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.

01:48The moreover?

01:49The moreover?

01:49It's the lowercase.

01:49I兒斜いで痂と追うの-

01:50Is there a way or is there a way?

01:51The moreover?

01:52Yes, he's late when they order to horrifying their globuli-

01:53The moreover?

01:54The moreover?

01:56The moreover?

01:57The moreover?

01:58Weatheraly-

02:02The moreover?

02:03The bigs?

02:04The moreover?

02:05The longerover?

02:05The moreover?

02:06The moreover?

02:07The moreover?

02:09The moreover?

02:10Whichever?

02:10The moreover?

02:12you wanted to see me? Dr. Glassman, this is Kayla Quinn. She's been diagnosed with major

02:23depressive disorder as well as chronic neuropathic pain from a neck injury six years ago. The pain

02:29and depression are besties. Uninvited guests that travel together, make it so I can't work,

02:34can't get out of bed, can't even think. So I'd like to do this before their next visit.

02:43An anterior cingulotomy seems like the... Excuse me.

02:52She is a smart, charming, successful woman who's... Nice ambush. She's had over a decade of therapy,

02:59five 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.

03:12Get me a complete medical and psychological history and a couple of residents. We're just

03:17going to talk about it.

03:19not sure who's struggling more, the overwhelmed, super critical mom, or the sad, self-harming

03:29teen.

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.

03:40Okay, his technique was primitive, but considering he lacks formal training and used only one hand,

03:47I am impressed.

03:49Don't be.

03:52Pony marginal erosion.

03:53If the infection spreads, he could lose that finger. For starters.

04:05It'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 our personality, impair cognitive

04:14function.

04:15For depression and reoccurring acute pain are already doing that.

04:17Singulatomies are effective in 67% 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 Quinn.

04:30She launched her own company at the age of 18, made millions of signing scrunchies and bangles.

04:34I discussed this with her. Her focus is quality of life.

04:38I'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 or should try again?

04:52Okay. Let's do the surgery.

05:01Possible amputation?

05:03The infection is in the bone beneath the magnet.

05:06It would have been better to have 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.

05:18I got divorced last year.

05:20Trent and I were adjusting.

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

05:25Thanks, Mom.

05:28We should remove the infected implant and start Trent on IV antibiotics.

05:33What about the other implants?

05:36Shouldn't you take them all out?

05:37No.

05:38The 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.

05:48That's been refused, unless that surgery is medically necessary.

05:53Leaving in the other implants means Trent's still at risk for sepsis and septic emboli.

05:58Dr. Walk is correct.

06:02Dr. Walk is correct.

06:02With your consent, we can physically compel the surgical removal of all your son's modifications.

06:08Good luck.

06:09I'm out of here.

06:10Trent!

06:13Trent!

06:14This is much easier than chasing him.

06:20The head frame is secure.

06:24Stand by with the gamma knife.

06:26Dr. Glassman, please stop what you're doing.

06:34This is Justin Quinn, Kayla's conservator.

06:38I have full authority over my sister's medical treatment, and I won't allow this surgery.

06:44Kayla 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 tipped me off.

07:06She's never lied to me like this.

07:08I was 12 when my parents died.

07:10My memories, though, 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, the 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.

07:56Everything just got worse after that.

08:00The arrest piled up.

08:01Underage drinking.

08:02Possession.

08:03DUI.

08:04I 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.

08:19The conservatorship saved her life.

08:30All 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.

08:39Robert Smith is like leader of our tribe.

08:44Every lonely teen needs a tribe.

08:48I 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.

09:02That 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,

09:17leading to excessive risk taking and lack of impulse control.

09:21Margins in soft tissue look good,

09:22but keep an eye out for the infection.

09:24That's close.

09:38Mr. 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 read me through the risks and the numbers.

10:02What 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

10:10that handles emotional and pain response

10:12is functionally abnormal.

10:14It'll assure you that frying her brain

10:17means only frying the part of her brain that isn't working.

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

10:26The scan's harmless.

10:28Okay, do it.

10:47I've got an...

10:48Oh, see?

10:49I can spin around.

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

10:54Well, 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

11:02so I could unlock my front door,

11:04store my medical info,

11:05and do some pretty cool tricks.

11:08Are you attracted to Dixie?

11:12Are you concerned you'll be less attractive to her

11:14without your implants?

