's like an initiation.
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It means I'm one of you guys. Yes, you
are.
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Look, sir, I'm just... I'm so happy to
be here. You know, and maybe someday
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I'll be sliding down that pole and
riding on that truck with you guys.
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Well, you can slide down that pole right
now.
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Really?
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Absolutely.
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Well,
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this is Pete's first slide into the
mouth of fire.
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is welcome to the ranks of heroes and
legends.
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Let her up, Pete. Yes, sir. It's like a
dream come true. I can't hear you! Yes,
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sir!
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Yeah!
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What?
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Can I do it again?
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Oh, it's great. I love reading to the
kids. Their eyes are just so wide.
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That's the Demerol.
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Well, volunteering at the hospital is
the best thing I've ever done. I don't
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know, my life just seems so full.
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I don't know how you do it, Sharon.
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You spend eight hours at admissions, you
organize all of the hospital
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fundraisers, then you read to the kids
in the children's ward, and at the same
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time you're planning your own wedding.
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Oh, that's coming up, isn't it?
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Let me get this out of your way, Dr.
Walker.
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Let's clear some space for Miss Hoddy.
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Excuse me, wasn't I Miss Hottie this
morning?
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Oh, boy. Cat fight over the germ.
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Germ, aren't you supposed to be wearing
a hairnet?
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I am. It took me forever to pull my hair
through it.
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Hey, I hope you win.
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Morning,
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Lou. Hey, morning, Dr. Bourbon. I mean,
Bergen.
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My mistake.
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That's funny.
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Hey, I just mopped over there, so watch
your 12 steps.
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Oh, that's hilarious.
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You missed a spot.
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Bird, man, you look terrible.
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You know, you really got to present
yourself better.
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You don't like this? I was going for the
germ look.
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Man, it's not a look, all right?
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Germ is an attitude.
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No, no, I'm not going home until I win
back the respect of the other doctors.
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Bert, you can't just earn back their
respect overnight.
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You were tanked. It could take months.
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I mean, even the guys in detox are
making fun of you.
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Hey, Sharon. Hi, guys. How you doing?
Hey, what are you doing here? Well, you
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forgot to send the deposit check for the
reception band, so they canceled.
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Oh, baby, I'd love to help you, but I
have a meeting in ten minutes.
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Well, the...
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The caterer also called. He said if we
don't decide on salmon today, we're
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to be stuck with scrot.
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What? Scrot's a funny word.
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I'm punchy.
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Honey, um, I can't do this on my own.
Baby, I'm sorry, but I have to go to
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meeting. Oh, scrot.
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I'm a mess. I'm going home.
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Okay, several doctors have gotten sick,
and we've traced it back to the creamed
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corn.
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What?
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I had some of the creamed corn. What's
going to happen to me?
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You'll never eat it again, I'll tell you
that.
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Okay, everybody, now we're going to be
short -handed, so I'm going to need
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available doctor to work for at least
the next 24 hours.
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Dr. Peel, what should I do? You go home.
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What? Why?
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I didn't eat the cream corn.
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Forget it. You've already pulled two
double shifts.
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No, and I'll pull two more. If need be,
I'll work from now until Thursday.
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Today's Thursday.
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Damn it, I'm a doctor, not a calendar.
You meet me.
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Are you sure?
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Yes. Okay, you, Dr. Walker, to ER.
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Okay, all right.
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break, okay? Doctors earn their
reputation in crises. Let's go. Wait,
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this serious to me? Am I going to be
really sick? I sure hope so, sweetheart.
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Oh, sorry.
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No, you're not. Look on the bright side.
Now you'll be able to squeeze into that
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wedding dress.
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Really?
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Yay!
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All right, patient hottie.
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Let's get you in that backless gown.
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Dr.
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Bergen, the patient in the corner had...
Chess pants. I know. His heart is fine.
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It's an anxiety attack. I sang him a
little song and told him he matters.
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Yeah.
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Berk, got room?
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Yeah, over here. Oh, thank God. There
are patients jammed up and down the
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hallway. I'm so tired I can barely see
straight. I don't know how you keep
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going. Well, I don't know. You know,
it's like I'm in a zone.
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Everything I've learned is the doctor's
finally kicking in. It's all natural,
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reflexive. I am a healing machine.
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Chester, I'm open.
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Okay.
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Just to clarify, we don't go on those
walks for me.
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How's it going?
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Oh, it's going great. I did the dishes,
I mopped the floor, and the laundry's
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done. Good job.
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Hey, sir, also, I've been meaning to ask
you, when am I going to do real fireman
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stuff? Because so far, my mother was a
fireman.
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We're firefighters.
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No, you're a firefighter. I'm Mr.
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Belvedere.
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Look, you know what? This just isn't
what I signed up for. I wanted to make a
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difference in the world. I wanted to
help people.
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No.
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You signed up because you wanted to put
on your big boots.
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and ride on the truck and wave at all
the pretty girls. Well, that's not how
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works. You're just a volunteer.
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Those men all earned the right to lay
their lives on the line, and they did it
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by doing the same dirty work that you're
doing now.
