:03:07
- Your wife's on the phone.
- Thank you, Claire.
:03:12
Fay, are we sitting down?
:03:17
My publisher
thinks it's gonna happen.
:03:20
Good Morning America
:03:22
is coming up to Lake Winnipesaukee
next week to interview me.
:03:26
It's a tremendous shot in the arm
for my book.
:03:29
No, it's very unusual.
:03:31
I think they did visit Dr Ruth's
house once, but other than that...
:03:36
Hold on a second, honey. Yes?
:03:38
Doctor, there's a Dr Carswell
Fensterwald on the phone.
:03:43
Fay, I have to go.
Another colleague's on the phone.
:03:46
They sure do come out
of the woodwork when you're famous.
:03:50
Goodbye, dear.
:03:52
- Carswell!
- Leo!
:03:54
Long time no see, huh?
:03:56
You got a big book out.
Things are really clicking, huh?
:04:01
- That's the way I planned it.
- Listen, Leo,
:04:04
I'm quitting my practice for a while.
I'm leaving town.
:04:09
And I have one patient
I'd like to refer to you.
:04:13
Exactly what kind of case is it?
He's not psychotic, is he?
:04:16
No, no, nothing like that.
:04:18
Listen, his name is Bob Wiley,
he pays early, he comes on time.
:04:24
He just needs someone brilliant,
Leo.
:04:27
I know that you don't like flattery,
:04:29
but if there's anyone I know who
could win the Nobel Prize, it's you.
:04:34
Well, I suppose I could find an hour
for him sometime after Labor Day.
:04:40
OK, I'll work him in
for an interview.
:04:43
- Say, how come you're quitting?
- We're a dying breed. Good luck.
:04:52
Free!
:04:54
Claire, if a Bob Wiley calls,
:04:56
schedule him for an interview
right after I get back from vacation.