:41:01
Thats enough.
Thanks very much.
:41:03
Ill see you in the morning.
Okay.
:41:24
Dr. Willoughby.
:41:29
Dr. Willoughby?
:41:34
Dr. Willoughby.
:41:37
Dr. Willoughby!
:41:39
Uh, whats that?
Are you all right, sir?
:41:41
I havent been all right
under four administrations.
:41:44
Who the hell are you?
:41:46
Claire.
:41:48
Mrs. Conway.
:41:50
The dietician.
:41:51
Well, dont dawdle.
:41:52
You know how short
my attention span is.
:41:55
Its about
the meal schedule
:41:56
you sent through
to conserve kitchen help.
:41:59
Breakfast
at 5:00 a.m.?
:42:00
Yeah.
:42:01
Lunch at 9:00 a.m.?
:42:02
Fine.
:42:03
Whats the problem?
:42:05
Well, the patients.
:42:06
Patients.
Damn cry-babies.
:42:07
Whos running this hospital,
us or them?
:42:09
Us, I hope.
:42:10
You bet your ass,
shorty.
:42:13
De Voto, Joseph.
:42:18
Good Morning.
Good Morning.
:42:20
Oh, yes. Tonsillectomy.
:42:22
I see Dr. Nichols
is doing it.
:42:24
Yes, right. He was recommended
by Joeys paediatrician,
:42:27
Dr. Hatfield.
:42:28
Very prominent man.
:42:30
Mrs. De Voto,
do you take Reader's Digest?
:42:33
Oh, no, I...
:42:35
There was a marvellous article
about tonsils only last month.
:42:38
You didnt see it?
:42:39
No.
Pity, you should have.
:42:41
Did you know that tonsils are the
least-understood organs in the human body?
:42:45
Is that so?
:42:46
Nobody really knows
what they do.
:42:47
Which is no reason
to rip them out.
:42:49
They must be there
for some purpose.
:42:51
As Einstein said,
:42:52
God does not play dice
with the universe.
:42:54
Who?
:42:55
God.
:42:56
No, the other.
:42:57
Einstein.
Practically the same thing.