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00:00Well, your son's surgery went great.
00:07They're just stitching him up now,
00:08and then you can go in and see him.
00:09Thank you so much.
00:10Wouldn't it be weird to give you a hug?
00:11I think it'd be weird if you didn't.
00:14I've become kind of the go-to guy
00:16for communicating good news with families.
00:18Huge responsibility.
00:20I'm basically the voice of the hospital.
00:23Honestly, pretty flattered they trusted me with it.
00:25Yeah, we have Matt update the families
00:26because it's basically impossible to screw up.
00:29So, for the first few weeks after a hernia surgery,
00:31he's not going to want to lift anything over 20 pounds.
00:33Hernia surgery?
00:35He's here to have his toe reattached.
00:37His toe?
00:38His pinky toe, yeah.
00:40What hernia?
00:41Unless you gave the news to the wrong family.
00:44Well, when they were working on the toe,
00:47which is obviously the primary reason he's here,
00:50they discovered the hernia.
00:51How did they find a hernia by looking at his toe?
00:53Well, it's all connected.
00:55The toe bone's connected to the, you know, the song.
00:58Uh, at any rate, the hernia has been repaired.
01:00Uh, that's gratis, by the way.
01:02And now onto the toe, so...
01:04Excuse me.
01:05My son's also here for a hernia surgery.
01:07Do you know how that's going?
01:09Can't help you.
01:09Sorry.
01:09If you have any questions,
01:29Dr. Taylor will be performing your appendectomy.
01:31Otherwise, we can head on over to the OR.
01:33Can you ask her?
01:34Can you ask her?
01:34Now, of the contrary,
01:35they'll be able to start.
01:38They can't start yet.
01:40Not until my cross comes.
01:42I'm sorry, but she says you can't start
01:43until her cross is here.
01:44My cousin's bringing it over now.
01:45Well, we have plenty of crosses here.
01:47We lend her.
01:48She really shouldn't wait.
01:49I told you that there are crosses here
01:50that you could use.
01:51It's not good to wait for this.
01:52No.
01:53I need my cross.
01:55It will protect me.
01:56She only wants her cross.
01:57She feels it will protect her.
01:58Mrs. Gutierrez, Dr. Taylor
01:59really is one of the best surgeons around.
02:01Yes.
02:01Ignore the outfit.
02:03I was in a cardio tennis class
02:04when they paged me.
02:05You are in very capable hands.
02:07Oh, yeah.
02:07Dicen que estas en manos muy capaces.
02:10Mejores que las de Jesucristo.
02:12More capable than Jesus Christ.
02:15I'm sorry.
02:16That's how she said it.
02:17Well, maybe different specialties, ma'am.
02:21I will wait.
02:25Well, page me when it comes.
02:27I am going to try to get my steps in.
02:30You don't waste a minute, huh?
02:31What's that?
02:32Yeah.
02:33Hey!
02:34Oh, no.
02:34That was just some guy.
02:36The woman has a ticking time bomb in her body.
02:39An experienced surgeon ready to remove it.
02:41And all she's worried about
02:43is if her lucky charm is in the room.
02:44What's her religion?
02:45Religion's not the point.
02:47We offered her a cross,
02:48but it was the magic of her specific cross
02:51that she wanted.
02:51It's just kind of crazy.
02:53Yeah.
02:53Now she had a super annoying son.
02:55No, that's not...
02:56Never annoying.
02:57What?
02:57I'm agreeing with you, Ron.
02:58Well, this isn't a personal thing.
02:59I just think it's a little nuts
03:00that people are still putting
03:02their superstition over science.
03:04Yeah, but there's truth to superstitions, though.
03:07Mm-hmm.
03:07Like how saying it's a quiet shift
03:09makes it get busy.
03:10Oh, my God.
03:10It doesn't.
03:11Or how full moons bring out the crazies.
03:13They don't.
03:14Oh, come on.
03:15Everybody has something that they believe in
03:17that's not 100% proven.
03:18Like, I'm into astrology.
03:20Does the science hold up?
03:21No, but it's fun.
03:21Wait, wait, wait.
03:21Hold on.
03:22Hold on.
03:22Alex, you believe in astrology.
03:24No.
03:25I don't know.
03:25I just think it's fun
03:26to read my horoscope
03:27and see how people's signs
03:28match up with their personalities.
03:30Wow.
03:30This'll be good.
03:31I'm a Capricorn,
03:32so why don't you tell me
03:33about myself, Nostradamus?
