1:56:03
this morning we had pancakes.
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Maple syrup.
Maple syrup on the--
1:56:07
Maple syrup on the table.
1:56:09
And Charlie Babbitt made a joke.
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See, we--
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I made a connection.
1:56:17
I think it's admirable
that you made a connection...
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but the purpose of this meeting is to
determine what is best for Raymond...
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whether or not he's capable
of functioning in the community...
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and what, in fact, he wants,
if that's possible to determine.
1:56:29
I'm all for that.
1:56:31
- Raymond's unable to make decisions.
- You're wrong.
1:56:34
He can't decide for himself.
1:56:36
He's capable
of a lot more than you know.
1:56:38
Why don't we ask Raymond?
1:56:40
Raymond, can I ask you
a few questions?
1:56:44
- The doctor's talking to you.
- Can I ask you a few questions?
1:56:49
Do you wanna stay
with your brother?
1:56:53
Raymond, would you Like to stay
with your brother in Los Angeles?
1:56:56
The doctor's asking you a question.
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- So you listen.
- Yeah.
1:57:01
Raymond, do you wanna stay
with your brother Charlie?
1:57:05
- Do you wanna stay with your brother?
- Yeah.
1:57:08
- You do?
- Yeah.
1:57:10
You wanna stay with your brother?
1:57:11
Yeah. I wanna stay with
my brother Charlie Babbitt.
1:57:14
- That's what you want?
- Yeah.
1:57:18
- You wanna stay with your brother?
- Yeah.
1:57:24
- Can I ask you something else?
- Yeah.
1:57:26
- You wanna go back to Wallbrook?
- Yeah.
1:57:29
Raymond, can you make a distinction
between your brother and Wallbrook?
1:57:33
Yeah.
1:57:36
- Do you wanna stay with your brother?
- Yeah.
1:57:40
- Or do you wanna go to Wallbrook?
- Yeah.
1:57:42
They're two separate things.
1:57:44
Your brother or Wallbrook?
It's not one thing, Raymond.
1:57:48
- Back to Wallbrook, stay with Charlie.
- Okay.
1:57:51
- Back to Wallbrook, stay with Charlie.
- Can you make that choice?
1:57:55
- One or the other.
- Go back to Wallbrook.
1:57:57
All right.
1:57:59
Just hold on here.