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Well, this is it.

You have a lovely voice.

Thank you. I mean, it's not much, but it's all I could afford while we were in

school.

Well, I understand.

I understand.

Yeah. Thank you again for inviting me over.

Of course.

Of course. I'm just, I'm really glad that we're all done with this, because I

don't know how I did it without you.

Wow.

I'm okay with the terminology.

I've always been having problems with the practical version.

You know, I find it to be just the opposite.

I mean, it's the written that I'm having the most trouble with. Some of the

terminology is way beyond me. But as far as the practical exam, I'm an expert.

I've been doing it my whole life, and now I just need a license.

So, what are you having trouble with?

Well, I could, but I'll be blunt about it.

Female anatomy.

I've been sheltered as a kid.

Oh, okay. I've seen this a lot in some of the younger students.

It's usually because they were raised to be so polite that they would never want

to offend. And now that you have to go up to a woman and examine her.

It feels rude somehow.

Yeah. Yeah. But, I mean, I'll tell you. Here, we'll go get this out of the way.

Come with me.

And you know what?

I'll show you how it's done.

It's a very, very straightforward, very clinical way to do this.

Everything's going to be fine.

Okay.

So, there's absolutely nothing to be afraid of.

You know, if you just kind of think of women like everybody else, like men,

like...

So, first things first is to make your patient comfortable. You sit them down,

you ask them why they're in the office today, why they came to see you, and

you have to determine, based on what they tell you and what you discover,

may or may not be wrong with them.

Before you go through the expense for your hospital or your office of running

blood tests, because you run out of those bills and you're going to get

privileges. So, we start here.

You asked me what I'm doing.

Why am I here?

Good afternoon.

How are you doing?

I'm fine, doctor. Thank you.

So, why'd you visit?

Well, you know, I was having an issue with my lower back, and it just seemed

crazy around my hip.

And I've tried everything.

I've tried stretching.

I've tried those muscles in the area. I just, right here in the small, I think I

might have cracked a bone.

Oh.

Oh, let me go get one of my nurses to help me with that.

You're doing great.

You're doing so good.

First things first. Never contradict the patient because they are certain

they're right. Always right. Instead of contradicting, add suggestions in

addition to what they may think.

You don't need the nurse.

You're the doctor. This is your health. You're in touch.

Okay?

You're going to be fine. I promise you. I promise you.

So, again, you're making the patient feel comfortable, saying, well, in

to what you're observing, these other things may be possible, and this is how

we're going to find out.

Right?

First things first, you've got to check for swollen lymph nodes to make sure

that it's not an infection of some kind.

And infections can be discovered easily by palpitating the lymph nodes in the

neck, the adenoids and the tonsils, just like you taught me last week, remember?

So here you go.

You're going to see if the glands under here are swollen.

And you're going to roll your finger around a little bit.

And then as you're doing this, you're going to talk to your patient so they

don't feel creeped out.

Okay. So tell me about your day.

Day's going okay, doctor.

Do you feel anything here? Do you want to tell them what you're observing or

observing? Oh, well, your lymph nodes aren't swollen, so there's no...

There are also lymph nodes under the arm and on the inside of the thigh.

But if you don't feel the full -on lung tear, you're probably not going to

elsewhere unless it's a local infection.

Next, you want to check my respiration.

Make sure that there's no fluid in my lungs.

Because if there's fluid in the lung, you might have missed something.

And it is very, very important to determine without any question that the

are working properly.

Well, let me check your lungs.

Now, when you check the locations here, you also need to check the back.

Because sometimes...

Long time pneumonia or even clot and high on different sides of the lungs. We

want to check both.

So you're going to listen to my back.

Great, you're healthy and alive, and you have no fluid in your lungs.

That is wonderful.

Now, did you notice anything weaving? Because I actually do have asthma, and

might hear, it almost sounds like a whistle sound.

Yes, I did actually.

It is beautiful, but you're not going to hear me say it.

