00:00Come in. Come in. Come in. We're right in the middle of deep work, Clarence.
00:22Clarence, would you like to join us?
00:27Oh, I do hope the registration isn't closed.
00:30We're lucky to have her. She's a wonderful teacher. They're such a shortage, you know.
00:34Oh, man, you're damn bad.
00:36I recognize you from your picture.
00:38But how I did is beyond me. I must apologize for the sloppy work our government printing press is doing.
00:43You see the pictures they send in on Billy the Kid? Horrible!
00:48Are you the sheriff?
00:49No! Let me go with that word, sheriff.
00:52I'm just Fletch. Plain old Fletch.
00:54Fletch. You're the silver dollar kid.
00:57They used to call me that when I was in action.
01:00Well, you're in action now. Draw!
01:02Stop! Stop!
01:04What's your hand?
01:06My hand?
01:08Sam, they're a dead giveaway.
01:10I refuse to shoot a man whose hands show me that all he wants is love.
01:14And I just had it.
01:15Sam!
01:16Come on. Stop kidding, Sam. I know. I know.
01:19That you're an incipient psycho love depressant.
01:22But I give you my word, I will not leave this office.
01:28Sam, there's help on the way.
01:30Right now in Vienna, there's this 18-year-old boy, Sigmund Freud.
01:33He has the answer.
01:35Who?
01:36Sigmund Freud. He could help you, Sam.
01:38He don't even have to know you. All he'd have to do is look at your hand.
01:42And he would know that you're a victim of an over-emotional ego fighting an underdeveloped age.
01:47All this all came out in the debate that Freud had with Spinoza last year in Budapest.
01:52Was that a nice remember?
01:53Would you ever forget that night?
01:55This young man, Sigmund Freud, came out with theories that startled the scientific world.
02:01Freud was so sure that he had the right path.
02:05And he tried to give these knowledges, fighting him all the way.
02:08What did Spinoza do? He yelled,
02:10Freud, Freud, Freud, Freud, Freud, Freud.
02:15He said, sir, have you ever had a complex of hatred in a dream bedlam?
02:20Did you ever wake up in the morning and think, what has confused me?
02:23What has confused you?
02:24Sam! Sam!
02:26What has confused you?
02:27And Spinoza, an old man at the time, said, well, perhaps when I was younger.
02:31No, Freud said.
02:32And then he came out with theories which would help you, Sam.
02:35You of all people.
02:37He would know that when you make this threatening gesture with your hands,
02:40which means to say, kill, kill,
02:43you are only saying, love me.
02:46Love me.
