1:06:02
- Three weeks?
- The word is you're running dry.
1:06:06
I may have a block.
There never seems to be enough time.
1:06:11
I agreed to sign a contract
with the Drucker firm.
1:06:15
I'll be unable to consult
with your company.
1:06:18
George?
1:06:20
Use the familiar "hello" at the top
of the letter, and at the bottom.
1:06:32
- Hey, Bruce.
- I'm on the phone.
1:06:35
- I got something to tell you.
- Fax it.
1:06:38
You're ready to leave. I can't wait.
But you're not taking anyone.
1:06:44
- Kathy wants to leave.
- She needs to be here. She knows it.
1:06:49
She can be released by appearing
before a Patient's Review Board.
1:06:54
On my evaluation,
she's not ready to appear.
1:06:58
Then get Dr Baylor's evaluation.
1:07:00
Dr Baylor is no longer employed here.
1:07:06
- You're quite a son of a bitch.
- So?
1:07:09
You can't do this to Kathy.
I'll contact her family.
1:07:14
Family? What family?
1:07:19
Her brother?
Are you going to contact her brother?
1:07:23
Did she show you those letters
from her brother in the army?
1:07:32
- She wrote those herself.
- You know that isn't true.
1:07:39
You're not the first she's fooled,
not the first she's sought help from,
1:07:46
not the first male patient
she's brought to her special place.
1:07:51
- Did you write the letters or not?
- I certainly don't think so!
1:07:56
You don't think so?