Now, after you identify there was prepping issues during the exam, and you

of course, different infection, and then fluid in the lungs,

You need to look into the heart rate, my heart beat.

The nurse will take blood pressure. But next you need to look for signs of

injury, inflammation, redness, swelling.

These are all very important things to determine ahead of any blood tests or x

-rays that you might decide are necessary because it will save you money

often money. So you need to look at the area where the patient says that there

are areas of pain or concern

Even immobility, because immobility is often a sign of injury, and most people

don't see it that way. So, this is the area where the patient says she's having

unresolvable pain.

Now, do you see, in that area, anything that indicates injury?

Swelling, or maybe an abrasion, a bruise, any signs of fracture?

You gotta touch it. Oh, uh -huh.

Yes, okay.

You've got to touch. And then, you know, you've got to get the surrounding area

because it could be an injury in the area that is transmitting the pain to a

different spot.

Do you feel anything there?

No. No?

Now, you remember that area in the book, that's where the bottom of the spine

is. Mm -hmm.

That's got a whole bunch of nerves, and then you've got that itty -bitty

sciatica thing in there that's a mess, and it's horrible for everybody. I don't

know.

I don't feel any inflammation.

I don't see any signs of injury. There's a lot that seems to be...

There's a lot? Okay.

A lot is going through my head right now. Okay. So we are, instead of saying

lot, because we don't like to be described as a lot, we're large. No, no,

Never do that. Never do that.

You're considering different things.

You want to keep feeling around until you've got the whole area out.

So you can't feel anything on the surface.

Then it's possible that there could be an internal injury from, you know, maybe

a bone fall or a bad fall or even a herniation of the intestines or the

abdominal wall. And these are things you have got to find out because if it's a

herniation, it could become a life -threatening situation.

So wear your gloves.

Okay.

My goodness, you've got big hands.

I think they make those in a bigger size for next time.

Hi!

Oh, hello.

Yeah, you don't want any articles of clothing to be in the way of your

diagnosis.

Alright, well, if you put a dry finger into your patient's rectum, you're going

to be in a lot of trouble with a lot of people.

Get some jelly on that, sir.

I assure you, this is part... of what you do every time there is, you know, an

injury in this area. You've got to check the insides. And the only way to do

that is to get in there.

Oh. Because, I mean, at the bottom of the spine, it could be something in the

intestines or, you know, any one of the surrounding connective tissues. You've

got to get in there and feel around.

Okay. So... So? There you go.

Okay. Now what?

Well,

you've got to look at the area. Is there anything around that area that you can

see that...

That could say injury or infection.

Oh, my.

Oh.

Hold on.

Well, I'm going to squeeze it so you know that it's not a paralytic issue.

Mm -hmm. That the muscles and the nerves are still working in the area.

Yes.

And I do have sensation. Are there any signs of injury?

No. That you can see?

None that I can see.

Beautiful.

Healthy, I mean. Healthy. Yes.

That's the correct term I could be using.

Okay, you've really... I can see that you're nervous, David.

I am.

But this is part of your final exam. Before they're going to give you a

you've got to learn to be able to do this.

I know that you're nervous.

So why don't we start with something simpler?

You've got to get used to the female body. It's not such a scary thing.

Most women, when they come to you...

They need help. They're trusting you to find something that's wrong, to make

them feel better, to make sure that that help is what it needs today.

So before you go from, you know, backside to any other part of the body,

going to remove your gloves.

Throw those out. That's why they buy so many, so you can change them when you

need to.

Okay. So let's start with something simple. A simple breath.

Yeah.

Start with one. Use both hands.

Do the circles. You're going to feel around.

Feel the whole boob.

Squeeze a little.

Do you feel any lump?

No, not really.

I've got to get the whole area.

It's a large area.

It's heavy, too, isn't it? Yeah.

I think this one weighs maybe 11 pounds.

Yeah. Wow.

Yeah, they're big.

