:36:45
Excuse me.
:36:47
Okay, so, you have to tell me now.
:36:49
Yesterday, how could you
tell that I was a paramedic?
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You really want to know?
:36:58
I could smell it.
:37:01
What do you mean?
:37:02
I could smell iodine.
:37:05
That's a very specific scent
that's unique largely...
:37:08
...to ambulances and hospitals.
:37:11
I could see that your hair had been wet,
but dried naturally.
:37:16
But I smelled iodine,
so you hadn't gone home...
:37:19
...to bathe or scrub down
since your last shift.
:37:21
Then I assumed you worked
the night before, when it rained.
:37:26
Then I figured paramedic,
not doctor or nurse.
:37:28
That's how...
:37:31
...I just kind of guessed.
:37:34
You're right about...
:37:36
...each part.
:37:40
Do you enjoy that work?
:37:42
Sometimes.
:37:44
Sometimes?
:37:47
It can be a thrill.
:37:49
You rush in the middle of something,
some chaotic mess, and get involved...
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...intervene...
:37:55
...maybe help somebody...
:37:58
...maybe revive their body.