The Good Doctor Season 5 Episode 13

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00:00Suction techniques.

00:03Please be home by 11.30.

00:07He's got you on a curfew?

00:09Sex schedule. Our window ends at midnight.

00:19It's like I slept on gravel.

00:21That explains your snoring.

00:23Your mattress should be burned.

00:30It's time to end the sleepovers.

00:34And for you to ditch the bachelor bed.

00:37You asking me to move into your place?

00:39I'm asking you to move into a new place.

00:43With me.

00:49No neutral zone to run to after a fight?

00:53Making up's the best part.

00:56I can't hurt to look.

01:00This is Trent.

01:09His mother, Carrie.

01:10Signs of severe infection on his left index finger.

01:13I'm ordering a CT.

01:14Sutures are inconsistent and crude.

01:16It's a minor upgrade.

01:19I installed a magnet in my finger.

01:25Are you having trouble holding forks?

01:28It's body art.

01:28He's 17.

01:30Immune to common sense.

01:33Art seems like a poor descriptor given the ugliness of the infection.

01:36The more appropriate term is biohacking.

01:41I put neosporin on it and took ibuprofen for the swelling.

01:44That's worked before.

01:46Before?

01:47Show them.

01:48Me.

02:08What do you think?

02:09No?

02:09I don't know.

02:10No?

02:11I don't know.

02:11Yeah.

02:12you wanted to see me dr glassman this is kayla quinn she's been diagnosed with major depressive

02:24disorder as well as chronic neuropathic pain from a neck injury six years ago the pain and

02:29depression are besties uninvited guests that travel together make it so i can't work can't

02:34get out of bed can't even think so i'd like to do this before their next visit

02:40an anterior singulotomy seems like the excuse me

02:48she is a smart charming successful woman who's nice ambush she's had over a decade of therapy

02:58five classes of antidepressants and non-invasive neuromodulation including ces and full-on

03:04ect she's desperate for real relief from her pain and depression and she's well aware of the risks

03:09give me a complete medical and psychological history and a couple of residents

03:16we're just going to talk about it

03:18not sure who's struggling more the overwhelmed super critical mom or the sad self-harming teen

03:30trent called it an upgrade he's not trying to self-harm he is trying to self-improve

03:36whatever the terminology he cut into his finger with an exacto knife okay his technique was primitive

03:43but considering he lacks formal training and used only one hand i am impressed don't be

03:50pony marginal erosion if the infection spreads he could lose that finger

03:56for starters

03:59it's the modern equivalent of a lobotomy

04:07modern being the operative word

04:09we'd be burning lesions into a key brain center that could alter her personality

04:13impair cognitive function

04:14her depression and reoccurring acute pain are already doing that

04:17cingulotomies are effective in 67 percent of patients with kayla's symptoms

04:21with a 20 chance of adverse effects like loss of creativity could be a big deal

04:26this is kayla quay

04:27she launched her own company at the age of 18

04:32made millions of signing scrunchies and bangles

04:34i discussed this with her her focus is quality of life

04:38now i'm sure she feels that way now but once it's done it can't be undone

04:41are there any alternatives that kayla hasn't tried

04:45or should try again

04:47okay

04:52let's do the surgery

04:54possible amputation

05:02the infection is in the bone beneath the magnet it would have been better to

05:07have brought him in sooner

05:08i'm a single mom

05:12trent

05:13trent's father isn't in the picture

05:15you made sure of that

05:16i got divorced last year

05:19trent and i were

05:21adjusting

05:22but then you started hanging out with these idiot biohackers

05:25thanks mom

05:26we should remove the infected implant and start trent on ivy antibiotics

05:33what about the other implants

05:35shouldn't you take them all out

05:37no the other implants aren't infected

05:39okay this is not a decision you get to make

05:44once a patient is 16 it is hospital policy not to perform a surgery that's been refused unless that surgery is medically necessary

05:51leaving in the other implants means trent's still at risk for sepsis and septic emboli

05:58dr walk is correct with your consent we can physically compel the surgical removal of all your son's modifications