Mm -hmm.

There you go. You let it move.

Oh, okay. You want to make sure that there's... Do you hear anything? Do you

hear any squishy moving around? Do you hear any noises?

You go, shake it off, squeeze it, have fun with it.

But you're laughing, which means you're not as nervous, right?

Oh, that helped.

Do you notice anything unusual?

No. Other than how big it is.

No problem. But it seems perfectly round and natural to me.

Now the other one.

Now every breast is...

is different from his sister so they're not supposed to be twins they're

supposed to be cousins i just learned something new i didn't know that it

like eyebrow you know do you see anything in here you want to make sure

that area by the lymph nodes because sometimes a little bad situations can

there too you're doing great david see this isn't so bad is it

let me get the nipple and the areola area okay

You really want to examine that because sometimes the worst problems start in

that area right there. Is that okay? Yeah, you've got to pull the nipple out

little bit.

And then with your other hand, feel around the area while the skin is

Oh, okay.

Oh,

that's great.

Go ahead and pull it a little. You want the skin to be nice and firm.

Do you feel anything unusual there?

No.

Now the breast, are there any areas of hardness?

No, but I feel right now currently no now you want to you want to look at them

both at the same time Do you see do you see anything?

Like any swelling any surface area?

discoloration any dimples that you think might be a problem

Not everything looks good.

Yeah, okay.

Now, what about in here?

What am I looking for? Anything that looks unusual.

Well, that's great.

After you're done examining the breath area, you want to move your weight down

to the abdominal area because, oh boy, that is almost always where every pain

going to start.

All right, so we need to do the abdominal exam, and for this we need to

sure that patients, are laying flat on their back.

So anything that might be happening in the abdominal area, it's necessary to

have the patient lay flat.

This way you can identify something more easily if it's not, you know, where it

is today.

So for this, I need you to put both of your hands on my abdomen right here.

And you're going to examine the entire abdominal area all the way down to the

hips.

I need you to get your hands up. You're doing a great job, but I need you to

really roll your fingers around and try to identify if any of my organs are

swollen or if I have any areas of pain in any of the quadrants.

Very important.

And where the pain is will help you to decide what it may or may not be.

So you want to use flat fingers like this.

And feel around. You have the liver over here.

And you've got the small intestine up here.

And the colon is right around this area here. So you've really got to press in

there. Dig in there with your finger. There you go. Do you feel anything?

I feel your organs. I don't feel anything swollen, nothing inflamed.

Okay. Wow.

Well, that's wonderful.

What else do you notice about this?

Make sure to get the entire abdominal cavity.

I feel the muscles underneath and the way that you tighten them.

I'm going to be relaxed.

I do feel alive.

Wonderful. Now, if a patient comes to you, like I said, with back pain, that

be caused by an injury to an organ in the area.

So what you need to do is check the lymph nodes here because those can be

swollen. There are lymph nodes right here. You need to check these.

The lymph nodes in this area right here on either side of that area.

And if those are not swollen, then the likelihood of an infection is far, far

less going to be the case.

Do you feel any swelling?

No, I don't feel any swelling or inflammation.

David, you've got to look at your patient while you're feeling on them.

Otherwise, they're going to think you're creepy.

You're doing an exam. It's okay to look.

You have to look at your patient. They're going to get the bad idea. This

very clinical. There's nothing wrong with this.

So, now, do you see anything on the outside of the vaginal area which could

cause, you know, maybe a dislocated pain that the patient is feeling?

Labia majora minor.

That's still all there.

Well, of course, the men missed the clitoris. It's right there.

Look. Right there. Okay. So, all the pieces are there.

Yes. Nothing looks broken.

No. Nothing looks injured.

Right. So, we've determined that lymph nodes are not solid.

all the abdominal cavity feels like it should, you know, regular.

And you don't see any, you know, external signs of injury.

So what's happening right now, before we go to the blood test or, you know, the

scans, is you have to do a digital exam.