11:17We're just friends.

11:18I host a monthly biohacker meetup

11:20and Trent's become a regular.

11:22The only people who get me.

11:26You found your tribe.

11:28Incision sites look good, right?

11:33Wrist, please.

11:35It was not until I came to work here at St. Bonaventure

11:37that I felt like I was part of a community.

11:40I've read about implants that can operate prosthetics

11:42and an occipital lobe electrode

11:43that 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

11:51and 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

12:02and bacterial cultures remain negative.

12:04We still need to do an MRI to assess his joints,

12:07but 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.

12:16Tattoo parlors require a public health permit.

12:22Yes, that would be much safer than doing it himself.

12:31Rain check for the night.

12:33Surgery?

12:35A new patient reminded me

12:37I need to spend more time on my business ideas,

12:39less time on the dance floor.

12:41I see a sparkle in your eyes.

12:43What is the product?

12:43What?

12:43My ingestible sensor

12:49that monitors gut bacteria

12:51as 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

13:02with a smartphone via Bluetooth.

13:04That would be amazing.

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

13:10Not for me.

13:16You'd have time for that.

13:17On top of your IT work?

13:19So it's the second-year resident

13:20looking to disrupt the mid-tech business.

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

13:25At least not up front.

13:27We could divvy up the spoils.

13:2875-25 final offer.

13:37Oh, yes, partner.

13:39Welcome aboard.

13:43Put this on your calendar.

13:44May 2025.

13:46Yacht shopping.

13:47Okay.

13:48Yes.

13:48Dr. Murphy?

13:55Please, stop encouraging Trent.

13:58Your interest in his body modifications

14:00comes across as an endorsement.

14:02Oh, I am interested.

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

14:06Not so long ago,

14:07we were talking about amputating fingers.

14:09Someone has to talk some sense into my son

14:10before he does this again.

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

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

14:22If 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

14:39a series of prompts

14:40to help us map your brain activity.

14:42I'll do my best.

14:44Think of a nice memory.

14:45Something from a happy time.

14:48You didn't like any

14:51of the apartments I sent you?

14:53As predicted,

14:55altered limbic activity

14:56and the connections

14:56to the cingulate cortex.

14:59The apartments are okay.

15:00I'm shocked you're

15:01so 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

15:13to think of an unpleasant memory.

15:17Take it as a compliment

15:18that 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

15:35and 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.

15:48You never came to bed.

15:59We were supposed to have sex.

16:01Sorry.

16:02Our sensor keeps running

16:03out of power halfway

16:04through the digestive tract.

16:06It's not on the schedule,

16:08but we could have sex now.

16:10I have to shower.

16:11I shower first.

16:15Okay.

16:16I will be flexible.

16:18and make you coffee.

16:39Good morning.

16:48How's Kayla?

16:53In pain

16:53and on the edge

16:55of a full depressive episode.

16:57I have to grab a pen

16:58and it started

16:58a low-dose ketamine IV.

17:00Smart.

17:02Hmm.

17:04You know,

17:05we'll have to get her

17:05off the ketamine

17:06before you take another shot

17:07at finishing the fMRI.

17:08All right.

17:12Do you not want

17:13to move in with me?

17:15Well, I've been busy.

17:16I have other patients.

17:18Allow me to present

17:19multitasking.

17:20Look at that.

17:21Three-bedroom,

17:22two-baths,

17:23courtyard building

17:23with a pool.

17:24We'd have a guest room

17:25for Kellen,

17:26a shared office,

17:27and it's ten minutes

17:28from the hospital.

17:30Well, it looks like

17:30the massive bedroom window

17:31is overlooking the courtyard.

17:33I know.

17:33Nice.

17:34Not nice.

17:35Loud.

17:35Then show me one

17:41you do like.

17:43Oh, hell no.

17:45I'm gonna update

17:46the brother.

17:48You paged me?

17:50Good morning, Sean.

17:51Leah and I missed

17:52our sex night.

17:52It is not a good morning.

17:54Agreed.

17:57Mine started

17:58with a distraught mother

17:59whose son you refused

18:00to advise against biohacking.

18:02What he chooses to do

18:04when he is 18

18:04is up to him.

18:05True,

18:06but you could advise him

18:07against the dangers

18:08of further mods.

