:16:00
Poor Julian he
is just so high-strung.
:16:03
The excitement
of meeting you
:16:04
must have upset
his chemical balance or something,
:16:06
because, my dear,
you are so stunning.
:16:09
Don't be afraid of us,
Sissy.
:16:11
- Come on.
- Oh, I've never ridden in a cab before.
:16:14
The whole idea
of paying for a ride
:16:17
just makes
my thumbs hurt.
:16:19
That is so interesting,
but don't worry, dear.
:16:21
It's not nearly as bad
as it sounds.
:16:24
Just take a nice seat
in the back.
:16:34
...what I was saying,
no, she has a style.
:16:40
"Crazy Guggenheim"
has more style.
:16:42
I'm saying...
:16:49
Ooh...
:16:52
Lay him out on the couch.
I'll be right back.
:17:01
Keep the airways open
is what I know.
:17:03
- What do you mean?
- Keep the airways... this...
:17:09
Just take a nice seat, honey.
Take a seat.
:17:15
- Is this right?
- That's fine, that's fine.
:17:19
You want a drink?
:17:21
- Hey! You want a drink?
- Thank you.
:17:29
There, that ought to beat them
bronchial buggers into submission.
:17:34
I was a medic in the army.
:17:36
Thank you.
:17:38
I really should have gone into
medicine instead of publishing.
:17:41
Sometimes though...
:17:44
I think pushing books
is a lot like pushing medicine.
:17:50
Think of books as pills.
:17:52
And I have pills
to cure ignorance,
:17:54
pills to cure boredom...
:17:56
pills to elevate moods,
:17:59
and pills to open people's eyes
to the awful truth.