And if that's not deep enough, then we have to go a little bit more advanced.

Okay? Okay.

All right. So got to get your gloves on.

It's helpful for some people if you make them a hawk while you're doing exams,

you know, just asking them about their job, their TV shows they might be

watching. What would you say your favorite color is?

Blue. Blue? Oh, yeah. Well, unfortunately, I don't have blue gloves

only have black.

But it is in the blue bag, so it's in there. Yeah.

Now, normally there's a special table because it has it. Right.

But we're going to have to provide it.

Always warn the patient that the gel is going to be cold. Yes. It always is. It

always is.

So you want to make sure to lube up the outside area.

Just here.

Oh, the lube. Okay.

This lube. Uh -huh.

You want to make sure to get all those tiny little cracks on the outside of the

area lubed up. Because if you don't, you just put a glove in there, you might

get a shoe in the face.

Ah.

Nobody wants a shoe in the face. Nobody wants a shoe in the face.

Can't beat up a doctor.

Great.

Just massage the area.

Make eye contact with your patient.

Yes. Tell me about your day.

Work has been a little stressful, doctor. I think I fell on the ice

Maybe that's how I hurt myself.

Oh, I see.

That's unfortunate.

And you want to assure them when you don't see anything wrong that everything

looks good so far.

Yeah. Everything looks good so far?

Yeah. Wonderful.

Okay, now this next part has to be done.

Okay, the tip of your glove needs to be inserted from that much because you need

to get the patient used to the idea that they're about to receive an internal

exam.

Okay. And you don't want them to feel yucky about it. So how would you say

Hmm. Over here.

Well. Right here, doctor.

I would like to know that I'm about to perform an internal procedure, and I

would hope that you're comfortable with that. Or would you like a female nurse

to be able to come in here and do that for you?

Thank you for offering. There should almost always be a female in the room.

for me, no. We're just doing this for us, between us. We're practicing right

now. Okay.

Never, ever, ever touch a female patient without a female nurse to witness in

the room.

Ugh, love this. Okay, I admit.

It's awful.

Okay. So, this much. You're going to put that much of your glove into the

rectum. Okay.

But you're just going to put it this much.

This much? Yep, that much.

And only one finger.

Only one finger. Oh, my God. The last student I tutored in this subject was,

ugh. What a dick he was.

He just, all three fingers, he just jammed it right in there. I'm like, yo,

buddy, we're not, you know, out on a date or anything. I know, all right. Get

back to work.

Okay. Okay, just a little bit. Just the tip of the finger. Just a little bit. Mm

-hmm. Look at your patient.

Are you all right? Is this okay?

Yeah, that's fine.

Okay. And it's gone in.

Okay. And there it is. Is it?

Yes. Okay, now hold the finger there. Mm -hmm.

Because you don't know what the patient's internal situation is.

But take notice of the sensations around the finger.

Mm -hmm. Okay.

Yeah.

It should feel smooth. Yeah. And tight.

It is.

If it's bumpy anywhere or if there's, you know, a crevice or a crack, that

be a cause of pain. It could be an injury to the rectum. Oh, well. Do you

anything in that way?

No. None of those.

No cracks, no micro tears, no bumps.

Wonderful.

So it's in good shape?

Yes. Okay. Well, make sure that the rest of your finger's lubed up.

Okay.

You want to put more lube on the same finger.

You're doing great, David.

Thank you.

That's the fingers lubed up.

Are you ready?

Mm -hmm.

you're doing just parked at the entrance and it's going in okay perfect

oh wow okay doing great now you want to go a little bit deeper this time because

the o -ring is about about an inch wide oh and the tip of your finger is only

going to feel the very initial entry of that area so you need to put more of

your finger in there would you like

You're great. You're totally good. Oh. They're good. Oh, wow.

Huh. Interesting.

Right.

Do you feel anything unusual in the area?

No, I don't. It is exactly as you described.

Mm -hmm.

