:52:01
Good morning, Doctor.
Welcome to campus. Good to see you.
:52:03
How you doing, Doctor?
:52:05
Uh, gentlemen, I believe that
you'll find the facilities here...
:52:08
are just perfect
for your purposes today.
:52:10
We have everything set up
in the auditorium.
:52:13
If you'd just follow me...
:52:22
Welcome, cold-handed ones.
:52:24
It's an honor
to greet-slash-welcome...
:52:27
so many who have touched so many women
is such a powerful way.
:52:31
Come on in.
:52:33
Watch out.
It's a little slippery.
:52:35
And if you think
it's hot out there... Whoa!
:52:39
Come on!
:52:42
Get him
in my office now.
:52:47
All right, gentlemen,
if, uh... Ahem...
:52:49
if you'd
just follow me.
:53:08
You wanted
to see me, sir?
:53:11
You are dismissed.
:53:13
Sir.
:53:15
From this school.
:53:17
Kindly remove your things...
:53:19
and vacate the school premises
as soon as possible.
:53:22
What for?
:53:23
For asking a group of doctors to have
a sense of humor about themselves?
:53:26
Oh, I have a sense of humor, Hunter.
:53:29
I find it hilarious that,
as smart as you are...
:53:32
you could give me an airtight reason
to throw you the hell out of here!
:53:36
Why am I such a threat
to you, sir?
:53:39
Because what you want
is for us to get down there
on the same level as our patients...
:53:43
to destroy objectivity...
:53:44
all to uphold some
idealistic buddy system...
:53:47
that will allow you to work through
your own feelings of inadequacy.
:53:55
What you have done here today...
:53:58
is inexcusable.