06:07good luck

06:08good luck

06:09i'm out of here

06:10trent

06:14this is much easier than chasing him

06:20head frame is secure

06:23stand by with the gamma knife

06:26dr glassman

06:32dr glassman please stop what you're doing

06:34this is justin quinn kayla's conservative

06:38i have full authority over my sister's medical treatment

06:42and i won't allow this surgery

06:44okay

06:54kayla sees her psychiatrist weekly and i check in with her daily

06:58but clearly this is not a weekend getaway at a cabin in tahoe

07:02a chance email from our insurance tip me off

07:05she's never lied to me like this

07:08i was 12 when my parents died

07:10my memories don't seem real

07:13Just clips from a movie.

07:14It was our grief therapist who first diagnosed her depression.

07:17I was 22 and so out of my depth.

07:21Justin and I used to do everything together.

07:24It was us against the world.

07:26I called him Bro Dad.

07:28She was such a creative kid.

07:30So talented.

07:31She just had a vision and wanted to run with it.

07:34Who knew scrunchies and glitter bangles could be a business?

07:36It just took off.

07:3818 years old.

07:39All that money and no guardrails.

07:42She was out of control.

07:44Clubs every night.

07:46The booze.

07:46The drugs.

07:49I couldn't help her.

07:52I couldn't stop her.

07:53It was during a blackout that I fell and injured my neck.

07:58Everything just got worse after that.

07:59The arrest piled up.

08:01Underage drinking.

08:02Possession.

08:03DUI.

08:05I thought she was going to prison.

08:06The judge agreed to a diversion program.

08:08She nearly OD'd twice.

08:10Called me a danger to myself.

08:11Judge ruled she was incompetent.

08:12But my brother in charge of everything.

08:17She took away my life.

08:20The conservatorship saved her life.

08:23All I needed to piss off my parents were fishnets and heavy eyeliner.

08:35Of course you were a goth.

08:36How many times did you see the cure?

08:39Four.

08:40Robert Smith was like leader of our tribe.

08:44Every lonely teen needs a tribe.

08:46I was lonely but I was not a rebel.

08:51My rebellion was just being honest.

08:54My family preferred the lie.

08:57Meanwhile, Trent is damaging his relationship with his mom and his body.

09:01That is not his fault.

09:04She is his mother.

09:06Mothers should try to understand their children.

09:08Nice thought, but teenagers are asses.

09:13Scientifically proven.

09:15Their prefrontal cortex is underdeveloped, leading to excessive risk-taking and lack of impulse control.

09:21Margins of soft tissue look good, but keep an eye out for the infection.

09:24That's close.

09:25Mr. Quinn?

09:45Your sister is suffering.

09:47It's a rollercoaster with her.

09:49Good days and bad days.

09:51But your solution is to fry part of her brain.

09:54She could lose her creativity, her personality.

09:57Her pain, her depression.

09:59Maybe.

10:00Those other doctors ran me through the risks and the numbers.

10:03What if I could show you how Kayla's issues are hardwired in her brain?

10:07An fMRI could demonstrate how the part of Kayla's brain that handles emotional and pain response is functionally abnormal.

10:14It'll assure you that frying her brain means only frying the part of her brain that isn't working.

10:21And it'll get you both off of the rollercoaster.

10:24The scan's harmless.

10:36Okay.

10:37Do it.

10:38I've gotten, oh, see, I can spin around.

10:49I need to do a post-op exam.

10:51Well, you have modifications.

10:57I'm Dixie.

10:58My right hand got messed up in a car accident.

11:01I had RFID chips put in so I could unlock my front door, store my medical info, and do some pretty cool tricks.

11:08Are you attracted to Dixie?

11:12Are you concerned you'll be less attractive to her without your implants?

11:15We're just friends.

11:18I host a monthly biohacker meetup, and Trent's become a regular.

11:22The only people who get me.

11:25You found your tribe.

11:27Incision sites look good, right?

11:33Wrist, please.

11:35It was not until I came to work here at St. Bonaventure that I felt like I was part of a community.

