1:08:01
1:08:09
Over 30 children
are delivered here each day.
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Dr. Kramer to the nurses' station.
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- Good morning, Doctor.
- Hi.
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Class, this is Dr. Miller.
1:08:19
He'll be joining us
for the last part of our tour today.
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If you guys will follow me, please.
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I'd like to ask you one last time.
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Conduct yourselves
with the utmost maturity.
1:08:38
- You in my class?
- I am today.
1:08:49
- Yes, Greg?
- Who are these guys?
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Most of them are derelicts.
1:08:53
They sold their bodies
to medicine for money.
1:08:56
- About $30, I think?
- Twenty-five.
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Righteous bucks!
1:09:02
This gentleman here is named Arthur.
1:09:04
Arthur was good enough
to die last week of heart failure.
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We are fortunate today
to view his body...
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in its pristine state.
1:09:18
Here an incision has been made.
1:09:20
The ribs have been sawed off,
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allowing us to remove
the breastplate...
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and really observe the human organs
as they exist in their natural state.
1:09:31
Here we have the human lungs.
1:09:34
And here is the human heart
which, you can see,
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is actually located
in the center of your chest.
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Ohh! Gnarly!
1:09:49
1:09:53
Are you okay?
1:09:55
Yeah.
I'm fine.
1:09:58
- I just made a jerk out of myself.
- No, you didn't.