18:10Trent enjoys

18:11the connections

18:11he has made

18:12in the biohacking community.

18:14You really think

18:15the emotional benefits

18:16of belonging

18:16outweigh the physical dangers

18:18for this kid?

18:19Teens do many

18:21dangerous things.

18:22If he injured himself

18:23skateboarding,

18:23should I advise him

18:24never to skateboard again,

18:25which could alienate him

18:26from his skateboarder friends.

18:28Is there potential

18:29for medical harm?

18:31Yes.

18:32Then remind your patient

18:33of that.

18:35You have no trouble

18:36being honest.

18:39I'll do it.

18:41Only because

18:42you're my boss.

18:44Case in point.

18:54Justin's refusing

18:54to let me finish

18:55Kayla's fMRI.

18:57He thinks we're

18:57being in the hospitals

18:58what triggered

18:59this latest episode-y.

19:00He's totally dug in.

19:02It's a judgment call.

19:03Legally,

19:04it'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,

19:10we'd be in surgery right now.

19:12So I should just give up?

19:13I don't know.

19:14Do you want to?

19:14No.

19:15Okay, then don't.

19:15Go find another tactic.

19:18Okay.

19:18No, no, no.

19:22I do the surgery.

19:23You do the selling.

19:29Okay, fine.

19:31Look at it this way.

19:33The brother has been

19:34cleaning up

19:35after his sister

19:36for years, right?

19:37So instead of

19:39trying to change

19:40his feelings

19:41about the surgery,

19:42maybe

19:42change his feelings

19:43about his sister.

19:49Future modifications

19:50could result in

19:51sepsis,

19:52severe arthritis,

19:53pseudotumor formation,

19:54nerve damage,

19:54and paralysis.

19:56Suddenly,

19:56you're a guy

19:57in a drug commercial.

19:58Side effects include

19:59insomnia,

20:00rash,

20:00dry cough,

20:01and death.

20:02Sounds like

20:04my mom got to you.

20:05She tried.

20:06It didn't work,

20:07but then she went

20:08to my boss.

20:08That did work.

20:11I think that it is nice

20:13your mother cares about you.

20:16Mine did not.

20:20Mine used to.

20:23My dad used to travel

20:25a lot for work.

20:26He was always off

20:27pitching to investors,

20:28conferences in Vegas,

20:30and me and my mom

20:31would hang out

20:32all the time.

20:33Every weekend she

20:34would take me

20:34to the boardwalk.

20:36Never said no,

20:37no matter how many times

20:38I wanted to ride

20:38the cyclone.

20:40The cyclone made me

20:41nauseous.

20:43Now she's just

20:44working all the time,

20:45and whenever we're

20:45together,

20:46she's angry.

20:48Never stops

20:49nagging me.

20:51She doesn't like

20:53you biohacking?

20:55I don't think

20:56she'd like anything

20:56I'd do.

21:01Is it your finger?

21:06No, it's my wrist.

21:10Kayla's biggest trigger

21:11isn't being in the hospital.

21:13It's your control

21:13over her life.

21:15I reviewed her history

21:16in detail,

21:17and over the last five years,

21:19Kayla's major depressive

21:20episodes coincide

21:21with major life decisions

21:22that you've made

21:24on her behalf.

21:25Changing meds,

21:26moving homes,

21:27making decisions

21:28for the business.

21:30You're saying

21:30this is all my fault?

21:32She's saying

21:32that being in charge

21:33of my own life

21:34would be better for me.

21:35Until you get drunk

21:37or OD?

21:39That was years ago.

21:40I'm not that person anymore.

21:42Because I've been

21:42protecting you,

21:43because the conservatorship

21:44works.

21:46That argument means

21:47I'll be in this forever.

21:50If I'm doing well,

21:51it proves you right.

21:52If I'm a mess,

21:53it proves you right.

21:55I'm tired of this,

21:56Justin.

21:57I'm tired of living

21:58the life

21:58that you want me to.

22:00You pick out my doctors,

22:02you search my cabinets,

22:03you test my urine

22:04for drugs.

22:05We can talk about

22:06relaxing some of those things.

22:07No, no.

22:08I'm done negotiating

22:09over my own life

22:10of having what you think

22:11is best rammed

22:12down my throat.

22:12Kayla.

22:13You think acting like this

22:13is going to change my mind

22:14about 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

22:21what to do.

