:24:03
You what?
:24:04
Rostering. lt's okay.
:24:09
Have you seen mine?
:24:12
You just got your fellowship at NYU.
ln two months you won't talk to any of us.
:24:17
Yeah, dead right on both counts.
Anything else?
:24:21
Your dad's a doctor.
:24:22
Right.
:24:23
''Was,'' actually. He retired.
:24:28
And your family? Are they medical?
:24:31
Not really.
:24:33
A lot of hypochondriacs,
but that's not quite the same.
:24:41
Did the file say my dad
had his license revoked?
:24:45
l'm sorry. l'm such an idiot.
:24:47
No, that's fine.
:24:49
l'm sorry.
:24:56
l'll put you out of your misery. He....
:25:00
Well, that is exactly what he did, in fact.
:25:03
For a very old friend in a lot of pain
with terminal lymph cancer.
:25:11
Where do you stand on that one?
:25:13
l don't know.
:25:18
Nor do l.
:25:23
-Can l get you another baklava?
-No, thank you.
:25:26
Sorry. Maybe next time we can go
somewhere with better food.
:25:31
That would be anywhere in New York.
:25:32
Yes, it would.
:25:35
We should probably go, right?
:25:37
Yeah, absolutely.
:25:39
Listen, you go. l'll clear all this up.
:25:41
Thanks for doing this.
:25:43
Thank you for the coffee.
:25:45
-Right. Coffee.
-See you there.
:25:47
-Jimmy, can l get the check?
-Sure.
:25:52
Thanks.
:25:56
Sorry. Hang on.