03:35Capricorns are supposed to be
03:36intelligent, ambitious leaders.
03:38Oh, sure.
03:39Okay.
03:41That's a little interesting.
03:45Ay, la fe.
03:46Es lo mas importante.
03:48Lo mas importante.
03:49Oh.
03:51Our philosophy here at St. Denis
03:52is that you can't heal the body
03:54without also healing the soul.
03:56And that is where Chaplain Steve comes in.
03:59Good morning.
04:00Chaplain Steve is so amazing.
04:01He speaks multiple languages.
04:03How many languages do you speak?
04:05Two.
04:06Two.
04:06So bilingual, wow.
04:09Well, he provides so much comfort
04:11to those in need,
04:12the elderly, the infirm.
04:14But don't worry,
04:15I don't let him around the kids.
04:16What's that supposed to mean?
04:18I'm just kidding.
04:19I'm just kidding.
04:19And that's priests, not chaplains.
04:22Not all priests, but of course some.
04:24So what are you talking
04:25to Mrs. Gutierrez about?
04:27Doña Marie and I were just discussing
04:29the importance of faith.
04:30Faith, yes.
04:31Oh, I'm obsessed with faith.
04:32Go on.
04:33Well, I was telling her the story
04:35about naming the Aramean
04:37whose leprosy was cured
04:38when the prophet Gehazi
04:40had him bathe in the Jordan River.
04:42Mmm.
04:43Mmm, mmm, mmm.
04:44I love it.
04:45Sorry, did you say the prophet Gehazi?
04:47Gehazi, yes.
04:49Oh.
04:51Cool.
04:53First of all,
04:54that's a parable about grace,
04:55not faith.
04:56Also,
04:57the prophet in that story
04:58is Elisha.
04:59Gehazi is his servant
05:00who he cursed with leprosy.
05:02I mean,
05:02I learned this stuff
05:03when I was seven
05:03in a coloring book.
05:06Mr. Plemons and Three
05:07is recovering,
05:08should be able to go home soon.
05:09Well, that's great news.
05:10Knock on wood.
05:11Well, if we're still on this,
05:13that is for Micah,
05:13and I'm sure that is pet pee
05:15for your wood demons.
05:16Oh, it's the thought that counts.
05:18And the amoxicillin.
05:19Yes, that's true, actually.
05:20They both count, okay?
05:22Only,
05:23magical thinking,
05:24that doesn't really do anything.
05:25You're wrong, dude.
05:26There's weird stuff
05:27you can't explain.
05:29Like, every time I wear
05:30my lucky pink socks,
05:31nobody coats.
05:31So why don't you wear them
05:32every day?
05:33Because that would be gross.
05:35And my laundry's
05:35in the basement.
05:36Well, I mean,
05:37I wish all that magic did work.
05:38It'd make my job
05:39a whole lot easier.
05:40Zap!
05:41No more cirrhosis.
05:42Zap!
05:43No more cancer.
05:44Wait, I have cancer?
05:45Uh, no.
05:46Oh, you're just kidding, man.
05:48You good.
05:48In Serena's defense, though,
05:49there is some evidence
05:50behind magical thinking.
05:52You know, like,
05:52carrying a rabbit's foot
05:53might not cure hypertension,
05:54but if rubbing one calms you down,
05:56then it could lower
05:56your blood pressure.
05:57That's my girl.
05:58That's just a placebo effect.
06:00That doesn't mean mystical spirits
06:01are working behind the scenes.
06:03I'm just saying,
06:03don't mess with stuff
06:04you don't understand.
06:06Or what?
06:06Maybe we don't find out or what,
06:08and we all just do our jobs.
06:09Attention, people.
06:11Quick announcement.
06:12I'm calling on all spirits,
06:14good and evil,
06:16to use your magic
06:17and your powers
06:18to hex this place.
06:20So I guess we'll see.
06:25No, I get that it's alarming
06:27that your finger smells like that,
06:29but you still have to wait your turn.
06:33Hi.
06:34Um, I brought my Aunt Maria's cross,
06:36Maria Gutierrez.
06:37She's getting her appendix out.
06:38You can just give it to me.
06:40Oh, it's just outside.
06:41Mother
06:45I need to leave this gauze on for a bit.
06:50Take it easy.
06:51Maybe save that mud wrestling
06:53for another night, okay?
06:54Well, I hope you're happy.
