:36:02
No. Why would anyone play that?
:36:05
The idea is to see who can spit the farthest.
I used to be the champ.
:36:09
- You play games?
- Yeah, I play games.
:36:12
I bet I could beat you.
:36:14
No. It's the only game my father
would let me play, I'm very good at it.
:36:18
We'll see. You go first.
:36:22
Okay.
:36:30
Forget it. You can't win.
:36:32
Awfully cocky.
:36:42
Simon, I want that back.
Give me my spit back.
:36:44
No. Sorry.
:36:47
At least tell me what you think I have.
:36:50
No. Because I could be wrong.
:36:53
Simon, you're never wrong.
:36:55
That's true.
:36:58
Do you think you could just hold me?
:37:08
Good morning. Medication time.
:37:10
Attention. Dr. Prang has refused
to meet with our strike committee.
:37:14
So we urge nurses not to work very hard.
:37:20
Take this spit.
:37:22
Whose is it?
:37:23
I don't know. Baryshnikov.
:37:29
No, this is Stephanie Brody's spit here
on the ballet ticket, I see...
:37:32
that Dr. August keeps on bugging us about.
:37:34
Who's that?
:37:35
That brilliant young intern,
who figured out with the two fingers.
:37:39
- That smartass, yeah.
- That's right.
:37:41
I see here he wants a Nederlander's,
a trilateral myopia.
:37:44
He wants a Lastfogel's process.
:37:48
Wait a minute.
You know about that Lastfogel test?
:37:51
Sure.
:37:52
I haven't seen anything about it
in the National Enquirer.
:37:54
No, it was in People magazine.
:37:58
With the trilateral myopia...
:37:59
and the Nederlander's,
you can only be pretty sure.