:29:02
You can see Dr. Kosevich
or reschedule.
:29:05
Yes. I think we'll
just reschedule.
:29:07
We can see
Dr. Kosevich.
:29:09
Are you sure?
:29:11
Why?
Is there a problem?
:29:13
Oh, no. No.
:29:15
It's just Dr. Kosevich
is new...from Russia.
:29:18
He's a little nervous,
oh, but very sweet.
:29:23
Well,
we're already here.
:29:24
We may as well
see Dr. Kosevich.
:29:27
O.K.
:29:29
O.K.
:29:33
[Speaking Russian]
:29:41
[Arguing In Russian]
:29:49
Please, sit down.
One moment.
:29:51
A little family business.
:29:53
[Speaking Russian]
:29:55
If it's not
one thing,
:29:57
it's your mother.
:29:58
Please, please,
sit down.
:30:00
I'm very sorry.
:30:02
Oh, hello.
:30:14
So we hear
you're from Russia.
:30:17
You have a problem
with it?
:30:19
I am not a Communist.
:30:21
I was only briefly
member of party.
:30:24
It was only for medical reasons.
I was a scientist.
:30:27
In Russia, I was chief
of obstruction.
:30:29
Obstruction?
:30:30
Abstraction?
:30:32
Abstraction?
:30:33
Obstetrics,
I think you mean.
:30:34
That's it.
Obstetrics.
:30:36
One moment.
:30:37
Not obstruction,
is obstetrics.
:30:39
Yes, I was the head
of obstetrics research
:30:42
at Pasklovansky Hospital
in St. Petersburg.
:30:44
What brings you
here, then?
:30:47
I didn't work with people
in Russia.
:30:50
More the technical side.
:30:51
No. Animals.
:30:53
Animals?
:30:54
Only rats and monkeys.
:30:56
Rats?
:30:57
Change of scenery.
:30:59
You've seen one rat ass,
you've seen them all.