11:40I've read about implants that can operate prosthetics and an occipital lobe electrode that receives visual images for sightless people.

11:46These technologies are very exciting.

11:49So cool, right?

11:50I was thinking I should be an engineer, and I can design tech for people like Dixie.

11:53How's he recovering, Dr. Murphy?

11:58Oh, hello.

12:00The surgeries went well.

12:01Finger looks free of infection, and bacterial cultures remain negative.

12:04We still need to do an MRI to assess his joints, but I'm optimistic.

12:08Great.

12:09Then once I'm 18, I can get all my mods back in.

12:12By the pros who did Dixies.

12:14Meaning the tattoo artist at the strip mall.

12:18Tattoo parlors require a public health permit.

12:21But yes, that would be much safer than doing it himself.

12:31Brain check for tonight.

12:33Surgery?

12:35A new patient reminded me I need to spend more time on my business ideas, less time on the dance floor.

12:41I see a sparkle in your eyes.

12:43What is the product?

12:43My ingestible sensor that monitors gut bacteria as it travels through the GI tract.

12:53Gross.

12:54Yeah, cool.

12:55How are you going to collect the data?

12:57Ideally, real-time monitoring.

12:58I'm looking at wireless open-source programs.

13:01You could connect the sensor with a smartphone via Bluetooth.

13:04That would be amazing.

13:08But that code would be pretty complicated to write.

13:12Not for me.

13:16You'd have time for that.

13:17On top of your IT work?

13:19So it's a second-year resident looking to disrupt the medtech business.

13:24I wouldn't be able to pay you.

13:25At least not up front.

13:26We could divvy up the spoils.

13:35$75.25 on offer.

13:37Oh, yes, partner.

13:39Welcome aboard.

13:43Put this on your calendar.

13:44May 2025.

13:46Yacht shopping.

13:47Okay.

13:48Yes.

13:51Dr. Murphy?

13:52Please, stop encouraging Trent.

13:58Your interest in his body modifications comes across as an endorsement.

14:02I am interested.

14:04Why would I pretend that I'm not?

14:06Not so long ago we were talking about amputating fingers.

14:09Someone has to talk some sense into my son before he does this again.

14:15I'm happy to have a chat with him.

14:19He seems to connect with Dr. Murphy.

14:21If you talk to him, he might listen.

14:26I would not be very good at that.

14:38Kayla, next I'm going to ask you a series of prompts to help us map your brain activity.

14:42I'll do my best.

14:44Think of a nice memory.

14:45Something from a happy time.

14:47You didn't like any of the apartments I sent you?

14:54As predicted, altered limbic activity and the connections to the cingulate cortex.

14:59The apartments are okay.

15:00I'm shocked you're so easy to please.

15:03You're such a quibbler.

15:05Hate art deco.

15:06Low ceilings equal doom.

15:08Barbara carpets hurt my feet.

15:10Kayla, now I need you to think of an unpleasant memory.

15:17I take it as a compliment that I'm so picky.

15:19Picky's fine.

15:20Passive, not so much.

15:22Send me some links.

15:26More abnormal connectivity.

15:27I'm getting motion artifacts.

15:32She's moving around.

15:34Kayla, can you try and hold still?

15:39I'm sorry.

15:40Can we please stop?

15:41Kayla?

15:41Mm-hmm.

15:42Where does it hurt?

15:43Everywhere.

15:46It's back.

15:47Oh, my God.

15:48Oh, my God.

15:49Oh, my God.

15:51Oh, my God.

15:55Oh, my God.

15:57You never came to bed.

15:59We were supposed to have sex.

16:01Oh, sorry.

16:02Our sensor keeps running out of power halfway through the digestive tract.

16:06It's not on the schedule, but we could have sex now.

16:10I have to shower.

16:11I shower first.

16:15Okay, I will be flexible and make you coffee.

16:27Good morning.

16:51How's Kayla?

16:51In pain and on the edge of a full depressive episode, I upped her gabapentin and started

16:58a low-dose ketamine IV.