Well, see, this feels good.

No, not bad at all.

Now, you really want to reach in there, so go ahead and push the thing all the

way in.

Okay. As far as you can get it.

Uh -huh.

Oh.

Oh. See, now, areas of concern.

are actually a little bit higher than that. Is your finger all the way in like

that? Oh, it's all the way in there. I'm at my knuckles.

Oh, okay.

Well, you've got to get up in there because there could be

injuries to the intestines.

Yeah,

this is as far as he's going.

All right, go ahead and remove your finger.

Take off your gloves.

And you're going to throw that out. Always change clothes. Remember,

Now, you have options, of course. You've got a patient, and you really need to

get this manual examination complete.

Or you could leave thumbs unturned. That could hide very serious issues.

Unfortunately, you have...

really beautiful hands, Doctor, but the areas that need to be examined are

farther away than what your hands will allow.

Yeah, so we need to examine deeper in order for me to be sure

that there are no problems happening.

I might have just torn them up. We don't know.

So here's what we're going to do.

Since your hands aren't big enough, and we don't have any any tools with us,

you've got to feel around in there. So I'm going to tap on your dick and I'm

going to get it wet.

And then you are going to feel around my rectum and my intestines with your

cock.

And this way we can be absolutely sure that everything is okay.

I think it'll work out.

I'm okay with the static pregnancy if you want. Sure, sure. I mean, what other

way are you going to find out, right?

Okay, so, um, you just be, uh, all right, well, I suppose you've just got

pull that thing out. I mean, after all, I can't, like, predict through the

pants.

Okay. Mm -hmm.

That's... Sorry.

I didn't even know we actually needed to be evac'd in order for me to, um,

insert it.

Well, for you to insert it, I mean, this is all you need. I'll just put, I'll

just relax.

I'll just relax.

I'm still nervous.

No. Oh.

Oh. Your anatomy doesn't work.

No, no, it doesn't work. We need it to work so we can, oh yeah, that's

definitely going to reach.

Okay, so what we need to do is we need to make sure that it's nice and lared

Otherwise, it's going to hurt.

And, you know, you don't want to get a shoe wet.

Yeah, that would agree.

That's a great practical study moment.

I mean, you know, I've got really heavy tits, but I can't imagine how heavy the

appendage is. I mean, no wonder you walk funny.

Well, I do walk on my toes, so...

It's really important to make sure all of the skin on the appendage is

lubricated.

This way we don't have any abrasions on you while you're doing my internal

examination.

Well, I mean, that's important.

You know we learn as we go, right?

Yeah.

Yeah, I'll tell you what.

The last person that I tutored, he couldn't make it. He was having trouble

staying focused the whole time. So I really appreciate your professionalism,

Doctor. Very kind of you.

Oh, yeah, you're definitely more than any rep you uh to complete the

examination And you definitely are you definitely are lubricated

Well doctor, I think as

long as your examiner

As a woman, she's going to be alright.

We'll definitely take this into account.

It's always important to keep that particular side warm.

I understand. I'm going to... Oh my

gosh.

I'm glad I can be of service.

So what do you think?

You're ready.

How would you like to examine the prostate?

Well, patients always feel more comfortable when they're relaxed, and I

beginning the examination with me on my back would be good practice for you.

You're just going to have to take all that off.

Okay. Mm -hmm.

Oh, don't you worry. Everything's going to be just fine.

This is done all the time.

Oh, this is totally normal.

This is actually part of your final exam.

I mean, you know, you don't think all the angry women would look so happy on

test day, do you?

My goodness.

Okay, here we go.

You just put that right there.

Nice and easy.

Yeah, if you just shove it in there, you're going to get a shoot of the head.

There you go.

There you go.

You just, yeah, you want to really take your time about it.

Make sure that your patient is comfortable with the exam that you're

How's that feel?

That's fine.

That's just fine.

You want to take your time. You want to get in there and really do as many

repetitions as you can to feel every last bit.