06:56Oh, I haven't been happy in years.
06:57I'm satisfied.
06:59I just drained the most beautiful abscess.
07:02I mean, this thing was...
07:03I meant because your hex already started.
07:06That guy who came in for a heat stroke,
07:08they found melanoma on his ear,
07:10so nice work.
07:11Someone comes to a hospital
07:12and is diagnosed with a disease?
07:14This is unheard of.
07:15Okay, well, how do you explain
07:17Nurse Angie getting pink eye
07:18from the patient in two?
07:19We had to send her home for the day.
07:21Angie got pink eye
07:22because she doesn't wash her damn hands.
07:24Uh, and this is one of our walls
07:37that you may recognize from the hallways.
07:39Oh, it's Chaplain Steve.
07:40How goes it?
07:41Doing that God's work or what?
07:44Sure.
07:45Nice.
07:46You know, I actually grew up
07:47pretty religious myself.
07:48What denomination you rep in?
07:49I don't disclose that.
07:51It muddies my work
07:52as an interfaith chaplain.
07:53Okay, Catholic.
07:55Just kidding.
07:55Anyway, I'm pretty new around here
07:57as you can probably tell
07:58and I'm just learning so much.
08:01I guess I kind of feel like the Apostle Paul
08:02whenever he attended the Sermon on the Mount.
08:04You ever have days like that?
08:05Sure, sure.
08:06Those Paul Mountain moments?
08:07All the time.
08:08But if you'll excuse me,
08:10I really should be going.
08:11Yeah.
08:14Yes, you should.
08:16I'm sorry, so you think
08:17our chaplain is a liar?
08:19Not a liar, a fraud, Joyce.
08:22And this is because of a disagreement
08:24about Scripture?
08:25He thinks Paul attended
08:27the Sermon on the Mount.
08:28Oh, okay.
08:30I guess while Paul was outspreading
08:31the good word in Asia,
08:32he also had a moment
08:33to build a time machine.
08:35I know I have a lot to learn
08:36on the nursing side,
08:37I admit that.
08:38But the Bible?
08:40Let's just say when you're only
08:41allowed to read one book,
08:42you get to know that book
08:43pretty well.
08:44Well, you know,
08:45he probably just misspoke.
08:47I say things all the time.
08:48I can't defend half of it.
08:49What do we know
08:50about this guy, really?
08:51He's a chaplain.
08:53His name is Steve.
08:54He's Chaplain Steve.
08:55Yeah, says who, okay?
08:57Where did he go
08:57to divinity school?
08:58You know, who ordained him?
09:00I mean, did you even bother
09:01to do a background check, Joyce?
09:02Did you do your job, Joyce?
09:05Excuse me?
09:07Sorry.
09:08Um, I had a black tea
09:10this morning,
09:10and, uh,
09:11that will never happen again.
09:13Stick to water.
09:15You know, there's a lot to it.
09:16Hmm?
09:17There's a lot to this
09:18astrology stuff.
09:19Oh, yeah, it's fun, right?
09:20It's fascinating.
09:21I mean, it sucks
09:22that it's been appropriated
09:23by all these
09:23woo-woo white ladies.
09:25Because when you really
09:25think about it,
09:26the science backs it up.
09:27It's not about the science
09:28for me, I just like it.
09:29You might think,
09:30are Capricorns actually tough?
09:32But a baby born in winter
09:33would have to be more resilient
09:34from an evolutionary standpoint.
09:36Right.
09:36I mean, the weaker baby
09:37simply wouldn't make it.
09:38Okay, I, uh,
09:38I gotta take this.
09:39I'm actually thinking.
09:41The moon moves the ocean,
09:42so why wouldn't it affect
09:44the fetus?
09:44Yeah.
09:45A fetus is smaller
09:46than an ocean.
09:46It's actually way smaller.
09:48I've actually decided
09:48this goes in the
09:49women's restroom now, so.
09:51Oh, wow.
09:54Oh, Val, do you need a hand?
09:56Yes, thank you so much.
09:58Of course, happy to help.
09:59Hey, anyone around
10:00to give Val a hand?
10:01She's really struggling here.
10:03In there.
10:05Mitch, call maintenance
10:06for the guy in one.
10:07His TV's not working.
10:08For some reason.
10:10Those flat screens
10:11are from the Clinton era.
10:12And the printer in Zone B
10:13just ran out of ink,
10:14so we can't use it.
10:16The low toner light's
10:16been blinking for days.
