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shows a remarkable amount
of confidence in your... methods.
1:04:14
False alarm. Sorry.
1:04:16
OK?
1:04:19
Good. Now, Dr Marvin,
exactly how does "Baby Steps" work
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on someone like Bob?
1:04:27
Joan, I'm very proud of "Baby Steps"
and gratified by its success.
1:04:31
I think the greatest challenge
is finding ways to make its ideas
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accessible to laymen
as well as to my colleagues.
1:04:42
Bob, tell us your impressions
of "Baby Steps".
1:04:45
Mashed potatoes and gravy, Marie.
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I couldn't be happier about "Baby Steps".
I was a total disaster.
1:04:52
Now, because of this man,
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this morning I'm on TV
in front of millions of people.
1:04:58
I don't think Dr Marvin knows
what's going on. He can't believe it.
1:05:02
- I'm very excited.
- Sounds like an intriguing process.
1:05:06
How long have you been a patient
of Dr Marvin's?
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- Three or four days.
- Three or four days?
1:05:15
The book is not meant to work
that quickly.
1:05:18
It only worked that quickly
with Boob. Bob.
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- You can call me Boob.
- I don't wanna call you Boob.
1:05:24
- Even if it's an accident.
- I don't wanna call him Boob.
1:05:27
The book isn't meant to work
that quickly.
1:05:30
But it did work that way.
That's the miracle of "Baby Steps".
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It's not just this book,
it's this man.
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It's the compassion,
it's the dignity, it's the wisdom,
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it's the horse sense of the guy
that gets you.
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It has turned me...
1:05:50
He actually had me stay here
last night in his jammies...
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...using his toothbrush...
in his house.