1:22:00
- Oh, no, I'll wait here till you're done.
- OK.
1:22:03
Casey, come on, let's call it a day.
1:22:10
- How is it, working with the kids?
- Great. They're the best.
1:22:14
And they're the easiest because
1:22:16
they're so eager
to make their way in the world.
1:22:19
It's the adults who get stubborn.
Where did you go to blind school?
1:22:22
I didn't. My father, uh,...
1:22:25
I was just in regular school.
I picked it up... on my own.
1:22:29
Oh... Great.
1:22:38
Apple.
1:22:40
We've gotta move on to vegetables.
1:22:42
Come on, I got a place for you.
Should relax those eyes a bit.
1:22:48
Seeing sucks.
1:22:50
- Oh, you gotta be kidding.
- It sucks.
1:22:53
You can say that,
sitting in these prime viewing seats?
1:22:56
Forget your eyes.
Get your head examined.
1:22:58
I'm serious.
1:23:00
When I was blind, I couldn't see.
Don't laugh.
1:23:03
I mean, people don't have expectations.
They know what you are.
1:23:07
Or they think they know.
1:23:09
They get on with it. They deal with it.
1:23:11
Yeah.
Didn't get what you counted on, did you?
1:23:15
Oh, boy. And now,
here's where it gets complicated.
1:23:18
Now I can see,
but I don't know what I can see.
1:23:20
Because your eyes play tricks on you,
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you see things that you don't wanna see.
1:23:27
Jealousy.
1:23:29
What's most important to you right now?
Seeing, or um...
1:23:33
Amy.
1:23:34
That's what I thought.
So we're not talking eyes here,
1:23:38
we're talking the heart.
1:23:40
The other night I was watching TV.
1:23:43
One of the major disadvantages
of regaining sight, by the way.
1:23:46
- There was this famous pianist.
- A what?
1:23:49
Piano player. And he's about
six, seven hundred years old.
1:23:53
- Will this be a long story?
- Could be.
1:23:55
And they bring out
this seven-year-old prodigy.
1:23:58
He plays Chopin,
backwards and forwards,