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So if you can't take it, I can get
another volunteer who's seven years
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and doesn't ball up the socks.
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Kills the elastic.
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And don't eat anything. I'm making
something.
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What are you looking at? I don't think
I'm taking you.
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Come on, Scorch.
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Good, good, because I need to talk to
you about these floral arrangements.
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Oh, no, no, baby, this is not a good
time. It's story time.
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Oh. Well, I got a story. You kids, you
want to hear a scary story?
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Yeah! Okay, okay.
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All right.
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Once upon a time, there was a princess,
and she was betrothed to the most
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patient prince of them all.
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Now, they would have the most beautiful
wedding in all the realm, but the
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princess forgot to send in the deposit
for the traveling minstrel, so they
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booked a bar mitzvah instead.
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But what the prince didn't know is that
within him resides the magical power of
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free will.
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And with this power, he can make
decisions on his very own.
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The prince was also very wise.
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Now, he knew if the princess didn't like
his decisions, she'd have him beheaded.
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Look, if the prince ever wants to be
king, he's going to have to grow up.
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Yeah, well, then as king, he had the
princess locked in the tower and struck
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mute. Sucks for her.
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Well, actually, what sucks, this story.
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Yeah. Well, it's too bad because the
king didn't listen to the new princess
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anymore and he lived happily ever after.
The end.
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Yay!
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I need some coffee.
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God, my thumb is killing me from giving
so many injections.
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Yeah. I don't know how junkies do it.
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Okay, people.
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The crisis is almost over and I want to
compliment everyone on their
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performance.
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Dr. Bergen?
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Exceptional work tonight.
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You showed strong leadership, excellent
decision -making, and medical skills
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under extreme pressure. You should be
very proud of yourself.
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Well, I felt like I owed it to the
hospital after what I did at the
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I... No, no, no. Ancient history, Dr.
Bergen.
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You're a good doctor. Bad drunk, but a
good doctor.
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Thank you.
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Now go home. Yeah, just after I finish
with this patient.
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All right.
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In the future, Ashley, your children
will ask...
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what happened on this day, and you'll
say yes.
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He was that good.
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Huh. So, if I stuck you with a pen,
would you whiz around the room and wind
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in the corner?
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How you doing, Mr. Cooper?
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Mr. Cooper?
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Mr. Cooper?
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Oh, my God, he's going into shock. What
happened? I don't know. I put him on a
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saline IV. It's standard procedure. He
is a diabetic.
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Charlie, I didn't check his chart. Have
the D -50 room after. No, I'll take him.
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No, no, no, you won't. No, you won't.
You should have trusted my instincts and
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sent you home earlier. Now get out of
here before you kill someone.
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Great oven mitts.
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Hey. Hey, buddy.
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What are you doing here?
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We just moved in across the street. Are
you a fireman?
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Oh, that's cute.
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I'm a firefighter.
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I want to play in a truck.
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Oh.
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I'm sure you do.
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I'm sure you just want to put on your
big boots and wave to all the pretty
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girls.
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Well, you know what? That's not how it
works.
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The oven's on fire.
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What?
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Guess what?
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I fought my first fire today.
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Where? That's not important.
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You should have seen it, Berg. There was
smoke and flames everywhere. And
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without a thought for my own safety, I
rescued a small child from the clutches
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of the Red Lady.
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We firefighters call fire.
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Good for you.
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What's wrong with you? I nearly killed a
guy today, Pete.
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What? Are you serious?
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Yeah. I don't know what happened. I was
just so...
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Wait, wait, wait. Hold on, hold on.
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Hello?
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Yeah, hold on.
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Dr. Peele.
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Hey, Dr. Peele, listen, I'm really...
Yeah.
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Oh, good.
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Okay.
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I see.
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I understand.
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But... Well, what did she say?
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Good news. The patient's going to be all
right.
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My good news? It's great news.
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And I've been suspended from the
hospital. That's not good news. That's
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good news.
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No, it's not.
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Can't you appeal it?
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Why?
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Why? I mean, it's my fault. I screwed
up.
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You made a mistake. It happens. No, it
can't happen, okay?
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A doctor isn't supposed to end lives,
all right? A doctor's supposed to save
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lives.
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Do firefighters start fires? That's a
lie!
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I got a chew.
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I thought it was germ.
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No, it's just a prince.
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Sorry I stormed out on you earlier.
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Oh, that's okay.
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I could have done worse things.
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I threw up on little Janie.
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I'm starting to think that maybe you're
avoiding the wedding plans because you
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want to avoid the wedding.
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No. I kind of feel like maybe you don't
like me anymore.
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I'm sorry I dumped all this on you.
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But you're not getting out of marrying
me.
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So we'll have squad.
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And we'll get your cousin Andy and his
accordion to play at the wedding.
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You know, when he puts his cymbals
between his knees, he sounds like a full
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band.
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So, let's talk matchbooks.
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Okay.
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Sharon and Johnny.
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Sharon ampersand Johnny.
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That's my favorite.
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Sharon and Johnny.
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I love you.
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Sharon, there's a kid at the foot of the
bed.
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Ben?
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