You don't want to miss anything.

I'm not missing anything. I feel everything.

Oh, that's good.

You're doing good, doctor. You're doing good.

Nice and easy. Like a walk in the park.

Very different from a walk in the park, but oh It's great But

you're also analyzing area at the same time right yeah, okay?

Yeah, now. We're going to need you to remove your top because that's going to

get in the way of this of the mechanics of this analysis, yeah You don't want

your shirt to block your view

How does that feel?

That feels nice and deep, doctor. Okay.

Now, while you're in there nice and deep, do you notice anything unusual?

Oh, uh... No.

They're healthy indeed.

What?

Well, we're going to need to do many repetitions of this exam just to make

that you didn't miss anything. There's a large area inside that needs to be

manipulated. Okay.

Lots of repetitions.

Faster or same speed?

This is just, yeah, you're doing great.

See, this isn't weird at all, is it?

No, no, this is a great story question.

Oh. There you go.

Hmm.

Oh.

Well, it's definitely going to take your mind off your stress, that's for sure.

Stress is late and non -existent. There you go.

Just be sure to do this when you go into the examination or tomorrow.

Oh, I see.

Well, okay.

Will you be there tomorrow?

I don't know. I'm not giving a test, but, you know, Mrs. Smith is going to be

giving a test.

You're going to have to start with it. You know how to do this.

Okay. I will show Mrs. Smith.

At some point, if you identify pain and swelling, you can administer

treatment directly to that area.

Oh, okay.

We'll get into that later.

Right now, we need to make sure that you've got the whole area under your

You've got such a strong mannerism.

Thank you.

You're doing a great job.

Just keep going.

Just keep going.

Reactions to your exam are perfectly normal as well.

That doesn't mean that you're hurting. It just means that you're reaching spots

that normally aren't touched or bothered.

So you want to make sure to repeat these repetitions often.

Often.

It's very good.

It's very, very good. You're doing a great job.

I want you to pay attention to what it feels like.

And remember to pay attention to the o -ring, too.

Oh, I certainly am. How snug it is. Uh -huh.

Because there are going to be fluctuations that might get tighter

you the deeper you go.

Oh. You're going to squeeze your appendage there.

Now there's certain nerve senses in that area that your female patients are

really going to love.

Now this reaction is totally normal, and even a good sign that you're doing the

exam the proper way.

And you are certainly hitting the right nerve.

Just keep doing what you're doing.

Got it.

I know he might even relieve the pain without a need for treatment.

Well, that would be the best doctor's appointment ever.

Oh, yeah.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh. Oh.

Oh.

Excellent. Excellent procedure.

Oh. Oh.

Oh. Oh.

Oh.

look like the end of tomorrow for me? Of course.

She's very, very difficult, though. She insists on details.

Yeah.

You are going to need to be very thorough with her, and I anticipate that

though your exam right now is wonderful, she's much taller than me, you might

have to use your whole arm.

Understood. Yeah. Okay.

Just be gentle.

I'll be.

Now, you want to slow it down a little bit, Doctor, because We don't want to

miss anything around the side.

Take your time with it.

Now are you paying attention to the texture along the surface?

Lots of times when you're going to examine women, you're going to have to

to see with your sense of touch.

Very important for things you can't see with your eyes.

You're doing a great job.

Thank you.

I'm a great tutor.

I do it as a side hustle.

You know, every Tuesday and Thursday night, I attend to two young male

who are having trouble with their technique.

Haven't received a bad review yet?

No, I can't imagine why you would.

Oh, fantastic.

Very nice. Now, you know, just be sure that you do an absolutely complete

examination. You need to change your angles of approach just because you

don't want to miss anything on the opposite side.

So you want to get a feeling for the sensation all the way around on the

of the body.

Okay.

Okay, so you relax. I'm going to turn over.

and you are going to, you're going to approach me from a different angle. This

way, the skin of your appendage is going to touch different contact points.