17:00Smart.

17:02Hmm.

17:04You know, we'll have to get her off the ketamine before you take another shot at finishing the

17:07F-M-R-I.

17:12Do you not want to move in with me?

17:15Well, I've been busy.

17:16I have other patients.

17:18Allow me to present multitasking.

17:20Look at that.

17:21Three-bedroom, two-baths, courtyard building with a pool.

17:24We'd have a guest room for Kellan, a shared office, and it's ten minutes from the hospital.

17:30Well, it looks like the massive bedroom window's overlooking the courtyard.

17:33I know, nice.

17:34Not nice, loud.

17:40Then show me one you do like.

17:43Oh, hell no.

17:45I'm gonna update the brother.

17:48You paged me?

17:50Good morning, Sean.

17:51Leah and I missed our sex night.

17:52It is not a good morning.

17:54Agreed.

17:57Mine started with a distraught mother whose son you refused to advise against biohacking.

18:02What he chooses to do when he is 18 is up to him.

18:05True, but you could advise him against the dangers of further mods.

18:10Trent enjoys the connections he has made in the biohacking community.

18:14You really think the emotional benefits of belonging outweigh the physical dangers for this kid?

18:19Teens do many dangerous things.

18:22If he injured himself skateboarding, should I advise him never to skateboard again,

18:25which could alienate him from his skateboarder friends.

18:28Is there a potential for medical harm?

18:30Yes.

18:32Then remind your patient of that.

18:35You have no trouble being honest.

18:40I'll do it.

18:41Only because you're my boss.

18:44Case in point.

18:45Justin's refusing to let me finish Kayla's fMRI.

18:57He thinks we're being in the hospital is what triggered this latest episode.

19:00He's totally dug in.

19:02It's a judgment call.

19:03Legally, it's his judgment.

19:05I need you to talk to him.

19:06Get him to change his mind.

19:07Because?

19:08You're the surgeon.

19:09If medicine could persuade him, we'd be in surgery right now.

19:12So I should just give up?

19:13I don't know.

19:13Do you want to?

19:14No.

19:15Okay, then don't.

19:15Go find another tactic.

19:18Okay.

19:21No, no, no.

19:22I do the surgery.

19:23You do the selling.

19:23Okay, fine.

19:31Look at it this way.

19:33The brother has been cleaning up after his sister for years, right?

19:37So instead of trying to change his feelings about the surgery, maybe change his feelings about

19:43his sister.

19:49Future modifications could result in sepsis, severe arthritis, pseudotumor formation, nerve

19:54damage, and paralysis.

19:56Suddenly, you're a guy in a drug commercial.

19:57Side effects include insomnia, rash, dry cough, and death.

20:03Sounds like my mom got to you.

20:05She tried.

20:06It didn't work.

20:07But then she went to my boss.

20:08That did work.

20:09I think that it is nice your mother cares about you.

20:16Mine did not.

20:20Mine used to.

20:21My dad used to travel a lot for work.

20:26He was always off pitching to investors, conferences in Vegas, and me and my mom would hang out

20:32all the time.

20:33Every weekend, she would take me to the boardwalk.

20:36Never said no, no matter how many times I wanted to ride the cyclone.

20:40The cyclone made me nauseous.

20:43Now she's just working all the time, and whenever we're together, she's angry.

20:48Never stops nagging me.

20:49She doesn't like you biohacking?

20:55I don't think she'd like anything I'd do.

21:03Oh.

21:04Is it your finger?

21:06No, it's my wrist.

21:10Kayla's biggest trigger isn't being in the hospital.

21:13It's your control over her life.

21:15I reviewed her history in detail, and over the last five years,

21:19Kayla's major depressive episodes coincide with major life decisions that you've made

21:24on her behalf.

21:25Changing meds, moving homes, making decisions for the business.

21:30You're saying this is all my fault?

21:32She's saying that being in charge of my own life would be better for me.

21:35Until you get drunk or OD?

21:37That was years ago.

21:40I'm not that person anymore.

21:42Because I've been protecting you, because the conservatorship works.