10:18My son just called.
10:19He didn't make Varsity.
10:21Thanks, Ron.
10:22Okay, enough.
10:24These are just normal things
10:26that happen all the time.
10:28People get sick,
10:28electronics break,
10:30and Keith, no offense,
10:31I met your son.
10:32He's an inside kid.
10:33So can we all just
10:34take a breath?
10:35Dr. Taylor, what happened?
10:36Oh, I went for a quick hike
10:37getting bit by a rattlesnake.
10:39Antivitamin 105.
10:40Surgeon's getting bit by snakes.
10:42Is that something
10:43that happens all the time?
10:44I feel like I'd remember that.
10:46He says he graduated
10:47from your divinity school
10:49in 2010.
10:50Steve Lassen.
10:51He's 5'10", brown eyes.
10:54With some golden flecks.
10:55Oh, I never noticed that.
10:57Mm-hmm, they're nice.
10:58Yeah, no record of that name here.
11:00Yes!
11:01We got him.
11:01Are you sure?
11:02Maybe you can check again?
11:05Just checked again.
11:06Still nothing.
11:06Okay, um, well,
11:10thanks for your help,
11:11and, uh, blessed
11:12be the fruits of your day.
11:15As if I don't have enough
11:16to do today already.
11:17Fire a chaplain.
11:18Hire a chaplain.
11:19Paperwork.
11:20Paperwork.
11:20Feels pretty good, though, right?
11:22Should we take this
11:23across the board?
11:23I could start looking
11:25into some of the dots.
11:25No!
11:26No, no.
11:27Not needed.
11:28Oh.
11:30Because I have already checked,
11:32and they're fine.
11:33Win for Matt.
11:36So, with Dr. Taylor out,
11:38I'll be handling
11:38the Gutierrez appendectomy.
11:40I could really use your help.
11:41Sure, what's up?
11:42So, it looks like Uranus
11:44is completing its cycle,
11:45which, I don't have to tell you,
11:46could be alarming.
11:47What do you think?
11:49You've eaten today, right?
11:51Hey, hi.
11:52Hey, I need you here, Alex.
11:54Come on.
11:54This isn't Pluto we're dealing with.
11:56This is serious.
11:57Yes.
11:57Oh, no.
12:02Oh, you brought your crystals.
12:07Do we really need these?
12:09We gotta shake up
12:10that energy in here.
12:11They're snakes now.
12:12Well, I've always said
12:13the fate of our patients
12:14rests on whether or not
12:16there's a tiny piece of quartz
12:17on this counter.
12:18You, you saved the hospital.
12:21First off, that's peach moonstone.
12:22And I'm not saying
12:23these can, like, cure kidney disease,
12:25but there is something
12:26real about vibes.
12:27So, are these vibes here
12:28with us right now in the room?
12:29Yes.
12:30Just because you can't see something
12:32doesn't mean it's not there.
12:33I mean, we've only known
12:34about germs for, like, 200 years.
12:37That's not a bad point.
12:38Oh, not you, too.
12:39I'm just saying.
12:40I refuse to live in a world
12:42in which you are on their side.
12:43At the very least,
12:44the hex has gotten
12:45into people's heads.
12:46It's been a very weird day.
12:47And not to make this about me,
12:48but I think Bruce and I
12:49are best friends now,
12:50and it's been very destabilizing.
12:52So, can you just please,
12:54please, please,
12:54can you just indulge everyone
12:55and say the hex is over?
12:56No, I'm not going to validate
12:57some kind of nonsense
12:58that leads to bad medicine.
13:00If I give in on this,
13:01then I'm part of the problem.
13:02Okay.
13:03So, the hex stays
13:04because the hex isn't real.
13:06In fact,
13:07I'm doubling down on the hex.
13:09Double hex, people.
13:10And before you say
13:11one hex can cancel out the other,
13:13triple hex!
13:13Damn it.
13:17Where is the f***ing anti-venom?
13:20Almost ready, Steph.
13:21Technically, the word is anti-venom,
13:22not venom.
13:23That's a common mistake.
13:24Thank God you were here, Bruce.
13:26That was a close one.
13:27Oh, Jesus.
13:28What happened here?
13:29I got bit by a rattlesnake!
13:30So now we're down a nurse,
13:31a chaplain, and a surgeon?
13:33What is with today?
13:34Ron, you want to take this one?
13:36Yeah, it's fine.