22:22Stop telling everyone

22:22what to do.

22:23Kayla, please.

22:24Stop, stop.

22:25I need 10 milligrams

22:26of haloperidol.

22:27Stop it.

22:27Shit!

22:29It's...

22:30The LED light you installed

22:43in your right wrist

22:44has irreversibly damaged

22:45the joint.

22:47You will never regain

22:48full function in your hand.

22:49You'll need physical therapy

22:52until you can compensate

22:54with your non-dominant hand.

22:56Damn it, Trent.

22:57How many times

22:58did I tell you?

22:59Thousands, okay.

23:00But I'm such an idiot

23:01and I never listened.

23:02I never said

23:02you were an idiot.

23:03I said to stop

23:04hurting yourself.

23:05Maybe some family counseling

23:06could help.

23:07No.

23:08She's the only one

23:09who needs counseling.

23:10She's the one

23:10who failed as a parent.

23:11Your choices

23:11are not my fault.

23:12But I'm stuck with yours.

23:14Look how you tossed that out.

23:16He walked out on us.

23:26I didn't want you to hate him.

23:27I hadn't realized

23:30that the alternative

23:31was hating me.

23:39Your father

23:40was a schemer.

23:43He kept flitting

23:44from one big idea

23:45to the next.

23:46Chasing fantasies

23:47instead of taking

23:48care of responsibility.

23:49That's a lie.

23:50You're a liar.

23:53He was a self-absorbed narcissist

23:55who cared more

23:56about himself than us.

23:57That's not true.

23:59Trent.

23:59Keep me alone.

24:00Get out.

24:03Get out.

24:04Get out.

24:21Lidocaine to numb you.

24:24Bigger you'd want me

24:24to feel every stitch.

24:27I'm used to being

24:30the bad guy.

24:31Bad guys

24:32don't give up their lives

24:33to care for their

24:33little sisters.

24:35Thanks for seeing that.

24:39You feel that?

24:46People idealize

24:48when it's like

24:48being a kid

24:49but

24:49really

24:50childhood blows.

24:51being told

24:52being told

24:52what to do

24:54where to go

24:54how to behave.

24:59Spoken like

24:59someone who had

25:00a terrible childhood.

25:02It wasn't my

25:03wheelhouse

25:03or my parents.

25:08Kayla's first try

25:09at growing up

25:10she flamed out.

25:12Doesn't she deserve

25:13a second shot?

25:14maybe.

25:17Maybe

25:17leave it to Kayla

25:19to choose elective

25:20brain surgery

25:21for a maiden voyage.

25:24It scares the crap

25:25out of me.

25:28Tell her that.

25:29Jerome's birthday

25:39is coming up.

25:40I need to find him

25:41a great gift.

25:42Please don't distract me.

25:43I am looking for a

25:44surgical solution

25:45for Trent's wrist.

25:46That's valiant

25:47but he's about to be

25:47discharged.

25:48I need a gift

25:49that says

25:49I'm really into you

25:51but

25:51without overdoing it.

25:53We could attempt

25:54a partial wrist fusion.

25:56Not for another year.

25:57Trent's still growing.

25:58Jordan mentioned

25:59you have some

26:00super cute race car

26:01pajamas.

26:02I could get

26:03Jerome a pair.

26:04They are classic cars

26:04and I prefer not

26:05to discuss my sleepwear

26:06at work.

26:07We could give Trent

26:08a course of methotrexate

26:09to combat

26:10He'll adjust

26:10to the bad wrist.

26:12The bigger problem

26:13is that mother and son

26:14act like they

26:15hate each other.

26:16I have no idea

26:17how to fix that.

26:18He's managing

26:19his feelings

26:20by turning himself

26:21into a cyborg.

26:22Trent is not

26:23becoming a cyborg.

26:39But maybe he could.

26:50I can fix

26:51Trent's wrist.

26:53This experimental surgery

26:54uses a customized implant

26:55to replace his wrist joint.

26:57He will have

26:57full use of his wrist.

26:58Also,

26:59he will be very happy

27:00because he'll have

27:01a one-of-a-kind

27:01body modification.

27:03Experimental.

27:04Would it be covered

27:05by our insurance?

27:07No.

27:08It is

27:09quite expensive.

