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Really? You think so, too?
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- Let's take a walk.
- Bob, could I take your fish?

:30:07
Oh, yes. Thank you. He's eaten.
Don't let him tell you otherwise.

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This is a great place.
No wonder the Guttmans wanted it.

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- I'm sorry about barging in.
- That's OK, I understand.

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Your problems don't go away
just because I do.

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Bob, I'd like you to...
take a long look around you.

:30:34
What does everything you see here
have in common?

:30:44
- Vacation, Bob.
- Vacation?

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Now, I can't, Bob, at this time
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give you the attention you need
:30:53
to solve all your problems,
and you know why.

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- You're on vacation.
- Exactly.

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What I can do... is this.
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Don't give me pills.
I already have pills.

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This is not pills.
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Read it.
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It says, "Take a vacation...
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...from my problems."
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I've given you permission
to take a vacation.

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Not a vacation from your work
or you daily life,

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- but a vacation...
...from my problems.

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Exactly!
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I want you to get on that bus
and go back to New York,

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but every single time
a problem arises,

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take that prescription out
and follow it to the letter.

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Doctor's orders.
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I'll see you in New York,
in my office, in one month.

:31:45
This is incredible!
This is astounding!

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For the first time since Esalen,
I feel free.

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You've given me a great gift,
Doctor.

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The gift of life. You're a great man.

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