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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.
01:48I put neosporin on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibuprofen on it and took ibupro
02:18You wanted to see me?
02:19Dr. Glassman, this is Kayla Quinn.
02:22She's been diagnosed with major depressive disorder
02:24as well as chronic neuropathic pain from a neck injury six years ago.
02:28The pain and depression are besties.
02:31Uninvited guests that travel together,
02:33make it so I can't work, can't get out of bed, can't even think.
02:38So I'd like to do this before their next visit.
02:43An anterior cingulatomy seems like the...
02:46Excuse me.
02:48She is a smart, charming, successful woman who's...
02:55Nice hand, Bush.
02:57She's had over a decade of therapy,
02:59five classes of antidepressants,
03:00and non-invasive neuromodulation,
03:02including CES and full-on ECT.
03:04She's desperate for real relief from her pain and depression,
03:08and she's well aware of the risks.
03:12Give me a complete medical and psychological history
03:15in a couple of residents.
03:16We're just going to talk about it.
03:18Not sure who's struggling more,
03:25the overwhelmed, super-critical mom,
03:28or the sad, self-harming teen.
03:30Trent called it an upgrade.
03:32He's not trying to self-harm.
03:34He is trying to self-improve.
03:36Whatever the terminology,
03:38he cut into his finger with an exacto knife.
03:40Okay, his technique was primitive,
03:43but considering he lacks formal training
03:45and used only one hand,
03:47I am impressed.
03:49Don't be.
03:51Pony marginal erosion.
03:53If the infection spreads,
03:55he could lose that finger.
03:58For 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.
04:12That could alter her personality,
04:13impair cognitive function.
04:14Her depression and reoccurring acute pain
04:16are already doing that.
04:18Singulotomies are effective
04:19in 67% of patients with Kayla's symptoms.
04:22With a 20% chance of adverse effects,
04:24like loss of creativity,
04:25could be a big deal.
04:26This is Kayla Quayne.
04:30She launched her own company
04:31at the age of 18,
04:32made millions designing scrunchies and bangles.
04:34I discussed this with her.
04:36Her focus is quality of life.
04:38No, I'm sure she feels that way now,
04:39but once it's done,
04:40it can't be undone.
04:42Are there any alternatives
04:44that Kayla hasn't tried?
04:46Or should try again?
04:52Okay.
04:53Let's do the surgery.
05:01Possible amputation?
05:02The infection is in the bone beneath the magnet.
05:06It would have been better
05:07to have brought him in sooner.
05:10I'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.
05:23But then you started hanging out
05:24with these idiot biohackers.
05:25Thanks, Mom.
05:28We should remove the infected implant
05:31and 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
05:40you get to make.
05:44Once a patient is 16,
05:46it is hospital policy
05:47not to perform a surgery.
05:48That's been refused,
05:49unless that surgery is medically necessary.
05:53Leaving in the other implants
05:55means Trent's still at risk
05:56for sepsis and septic emboli.
06:01Dr. Walk is correct.
06:02With your consent,
06:03we can physically compel
06:05the surgical removal
06:05of all your son's modifications.
06:08Good luck.
06:09I'm out of here.
06:10Trent!
06:10Trent!
06:13Trent!
06:14This is much easier
06:19than chasing him.
06:22The head frame is secure.
06:25Stand by with the gamma knife.
06:32Dr. Glassman,
06:33please stop what you're doing.
06:36This is Justin Quinn,
06:38Kayla's Conservative.
06:39I have full authority
06:40over my sister's medical treatment.
06:42And I won't allow this surgery.
06:55Kayla sees her psychiatrist weekly
06:57and I check in with her daily.
06:59But clearly,
07:00this is not a weekend getaway
07:01at a cabin in Tahoe.
07:02A chance email from our insurance
07:04did me off.
07:07She'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
07:15who first diagnosed her depression.
07:17I was 22 and so out of my depth.
07:21Justin and I used to do
07:22everything 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
07:32and wanted to run with it.
07:34Who knew scrunchies
07:35and glitter bangles
07:35could be a business?
07:36It just took off.
07:3818 years old.
07:39All that money
07:39and no guardrails.
07:40She 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
07:54that I fell and injured my neck.
07:58Everything just got worse
07:59after that.
07:59The arrest piled up.
08:01Underage drinking,
08:02possession, DUI.
08:05I thought she was going to prison.
08:06The judge agreed
08:07to 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
08:13of everything.
08:17She took away my life.
08:21The conservatorship
08:22saved her life.
08:29All I needed
08:30to piss off my parents
08:32were fishnets
08:33and heavy eyeliner.
08:35Of course you were a goth.