27:11Which means

27:12I'm getting

27:12a second mortgage

27:13to pay for it.

27:16If Trent keeps

27:17getting other modifications,

27:18could that cause

27:18problems with this device?

27:20Yes.

27:24His body could

27:25reject the implants.

27:27Okay.

27:27But thank you.

27:28Trent should be

27:29able to follow

27:30the post-op regimen

27:31including no further

27:32modifications.

27:33Or he'll keep

27:34seeing it as a cool

27:35hobby,

27:36which allows him

27:36to stick it to his

27:37terrible and controlling

27:38mother.

27:42I

27:42can fix

27:44your son's wrist.

27:45with your

27:50consent.

28:00No.

28:00looks like our

28:15sensor's gonna

28:15poop out

28:16before it gets

28:16pooped out.

28:17Maybe if you

28:17should take

28:17another look

28:18at the component

28:18specs.

28:19I have drawn

28:20up a list

28:20of house rules

28:20that apply

28:21to Dr. Allen

28:22when she is

28:22working at

28:23our apartment.

28:24One,

28:24no work

28:25on scheduled

28:25sex nights.

28:26I can get

28:26done with that.

28:27Two,

28:27no brushing

28:28teeth in the

28:28kitchen sink.

28:30Agreed.

28:31Three,

28:31do not wear

28:32perfume.

28:32Four,

28:33do not speak

28:33in a loud

28:34voice.

28:34Five,

28:34please avoid

28:34eye contact.

28:35Sean.

28:36I'm not

28:36finished.

28:36Avoid

28:37eye contact?

28:40Yes.

28:45Sean,

28:45do you not

28:46like having

28:47me at your

28:47apartment?

28:48I don't

28:50like having

28:50anyone other

28:51than Leah

28:52at the

28:52apartment.

28:53With Leah,

28:54I feel

28:55safe.

28:56I am not

28:56obligated to

28:57follow the

28:58guidelines around

28:59social interactions

29:00by the time

29:00I'm done

29:01with work.

29:02I have had

29:02enough of

29:03following guidelines.

29:05Seani,

29:05I never knew.

29:09We can work

29:10someplace else.

29:11The apartment

29:12is half Leah's.

29:13I am very happy

29:14she has found

29:14a friend and

29:15partner.

29:17Dr. Allen,

29:18you are part

29:25of my tribe.

29:28You are

29:28welcome in

29:29our home.

29:32As long as you

29:33follow the rules

29:33including six,

29:34I am allowed to

29:35ignore you

29:35when you are

29:36there.

29:36Does it ever

29:56feel to you

29:56like we go

29:57round and

29:57round,

29:58but we

29:58always find

29:59our way back

30:00to this

30:00same sad

30:01place?

30:04I remember

30:04when we first

30:05got here

30:06you were

30:07twelve

30:07on a

30:09school field

30:10trip

30:10to the

30:11municipal

30:11garden

30:12and I

30:14got there

30:14and watched

30:14you sketch

30:15roses

30:15so confident

30:17them at peace

30:19innocent.

30:26Then I had to

30:27tell you mom

30:28and dad

30:28were dead.

30:32I swore that

30:33I'd do

30:33everything I

30:34could to keep

30:35you from being

30:35hurt like that

30:36again.

30:39I know you're

30:40just trying to

30:40protect me.

30:41I'm protecting

30:46me too.

30:53I've been so

30:54scared that I

30:55could lose you.

30:56during the

31:07fMRI

31:08Dr.

31:09Resnick

31:09asked me

31:09to think

31:10of a happy

31:10memory.

31:13Silvertop

31:14Nevada.

31:16You and me

31:17on that river

31:18in the canoe.

31:19That cabin

31:20was such a dump.

31:22I were only

31:23there because

31:23I screwed up

31:24and forgot

31:25to sign you

31:25up for that

31:26camp.

31:26Camp Capistrano?

31:28Yeah.

31:29That was the

31:30first summer

31:30after mom and

31:31dad died.

31:32You had an

31:33excuse.

31:35That was a

31:36good trip.

31:38Best vacation

31:39I ever had.

31:43I want that

31:44again.

31:46And we can

31:46always go back.

31:48Not the trip.

31:50The freedom.

31:53That happiness.

31:53without the

31:56next bout of

31:56pain and

31:57depression

31:57lending over

31:58me.