All right.

Right through there.

There you go, doctor. You got that.

Perfect.

Perfect. Now, again, taking your time to feel all of the areas around it. The

sensation is just slightly different.

Yeah.

Very good.

Oh, wow. And how the o -ring of the ant is, you know.

Oh, that's very nice.

It's hugging you.

That's exactly right.

There you go.

Now, I'm going to help you with this.

I'm going to help you with this by motioning back and forth

myself, just to give you an idea of where you need to be.

Beautiful.

That is very nice.

You're getting the hang of it. I really have a lot of respect for how quickly

you're learning.

Perfect.

Repetition is very important.

So you go ahead and do as many as you can.

That's great.

Yeah, keep doing that.

Again,

you're reaching as far as you can.

That's very deep.

That is very, very deep.

Now, are you getting a thorough idea?

I want you to sense with your cock all the surfaces that you're touching

by stroking back and forth. Oh, yes.

Before we determine a proper course of treatment, if any is necessary.

No need for suppository or thermometers just yet?

Not just yet.

But this internal massage is doing wonders.

I mean, it's already loosening everything up.

Oh,

now see, that's great.

Now there is a pressure point behind the female anatomy and sexual reproductive

organs.

Oh, that is just going to make your patient so, so giddy with you.

And you were just tapping on that nerve for me. I appreciate that.

You really are an overachiever, aren't you, Doctor?

Well, hold on one second, please.

This is great.

We're just going to keep repeating that same manner.

You've determined with absolute certainty.

Oh,

you

are nailing it.

Oh, your technique is just sort of perfect.

Oh, my goodness.

Oh, very nice.

because there's a thousand that needs to happen.

But I'll tell you what, we can definitely approach a different angle.

Yes.

Now, I'm going to need your support here because my

breaths are very heavy and you don't want to hurt my back further than when

already been hurt, right?

Oh, my.

Oh, yeah.

This is by far the most effective technique, short of the last one that

going to do.

See,

this is highly effective.

You are really, really penetrating deep and you're getting a much clearer view.

Man, I'm actually impressed by how strong your cock is right now.

Most students don't make it this far into the tutoring session with me.

Really? Oh, man. You are really something.

Your stamina and your strength is not like anything I've ever seen before.

Oh, yeah.

I've been breathing this entire time.

Thank you.

Yes. Oh, yeah.

extra final measure of investigation is going to be necessary.

Well, there is one or two positions that

are going to be essential.

Absolutely essential.

So I think by now we are going to need you to

administer your recommendation.

And whatever course of treatment you are ready to provide.

Oh,

that's nice.

You want to take it nice and easy.

Yeah, this is the angle. It hides nothing.

There are going to be no questions left after this.

Oh,

yeah.

Homeopathic medicine is the best.

Of course, the treatment for the body.

Oh, I agree with you on this one.

Of course, you'll make a lot more money if you just do what all the medicinal

companies tell you to do, but naturally the... Well, it comes and goes, but

this is... Oh, it definitely comes and goes.

Oh, yeah.

If you can find a way to... treat this inflammation without including any

narcotic or chemical, that would be the safest, and it tends to

be the most effective course of treatment.

And leave costly?

Sometimes even free.

stitch effort.

Yeah. And if you can manage to get that treatment all the way into that back

area, I think it would be alright.

I think I have an idea. It may not be from the same position, but

I think we can go for that last stitch effort. Oh, that's wonderful, because I

would really like to get on with what I need to do today.

Nice and deep.

I want it to be really deep. Make sure you get the treatment all the way in

there.

That's perfect.

I feel good at this.

Can you tell me you haven't done this before?

Nice and hard.

You can do it.

You can give it to me hard.

I'm getting close.

I'm coming.

started 10 minutes ago.

Oh, I'm not worried about it. I'll eat that now. I won't be on my way. Tell

Smith I said hi.

Oh, I said hi.

Thank you.

Cranky old bitch.