:56:00
I mean, she can't stay away from you
as it is.
:56:17
He's gonna give her a frontal lobe.
:56:19
No, no, he'll just give her Thorazine
and then lock her up.
:56:23
I think she wants to be locked up.
:56:26
Yeah, exactly.
:56:28
Make your analysis at first...
:56:30
... with three general patterns
of emotional response.
:56:34
Rage is the response
to the primary stimulus of thwarting.
:56:39
-Should I be embarrassed for us?
-I am. I really am.
:56:43
You gonna have another?
:56:45
-You know, I should probably go.
-Oh, come on, Golan.
:56:49
How often do you get a night
and a morning off?
:56:55
-I'd stay for another.
-Okay.
:56:58
--and the emotional response to love...
:57:00
... is usually the result
of a show of affection or favour.
:57:05
-Tom, can I use your phone?
-Yeah, it's right over there.
:57:11
-I think we'd do really well together.
-Absolutely.
:57:15
For a while.
:57:16
God, will you get past the cynicism?
:57:20
I just broke up with somebody, baby.
:57:23
I thought you forgot all about him.
:57:27
Hello?
:57:29
Al?
:57:33
-Who are you with?
-Just some of the residents.
:57:39
I'd like to leave, but Sara's driving,
and I don't want to be rude.
:57:46
You want to come down?
:57:48
No. I'll see you when you get home.
:57:51
All right.