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in your methods.
1:04:15
False alarm... sorry.
1:04:17
Okay?
1:04:20
Good.
1:04:21
Now, Dr Marvin.
1:04:22
Exactly how does Baby Steps
work on someone like Bob?
1:04:27
Well Joan, I'm very proud of Baby Steps,
and enormously gratified by its success,
1:04:31
I think the greatest challenge
aside for the writing,
1:04:35
is finding ways to make the ideas within it
accessible to laymen as well as my colleagues.
1:04:42
Hum, Bob, Tell us your
impressions of Baby Steps.
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Mashed potatoes and gravy, Marie.
I couldn't be happier about Baby Steps.
1:04:50
I was a total disaster
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and now, because of this man
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this morning I'm on TV in front of
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millions and millions of people
1:04:59
I don't even think Dr Marvin
know what the heck's going on,
1:05:01
he can't believe what's going on.
1:05:02
I'm very excited!
1:05:04
You know it sounds like
a very intriguing process.
1:05:07
How long have you been
a patient of Dr Marvin's?
1:05:11
3 or 4 days.
1:05:13
3 or 4 days?
1:05:15
Book is not really meant
to work that quickly...
1:05:18
it only worked that quickly with Boob.
1:05:20
Boob?
1:05:21
Bob.
1:05:21
You can call me Boob.
1:05:23
No, I don't want to call you Boob.
1:05:25
Even if you do it as an accident, it's OK.
1:05:26
No! I really don't want
to call him Boob,
1:05:28
the book isn't meant to work that quick.
1:05:31
But it did work that way.
That's the miracle... of...
1:05:34
of Baby Steps.
1:05:36
It's not just this book.
1:05:38
It's this man.
1:05:40
It's the compassion.
1:05:41
It's the dignity, it's the wisdom.
1:05:43
It's the horse sense,
1:05:46
of the guy.
1:05:48
That gets you! And has turned me...
1:05:50
He actually had me stay here
last night in his jammies.
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Using his tooth brush.