:14:04
My own daughter
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lost long ago to me
:14:08
if she knew I lived.
Would she come and see me?
:14:11
Woud she even ccae?
:14:13
You could've come and seen him.
They don't charge you for that.
:14:17
Mind your own business.
:14:20
I was busy.
:14:36
Well, well, well.
If it isn't my favorite patient.
:14:40
How are you this morning, Mr. Haff?
:14:42
I'm all right.
:14:43
But I prefer Mr. Presley or Elvis.
I keep tellin' you that.
:14:47
I don't go by
Sebastian Haff anymore, okay?
:14:50
I'm not tryin' to hide anymore.
:14:51
Well, of course I knew that.
I forgot.
:14:54
Good morning, Elvis.
:14:58
Did you know we have
a celebrity here, Miss Thomas?
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Elvis Presley. You know,
the rock and roll singer.
:15:06
I thought he was dead.
:15:09
Well, actually, Elvis is dead.
Mr. Haff knows that. Don't you, Mr. Haff?
:15:13
Hell, no. I'm right here.
I ain't dead.
:15:16
Yet.
:15:18
Now, Mr. Haff!
:15:21
I don't mind calling you "Elvis."
:15:23
But you're a little confused
and you like to play sometimes.
:15:26
You were an
Elvis impersonator, remember?
:15:33
You fell off the stage
and broke your hip... when was it?
:15:35
Twenty years ago.
:15:37
It got infected and you were
in a coma for quite a while.
:15:41
You came out with a few...
problems.
:15:47
Look, I was just impersonatin' myself.
I couldn't do nothin' else.
:15:51
I don't have any problems.
:15:52
You're tryin' to say
my brain's messed up, aren't you?
:15:54
Why would you
wanna be somebody else?
:15:58
I got tired of it.