13:37We're going to give it
13:37an anti-venom for the bite,
13:38and maybe toss in some crystals
13:40and change the vibe of the poison.
13:41It actually doesn't look too bad, honestly.
13:43It's, you know, swollen, pale,
13:45kind of blotchy.
13:46It's the other one.
13:47Oh, my God!
13:48That's much worse.
13:50Wow!
13:50That was one snake?
13:51Yeah.
13:52You're kidding.
13:53Oh, wow.
13:54Oh, God.
13:55I'm sorry.
13:56I don't know why I did that.
14:08There's really not much else I can say
14:11other than I'm so sorry.
14:14You almost got away with it,
14:16but you want to know where you slipped up?
14:18Not really.
14:19Can I still do my speech?
14:20Steve, I'm going to have to let you go.
14:22You're firing me
14:23because I didn't graduate divinity school?
14:26Joyce, I'm a good chaplain.
14:28I don't need an official degree
14:30to comfort the sick.
14:31Look, I want to do this
14:32even less than you.
14:34Believe me.
14:35But St. Denis has a zero-tolerance policy
14:38for lying about credentials.
14:39And we all know where liars go.
14:42Oh, or maybe you don't know.
14:44Who is this guy?
14:47Yeah, it's incredible.
14:49Astrology really helps you
14:50reframe toxic narratives.
14:52For instance, this resident Carrie and I
14:55had this thing,
14:56and I always thought she broke up with me
14:57because I cheated on her.
14:59But no.
15:00Turns out we were both cheating.
15:02Our fate.
15:03Yeah, I'm an Earth sign.
15:04She's a fire sign.
15:06Totally incompatible.
15:08Whereas her sister and I, well...
15:09You!
15:11Grab the other end of this!
15:13Oh, I'm not really...
15:14Just do it!
15:16Uh, okay, fine.
15:17Yeah.
15:18Okay.
15:19Hold on, hold on.
15:20I got it.
15:21Yeah.
15:21There.
15:22How's that?
15:22Left!
15:23Yeah, I'm fine.
15:23No, left!
15:24My hands are wet.
15:26You're so close.
15:27Hold on.
15:27Get there.
15:28Yeah.
15:28Hurry up!
15:29Oh!
15:30Oh!
15:30Ah!
15:32Oh!
15:33Oh, my finger!
15:34Damn it!
15:38Are you sure you can handle this?
15:39Oh, yeah.
15:40This should be a total breeze.
15:43Just because we're down a chaplain
15:44doesn't mean people have suddenly stopped
15:46needing spiritual guidance.
15:48Luckily, there's someone on staff
15:49who's an expert in both medicine
15:51and the Bible.
15:52Also, the sequel to the Bible
15:54that my grandpa wrote.
15:55This is just a temporary fix.
15:57You will not believe what happens
15:59to masturbators in it.
16:00Okay.
16:01I have a script.
16:02Let us pray.
16:03Amen.
16:05Heavenly Father,
16:06bless Mr. Name,
16:07uh, his, his name,
16:09which is Mr. Normand.
16:12You know, I think the D might be silent.
16:14He kind of looks French to me.
16:16For sure.
16:17Um, bless Mr. Normand,
16:19or Normand,
16:21depending on his Frenchness, Lord,
16:23in this time of weakness,
16:24and comfort him
16:25with the promise of loading next page.
16:27Uh, with the promise of eternal life.
16:31You don't have this memorized?
16:32This is my first time doing this.
16:34I'm trying to find a groove.
16:35Keep going.
16:35Keep going.
16:36Almighty God, we in trust.
16:38Just, okay.
16:39Subscribe for him.
16:40You know what?
16:41I'm just gonna,
16:42I'm gonna subscribe.
16:43Do you have a credit card I could use?
16:44Or really?
16:45Okay.
16:46Uh, uh, sorry.
16:49Fixed that.
16:50Um, oh,
16:51that is not life support,
16:53so no big deal.
16:54I can turn this off.
16:56Nope.
16:56There's a plug.
16:57Dessolée.
16:58Um, God, what a day.
17:01We almost lost the second most valuable instrument
17:03in this hospital.
17:05My hand.
17:06Mm-hmm.
17:07Good thing it's not broken.
17:08Yeah, but still,
17:10the swelling's not going down anytime soon,
17:12and Mrs. Gutierrez can't really risk another delay,
17:14so I'm gonna need you to do the surgery.
17:16What?
17:17What happened to the backup?