21:46That argument means I'll be in this forever.

21:50If I'm doing well, proves you right.

21:52If I'm a mess, proves you right.

21:55I'm tired of this, Justin.

21:57I'm tired of living the life that you want me to.

22:00You pick out my doctors, you search my cabinets, you test my urine for drugs.

22:05We can talk about relaxing some of those things.

22:07No, no.

22:08I'm done negotiating over my own life.

22:10Of having what you think is best rammed down my throat.

22:12Kayla.

22:13You think acting like this is going to change my mind about the surgery?

22:15You shouldn't have to.

22:16It's my life.

22:16It's my messed up brain.

22:18This place is bad for you.

22:19I need our discharge papers.

22:21Stop telling everyone what to do.

22:22Stop telling everyone what to do.

22:23Kayla, please.

22:23Stop!

22:24Stop!

22:25I need 10 milligrams of haloperidol.

22:27Stop it!

22:28Stop!

22:29Stop!

22:33The LED light you installed in your right wrist has irreversibly damaged the joint.

22:47You will never regain full function in your hand.

22:49You'll need physical therapy until you can compensate with your non-dominant hand.

22:56Damn it, Trent.

22:57How many times did I tell you?

22:59Thousands, okay.

23:00But I'm such an idiot and I never listened.

23:02I never said you were an idiot.

23:03I said to stop hurting yourself.

23:05Maybe some family counseling could help.

23:07No.

23:08She's the only one who needs counseling.

23:10She's the one who failed as a parent.

23:11Your choices are not my fault.

23:12But I'm stuck with yours.

23:14Look how you tossed Dad out.

23:16He walked out on us.

23:17I didn't want you to hate him.

23:29I hadn't realized that the alternative was hating me.

23:32Your father was a schemer.

23:43He kept flitting from one big idea to the next.

23:46Chasing fantasies instead of taking care of responsibility.

23:49That's a lie.

23:50You're a liar.

23:53He was a self-absorbed narcissist who cared more about himself than us.

23:57That's not true.

23:59Trent.

23:59Don't keep me alone.

24:00Get out.

24:03Get out.

24:04Get out.

24:21Lidocaine to numb you.

24:22Figured you'd want me to feel every stitch.

24:29I'm used to being the bad guy.

24:31Bad guys don't give up their lives to care for their little sisters.

24:35Thanks for seeing that.

24:39You feel that?

24:40People idealize when it's like being a kid, but really, childhood blows.

24:52Being told what to do, where to go, how to behave.

24:59Spoken like someone who had a terrible childhood.

25:02It wasn't my wheelhouse.

25:04Not my parents.

25:06Kayla's first try at growing up, she flamed out.

25:12Doesn't she deserve a second shot?

25:17Maybe.

25:18Leave it to Kayla to choose elective brain surgery for a maiden voyage.

25:24Scares the crap out of me.

25:28Tell her that.

25:29Jerome's birthday is coming up.

25:40I need to find him a great gift.

25:42Please don't distract me.

25:43I am looking for a surgical solution for Trent's wrist.

25:46That's valiant, but he's about to be discharged.

25:48I need a gift that says,

25:50I'm really into you, but

25:51without ever doing it.

25:54We could attempt a partial wrist fusion.

25:56Not for another year.

25:57Trent's still growing.

25:58Jordan mentioned you have some super cute race car pajamas.

26:02I could get Jerome a pair.

26:04They are classic cars,

26:05and I prefer not to discuss my sleepwear at work.

26:07We could give Trent a course of methotrexate to combat...

26:10He'll adjust to the bad wrist.

26:12The bigger problem is that mother and son act like they hate each other.

26:16I have no idea how to fix that.

26:18He's managing his feelings by turning himself into a cyborg.

26:21Trent is not becoming a cyborg.

26:27But maybe he could.

26:41I can fix Trent's wrist.

26:51This experimental surgery uses a customized implant to replace his wrist joint.

26:57He will have full use of his wrist.

26:58Also, he will be very happy because he'll have a one-of-a-kind body modification.

