:28:00
you'll find yourself in your own bed
:28:02
as if nothing had happened--
:28:05
a new life awaiting you.
:28:11
Wake up, buddy!
:28:18
No, I'm sorry, Mrs. Sobel.
:28:20
You can't have the procedure done
three times in one month.
:28:24
Well, it's just not our policy--
:28:26
How are you today, Mr. Barish?
:28:28
Hello. I'm right here.
:28:31
I know it's an emergency,
and we'll do everything we can--
We can fit you
:28:34
In on the first of March.
:28:35
Maybe you could talk to the doctor,
a-and he--
:28:39
All right, so let's make an appointment.
:28:40
What day would you like
to come in this week?
:28:42
Mr. Barish.
Um, he's really busy
this afternoon.
:28:46
Maybe tomorrow would be better.
Around 12:15? Can you do that?
:28:51
February is very busy for us
because of Valentine's Day.
:29:00
This is, uh, Stan Fink,
one of our most experienced
and skilled technicians.
:29:06
He'll be handling
your case tonight.
:29:09
Great to meet you,
:29:12
My name is Joel Barish,
:29:13
And I'm here to erase
Clementine Kruczynski.
:29:18
Very good.
Now, tell me about,
:29:21
Uh, Clementine.
:29:23
Uh, I was...
:29:26
Living with this woman,
:29:28
Naomi,
:29:30
Uh, a couple years ago,
:29:32
And my friends Rob and Carrie
invited us to this party at the beach--
:29:35
I don't like parties.
:29:37
Naomi couldn't go, but
:29:39
I went...
and I, uh,
:29:42
met Clementine.
:29:45
I'm sorry.
:29:46
Let's start with
your most recent memories... and
:29:50
Work backwards from there,
more or less.
:29:53
There's an emotional core...
to each of our memories,
:29:55
And when you eradicate that core
:29:58
It starts its degradation process.