:43:14
Dr Maslow, line 214, please.
:43:17
Dr Maslow, line 214.
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Yo! Ride 'em, cowboy!
Whoo-hoo!
:43:24
Yea!
:43:30
Oh! Oh! I surrender!
I'll tell you what you want to know!
:43:33
Do you wanna tell me what it is
you think you're doing?
:43:37
Oh.
:43:41
Uh...
:43:44
just getting
a few laughs, sir.
:43:47
The American Journal of Medicine
has found that laughter...
:43:50
increases secretion
of catecholamines and endorphins...
:43:52
which in turn increases oxygenation
of the blood, relaxes the arteries...
:43:54
speeds up the heart,
decreases blood pressure...
:43:57
which has a positive effect
on all cardiovascular
and respiratory ailments...
:44:00
as well as overall increasing
the immune system response.
:44:11
Smart clown, eh?
:44:17
Mr. Adams.
:44:19
When I told you
I knew Dr Prack...
:44:22
did I mislead you in some way
to think I'm a pushover, like he is?
:44:26
Kindly remove that coat.
:44:28
I told you you are not to see
the patients till the third year.
:44:32
I'm just visiting friends, sir.
:44:34
Why are you here?
:44:36
If you want to be a clown,
go join the circus.
:44:39
Patients don't need to be entertained.
They don't need a friend.
:44:42
They need a doctor.
:44:45
I don't want to see you
in this hospital again.
:44:48
What if I visit the patients
on my own time?
:44:51
Yes, about your own time.
:44:54
It's been brought to our attention
that perhaps we should be suspicious...
:44:57
of the level
of your grades.
:44:59
What are you saying?
I'm cheating?