27:03Experimental.

27:04Would it be covered by our insurance?

27:07No.

27:08It is quite expensive.

27:11Which means I'm getting a second mortgage to pay for it.

27:14If Trent keeps getting other modifications, could that cause problems with this device?

27:23Yes.

27:24His body could reject the implants.

27:27Okay.

27:27But thank you.

27:28Trent should be able to follow the post-op regimen, including no further modifications.

27:33Or he'll keep seeing it as a cool hobby,

27:36which allows him to stick it to his terrible and controlling mother.

27:38I can fix your son's wrist

27:45with your consent.

28:00No.

28:08Looks like our sensor's going to poop out before it gets pooped out.

28:17Maybe if you take another look at the component specs.

28:19I have drawn up a list of house rules that apply to Dr. Allen when she is working at our apartment.

28:24One, no work on scheduled sex nights.

28:26I can get down with that.

28:27Two, no brushing teeth in the kitchen sink.

28:30Agreed.

28:31Three, do not wear perfume.

28:32Four, do not speak in a loud voice.

28:34Five, please avoid eye contact.

28:35Sean.

28:36I'm not finished.

28:36Avoid eye contact?

28:37Mm-hmm.

28:40Yes.

28:45Sean, do you not like having me at your apartment?

28:49I don't like having anyone other than Leah at the apartment.

28:53With Leah, I feel safe.

28:56I am not obligated to follow the guidelines around social interactions by the time I'm done with work.

29:02I have had enough of following guidelines.

29:05Sean, I never knew.

29:07We can work someplace else.

29:11The apartment is half Leah's.

29:13I am very happy she has found a friend and partner.

29:17Dr. Allen.

29:18You are part of my tribe.

29:28You are welcome in our home.

29:32As long as you follow the rules, including six, I am allowed to ignore you when you are there.

29:36Does it ever feel to you like we go round and round, but we always find our way back to this same sad place?

30:02I remember when we are here.

30:04I remember when we first got here.

30:06You were 12 on a school field trip to the municipal garden.

30:12When I got there and watched you sketch roses of self-confident, at peace, innocent.

30:22Then I had to tell you mom and dad were dead.

30:29And I swore that I'd do everything I could to keep you from being hurt like that again.

30:36I know you're just trying to protect me.

30:45I'm protecting me too.

30:53I've been so scared that I could lose you.

30:56During the fMRI, Dr. Resnick asked me to think of a happy memory.

31:13Silvertop, Nevada.

31:16You and me on that river in the canoe.

31:19That cabin was such a dump.

31:21And we're only there because I screwed up and forgot to sign you up for that camp.

31:26Camp Campastrano?

31:28Yeah.

31:29That was the first summer after mom and dad died.

31:32You had an excuse.

31:35That was a good trip.

31:38Best vacation I ever had.

31:43I want that again.

31:46And we can always go back.

31:47Not the trip.

31:50The freedom.

31:53That happiness.

31:55Without the next bout of pain and depression lending over me.

32:03This is my chance.

32:07Please let me take it.

32:08Please let me take it.

32:17Okay.

32:37I'm dying to take this next step with you.

32:39This is the guy who's sandbagging the search.

32:42It's the money.

32:42Between Kellen's college tuition and my med school debt, there's not much left at the end of the month.

32:53On top of that, my credit's a mess.

32:58This is just about money?

33:01Just.

33:03If you can't afford it, I got you.

33:05I pay my own way.

33:06Always have, always will.

33:08Your financial issues are no reason to put our plans on hold.

33:11It's an easy thing to say when you've never had to worry about money, but some of us have had to live in the real world.

33:19And if you had the money and I didn't, you wouldn't want to improve both our situations?

33:25This isn't about the real world.

33:28It's about your pride.

33:29I have your prescriptions and therapy referrals.

33:46I can do it.

33:48Then do it.

33:49I'm guessing this is my fault as well.

34:00Okay.

34:01The way you behave is very confusing and frustrating.

34:04It doesn't make sense at all.