32:03This is my

32:04chance.

32:07Please let me

32:08take it.

32:08okay.

32:20Okay.

32:20I'm dying to

32:38take this next

32:38step with you.

32:39This is the guy

32:39who's sandbagging

32:40the search.

32:41It's the money.

32:42between

32:46Kellen's

32:47college tuition

32:47and my

32:48med school

32:49debt

32:49there's not

32:51much left

32:51at the end

32:52of the

32:52month.

32:53On top of

32:54that

32:54my credit's

32:56a mess.

32:58This is

32:59just about

33:00money?

33:01Just.

33:03If you

33:04can't afford

33:04it I got

33:05you.

33:05I pay my

33:06own way.

33:07Always have

33:07always will.

33:08Your financial

33:09issues are no

33:10reason to put

33:10our plans on

33:11hold.

33:11An easy

33:12thing to say

33:12when you've

33:13never had to

33:13worry about

33:14money but

33:14some of us

33:15have had to

33:16live in the

33:16real world.

33:19And if you

33:20had the money

33:20and I didn't

33:21you wouldn't

33:22want to improve

33:22both our

33:23situations?

33:25This isn't

33:26about the

33:26real world.

33:28It's about

33:28your pride.

33:41I have

33:42your prescriptions

33:43and therapy

33:44referrals.

33:46I can do

33:47it.

33:48Then do

33:49it.

33:56I'm guessing

33:57this is my

33:57fault as

33:58well.

34:00Okay the

34:01way you

34:01behave is

34:02very confusing

34:03and frustrating.

34:04It doesn't

34:04make sense

34:04at all.

34:05You

34:06criticize

34:06every choice

34:07Trent makes

34:08and never

34:08ask why

34:09he's making

34:09them.

34:10see?

34:11You

34:11deliberately

34:11made choices

34:12you knew

34:12your mother

34:12wouldn't approve

34:13of and then

34:13were very angry

34:14when she

34:15didn't approve.

34:16Even he

34:16thinks you

34:17took your

34:17biohacking

34:17too far.

34:18He's been

34:19mad at me

34:19since dad

34:19left.

34:20Well that's

34:20not true.

34:21Yes it is.

34:22You don't

34:23like me.

34:24You don't

34:25like my

34:25friends.

34:26I don't

34:26understand

34:26your friends.

34:27You never

34:28tried to.

34:29You're just

34:30mad at me

34:30because you

34:33stuck with

34:33me.

34:40I have

34:43been mad

34:43but not

34:45at you

34:45at your

34:46father

34:46for leaving.

34:50Afraid I

34:51couldn't take

34:51care of you

34:52or support

34:52us.

34:55You were so

34:56hurt when

34:56your father

34:57left.

34:57All I

34:58wanted to

34:58do was

34:58make you

34:59feel better

34:59but I

35:00just

35:00was too

35:03damaged

35:04and jealous

35:07of your

35:07new friends

35:08and I

35:09shouldn't

35:10have been

35:10grateful

35:10but I

35:13was afraid

35:14of losing

35:14you to

35:14them.

35:16After all

35:17you like

35:17them.

35:20You're

35:21my mom.

35:23I'm not

35:24supposed to

35:25like you.

35:30Come

35:31here.

35:34Can

35:42I do

35:43the

35:43surgery

35:44now?

35:49You

35:49are

35:50going to

35:50like

35:50this.

35:55Time

35:56to prep

35:56you for

35:56surgery.

35:59Before

36:00I go

36:00I'm

36:01I got

36:13a little

36:13inspired.

36:19Hang on

36:20over for

36:20you.

36:27Ready?

36:28Yeah.

36:46Couple

36:46resection

36:47looks good.

36:49What did

36:49you say to

36:50change

36:50Carrie's

36:50mind?

36:53I'm

36:54not sure.

36:55I tried to

36:56understand them

36:57up.

36:59Maybe you

36:59could do

36:59me and

36:59my father

37:00next.

37:01Purple

37:02and radial

37:02bones

37:03prep for

37:03the

37:04upgrade.

37:08I'd

37:08say you

37:09get the

37:09honors.

37:11Resolving

37:11conflict is

37:12a crucial

37:12skill for

37:13an attending.

37:14Nicely done.

37:15placing carful

37:24ball onto

37:25the

37:25distal

37:26component.