17:19I was the backup.
17:20What's the problem, Ron?
17:21You've done this plenty of times.
17:22Yeah, not in like a decade.
17:24And this time,
17:24it'll be even easier,
17:25because you'll have access
17:26to the first most valuable instrument in the hospital.
17:30My brain.
17:31I know it'll help.
17:33I'll show you a gif of that
17:35You Could Do It guy
17:36from those Adam Sandler movies, you know?
17:38You could do it.
17:40It's so funny.
17:42Ready for the first trocar?
17:44All right, here we go.
17:45Be confident, but go easy.
17:48I mean it, but don't force it.
17:50You be gentle, but...
17:51Stop talking.
17:53Such a Pisces.
17:55Well, that didn't go perfectly,
17:57but it was just my first time,
17:58and I think if I could practice
17:59on some already dead people,
18:00sounds spooky,
18:01but I'm brave, and...
18:03Chaplain Steve,
18:04you're still here.
18:06I promised Mrs. Gutierrez
18:07I'd be here when she wakes up.
18:09I hope that's okay with you.
18:10Yes, of course.
18:12Actually, that's very, uh,
18:13that's very thoughtful.
18:17These are from home.
18:19I brought the cotton balls in,
18:21and then, uh,
18:22now I'm taking them home.
18:23Look, in the spirit of grace
18:26and whatnot, um,
18:28I would like you to stay on as chaplain.
18:30Well, I should probably talk about it.
18:32But you're gonna have to go to divinity school
18:33at night on your own dime.
18:35Is this an official...
18:36Is that fair?
18:37Absolutely.
18:38Thank you so much.
18:39Oh.
18:39I appreciate this.
18:40All right.
18:42Blessings be upon you.
18:44Uh, and hey,
18:45uh,
18:46no hard feelings, man.
18:47You know, it's actually a really tough job,
18:49and you seem to be super good at it, so...
18:52Honestly, dude,
18:52step off me right now.
18:54Oh.
18:58Uh, okay.
19:00Uh, sorry.
19:03Perfect.
19:04Camera's where you want it.
19:05Now try to get to the colon,
19:06and, uh, we'll be right there.
19:08There's a lot of scar tissue.
19:10That's okay.
19:10Keep going.
19:11See if you can push past it.
19:12I can't seem to get around it.
19:14Nice and easy.
19:15That's it.
19:15Real fun.
19:16Uh-oh.
19:16Oh, are you seeing this, Bruce?
19:18Yeah, wow.
19:19All right, it's really starting to bleed.
19:20I can't see.
19:21I need suction.
19:22You're gonna have to open her up.
19:24What?
19:24You know you have to, Ron.
19:25Open her up.
19:27All right, we're opening her up.
19:29Give me a 10-blank.
19:30Let's have the appendectomy retractor
19:32and DeBakey clamp ready.
19:34Let's transfuse two units
19:36of packed red blood cells.
19:37Transfusing two units.
19:38Ron.
19:38BP's dropping.
19:40Ron, we need to move.
19:41I heard you.
19:45Come on, Ron.
19:52Okay.
19:55All right.
19:56I wouldn't call what I did in there prayer.
19:58It was more a verbal centering of...
20:04Look, there are no atheists in the foxhole.
20:08Okay?
20:11Thanks.
20:12Hey, great job in there.
20:14Just like riding a bike,
20:17which is, frankly, terrifying at my age.
20:19It seemed like you were talking to someone in the sky,
20:21perhaps like a sky scientist.
20:24Oh.
20:25Heavenly Father, please make her disappear.
20:27Oh, wow.
20:28Well, she's not going anywhere.
20:30This is a hard job for all of us.
20:33And you learn pretty early on
20:35that you have to cling to whatever's gonna get you through the day.
20:37Whether that's your beliefs
20:40or your friendships
20:41or even just a lucky pair of socks.
20:46You do what you have to do.
20:47Because we're all here for the same reason.
20:50We want to help people.
20:52Oh, how...
20:52Oh, excuse me.
20:53This is important.
20:54How familiar are you with the Chinese zodiac?
20:56So, I'm here with a monkey,
20:58and since Capricorn's a goat,
20:59that makes me a goat monkey,
21:01or, as I call it, a gunky.
21:03Go...
21:03Um, let me go get a pen.
21:05I'll draw it for you.
21:07It was just something I like to do sometimes.
21:12You know?
21:13For fun.
21:16It was fun.
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