34:06You criticize every choice Trent makes and never ask why he's making them.

34:10See?

34:11You deliberately made choices you knew your mother wouldn't approve of and then were very angry when she didn't approve.

34:16Even he thinks you took your biohacking too far.

34:18She's been mad at me since dad left.

34:20Well, that's not true.

34:21Yes, it is.

34:22You don't like me.

34:24You don't like my friends.

34:26I don't understand your friends.

34:27You never tried to.

34:29You're just mad at me because...

34:32you're stuck with me.

34:33You're stuck with me.

34:33I have been mad.

34:44But not at you, at your father for leaving.

34:50Afraid I couldn't take care of you or support us.

34:55You were so hurt when your father left.

34:57All I wanted to do was make you feel better.

34:59But I just was too damaged and jealous of your new friends.

35:09And I shouldn't have been grateful, but I was afraid of losing you to them.

35:16After all, you like them.

35:20You're my mom.

35:23I'm not supposed to like you.

35:25Come here.

35:41Can I do the surgery now?

35:49You are gonna like this.

35:55It's time to prep you for surgery.

35:59Yeah.

36:00Before I go, I'm...

36:05I got a little inspired.

36:19I'll hang on over for you.

36:25Ready?

36:28Yes.

36:30Yeah.

36:46Carpal resection looks good.

36:49What did you say to change Carrie's mind?

36:53I'm not sure.

36:55I tried to understand them.

36:59Maybe you could do me and my father next.

37:01Purple and radial bones prep for the upgrade.

37:08I'd say you get the honors.

37:11Resolving conflict is a crucial skill for an attending.

37:14Nicely done.

37:15Placing Carpal ball onto the distal component.

37:30For the next few days, expect some headaches and fatigue.

37:34But the post-op symptoms should quickly pass.

37:37Kayla, how do you feel?

37:40Strange.

37:44Strange.

37:47Something's missing.

37:53The pain.

37:56And I think I'm still me

38:02Bro, Dad

38:07We have to go see a judge

38:17This time I was just your brother

38:23The arthroplasty fixed Trent's wrist

38:37Like I said it would

38:38You will need significant therapy

38:41But your prognosis is good

38:43You better take this seriously

38:45Take your meds, do your rehab

38:48Invite that friend of yours, Dixie, over for dinner

38:53Really?

38:54She seems interesting

38:56These are the schematics of your wrist implant

39:02The engineering specifications are quite interesting

39:06Thanks, Dr. Murphy

39:09You're stranded on the bridge

39:13You're crying for your kids

39:16I'll be your bright side, baby

39:20Tonight

39:21Tonight

39:23Tonight

39:25I'm glad my key still works

39:27It was about my pride

39:32And I use that as an obstacle

39:35Instead of being honest with you

39:37I'm sorry

39:39That's a big step

39:47But let's keep talking

39:49I'm sure I'll get over myself in time

39:54Can you do it in a month?

39:59Because I found a house that I love

40:01Gorgeous

40:05And at the price it should be

40:08I would be very grateful for a studly roommate

40:10Who could cover the utility bills

40:12What about rent?

40:14I was thinking services rendered

40:16Like

40:18Shirtless lawn mowing

40:20Shirtless pool cleaning

40:23Shirtless meal prep

40:26Certain studly men would argue

40:30If we don't start on equal footing

40:31It'll never be our house

40:34It'll be our home

40:37Because we'll make it that

40:38Apple

40:47What about a hot tub?

40:52Our power issue is a software issue

40:55Because your data domain requirements

40:58Mandate a specific chip

40:59That requires way more power

41:00That we can actually

41:01I could see it in the air

41:12Everywhere was like smoke

41:15When the signal is

41:17What if

41:18The sensor had bad manners

41:21Shuts down when it needs to rest

41:23Ignores what doesn't matter

41:25It works

41:25It rests

41:26It works

41:27It rests

41:27We could extrapolate between the data points

41:29That could double the sensor's life

41:30You're pure inspiration, Sean

41:34I am ignoring you

41:36Right side

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