37:31For the

37:32next few

37:32days expect

37:33some

37:33headaches

37:33and fatigue

37:34but the

37:34post-op

37:35symptoms

37:35should

37:35quickly

37:36pass.

37:37Kayla

37:38how do you

37:40feel

37:40strange

37:44something's

37:47missing

37:47the

37:56pain

37:56and I

38:00think I'm

38:01still me

38:02bro

38:07dad.

38:15We have to

38:16go see a

38:16judge.

38:21This time I was

38:22just your

38:22brother.

38:23I'll be

38:27your bright

38:28side

38:29baby

38:30tonight

38:31tonight

38:33The

38:35arthroplasty

38:36fixed

38:36Trent's

38:37wrist.

38:37Like I

38:38said it

38:38would.

38:40You will

38:40need

38:40significant

38:41therapy

38:41but your

38:42prognosis

38:42is good.

38:44You better

38:44take this

38:45seriously.

38:46Take your

38:47meds,

38:47do your

38:48rehab.

38:50Invite that

38:50friend of yours

38:51Dixie over

38:51for dinner.

38:53Really?

38:54She seems

38:55interesting.

38:57These

38:59are the

39:00schematics

39:00of your

39:01wrist

39:02implant.

39:03The

39:03engineering

39:04specifications

39:04are quite

39:05interesting.

39:08Thanks

39:08Dr.

39:09Murphy.

39:09Stranded on

39:12the

39:12bridge

39:13Crying

39:15for

39:15your

39:16kids

39:16I'll

39:17be

39:17your

39:18bright

39:18side

39:19baby

39:20tonight

39:21Tonight

39:23Tonight

39:25I'm glad

39:26my key still

39:27works.

39:30It was

39:31about my

39:31pride

39:32and I

39:34used that

39:34as an

39:35obstacle

39:35instead of

39:36being honest

39:36with you

39:37I'm sorry

39:39that's a

39:46big step

39:47but let's

39:49keep talking

39:49I'm sure

39:52I'll get over

39:53myself in

39:53time.

39:55Can you do

39:55it in a

39:55month?

39:59Because I

40:00found a

40:00house that

40:01I love

40:01Gorgeous

40:05and at

40:07a price

40:07it should

40:08be?

40:08I would

40:09be very

40:09grateful for

40:10a studly

40:10roommate who

40:11could cover

40:11the utility

40:11bills.

40:12What about

40:13rent?

40:14I was

40:15thinking

40:15services

40:16rendered

40:16like

40:18shirtless

40:20lawn mowing

40:20shirtless

40:22pool cleaning

40:23shirtless

40:25meal prep

40:26certain

40:29studly

40:29men would

40:30argue

40:30if we

40:30don't

40:30start

40:30on equal

40:31footing

40:31it'll

40:32never

40:33be

40:33our

40:33house

40:34it'll

40:36be our

40:36home

40:37because

40:38we'll

40:38make

40:38it

40:38that

40:38Apple

40:47what about

40:48a hot tub?

40:52Our

40:53power issue

40:53is a

40:54software

40:54issue

40:55because

40:55your

40:56data

40:56domain

40:57requirements

40:58mandate

40:58a specific

40:58chip

40:59that requires

40:59way more

40:59power

41:00that we

41:00can

41:00actually

41:01I

41:10could

41:10see

41:11it

41:11in the

41:11air

41:12everywhere

41:14was like

41:15smoke

41:15when

41:15the

41:16sun

41:17is

41:17coming

41:18up

41:18ahead

41:19the

41:19sensor

41:20had

41:20bad

41:20manners

41:21shuts

41:22down

41:22when it

41:23needs

41:23to rest

41:23ignores

41:24what

41:24doesn't

41:24matter

41:25it

41:25works

41:25it

41:26works

41:26it

41:26works

41:27it

41:27rest

41:27we

41:27could

41:27extrapolate

41:28between

41:28the

41:28data

41:28points

41:29that

41:29could

41:29double

41:29the

41:30sensor's

41:30life

41:30you're

41:32pure

41:33inspiration

41:33shine

41:34I am

41:35ignoring

41:35you

41:36to

41:37light

41:37INT

41:40I am

41:41you

41:41can

41:41I am

41:43I am

41:44I am

41:45I am

41:46I am

41:47I am

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