:32:34
I'm going back.
:32:36
Look at this.
:32:40
Now, a friend of mine at U.C.L.A.
Did a study of chronic schizophrenics.
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They're supposed to have stereotyped routines
that they repeat every 20 minutes or so.
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You know, like a stuck record in their brains
repeating the same phrase over and over.
:32:52
Well, I have been watching them
on and off all day,
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and they don't seem
to be making any movements.
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They just stand there.
With those kinds of problems,
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I say let 'em stand there
if they want to. Ooh!
:33:02
You okay?
:33:05
Yeah. I bumped into something
this afternoon.
:33:07
It's starting to hurt.
Probably nerves.
:33:09
It's a bruise, Walter.
You don't bruise from nerves.
:33:11
I used to break out when I was 12.
Doctor said it was homosexual panic.
:33:23
I'll see you Monday morning.
You got anything for me?
:33:25
No, I'm afraid not. I'm guessing on the
acidity based upon the corrosion samples.
:33:29
The figures you gave me.
Yeah.
:33:31
Well, it can't be that high. Well,
I know, but you asked me to guess.
:33:33
All right, get outta here.
Good night, sir.
:33:35
Hey, what's with the "sir" business?
Okay, good night, Sir Doc.
:33:38
Better.
A lot better.