08:36How many times
08:37did you see the cure?
08:39Four.
08:40Robert Smith
08:41is like leader
08:42of our tribe.
08:44Every lonely teen
08:45needs a tribe.
08:46I was lonely
08:49but I was not a rebel.
08:51My rebellion
08:52was just being honest.
08:54My family
08:55preferred the lie.
08:57Meanwhile,
08:57Trent is damaging
08:59his relationship
08:59with his mom
09:00and his body.
09:02That is not his fault.
09:04She is his mother.
09:06Mothers should try
09:06to understand their children.
09:08Nice thought
09:09but teenagers are asses.
09:13Scientifically proven.
09:15Their prefrontal cortex
09:16is underdeveloped
09:17leading to excessive
09:18risk taking
09:18and lack of impulse control.
09:21Margins in soft tissue
09:22look good
09:22but keep an eye out
09:23for the infection.
09:24That's close.
09:41Mr. Quinn?
09:42Your sister is suffering.
09:47It's a roller coaster
09:48with her.
09:49Good days
09:50and bad days
09:51but your solution
09:52is to fry part
09:53of her brain.
09:54She could lose
09:55her creativity,
09:56her personality.
09:57Her pain,
09:58her depression.
09:59Maybe.
10:00Those other doctors
10:01read me through
10:01the risks
10:02and the numbers.
10:03What if I could show you
10:04how Kayla's issues
10:05are hardwired
10:06in her brain?
10:07An fMRI
10:08could demonstrate
10:08how the part
10:09of Kayla's brain
10:10that handles emotional
10:11and pain response
10:12is functionally abnormal.
10:14It'll assure you
10:15that frying her brain
10:17means only frying
10:18the part of her brain
10:19that isn't working.
10:22And it'll get you both
10:23off of the roller coaster.
10:26The scan's harmless.
10:36Okay.
10:37Do it.
10:38I've got an...
10:48Oh, see?
10:49I can spin around.
10:49You need to do
10:50a post-op exam.
10:53Well,
10:54you have modifications.
10:57I'm Dixie.
10:58My right hand
10:59got messed up
11:00in a car accident.
11:01I had RFID chips
11:02put in
11:02so I could unlock
11:03my front door,
11:04store my medical info,
11:05and do some
11:07pretty cool tricks.
11:08Are you
11:10attracted to Dixie?
11:12Are you
11:13concerned you'll be
11:13less attractive to her
11:14without your implants?
11:17We're just friends.
11:18I host a monthly
11:19biohacker meetup,
11:21and Trent's
11:21become a regular.
11:22The only people
11:23who get me.
11:25You
11:25found your tribe.
11:27incision sites
11:32look good, right?
11:33Wrist, please.
11:35It was not
11:35until I came to work
11:36here at St. Bonaventure
11:37that I felt like
11:38I was part of a community.
11:40I've read about implants
11:41that can operate prosthetics
11:42and an occipital lobe electrode
11:43that receives visual images
11:44for sightless people.
11:46These technologies
11:47are very exciting.
11:49So cool, right?
11:50I was thinking
11:50I should be an engineer,
11:51and I can design tech
11:52for people like Dixie.
11:53How's he recovering,
11:57Dr. Murphy?
11:58Oh, hello.
12:00The surgeries went well.
12:01Finger looks free of infection,
12:02and bacterial cultures
12:03remain negative.
12:04We still need to do an MRI
12:06to assess his joints,
12:07but I'm optimistic.
12:08Great.
12:09Then once I'm 18,
12:10I can get all my mods back in.
12:12By the pros who did Dixies.
12:14Meaning the tattoo artist
12:15at the strip mall.
12:18Tattoo parlors
12:19require a public health permit.
12:22Yes, that would be much safer
12:23than doing it himself.
12:31Brain check for tonight.
12:33Surgery?
12:35A new patient reminded me
12:37I need to spend more time
12:38on my business ideas,
12:39less time on the dance floor.
12:41I see a sparkle in your eyes.
12:43What is the product?
12:47My ingestible sensor
12:49that monitors gut bacteria
12:51as it travels through the GI tract.
12:52Gross.
12:54Yeah, cool.
12:55How are you going to collect the data?
12:57Ideally, real-time monitoring.
12:58I'm looking at wireless
12:59open-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
13:09pretty complicated to write.
13:12Not for me.
13:14You'd have time for that
13:17on top of your IT work?
13:19So it's a second-year resident
13:20looking to disrupt
13:20the 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
14:10into my son
14:10before he does this again.
14:11I'm happy to have a chat with him.
14:19He seems to connect with Dr. Murphy.
14:22If you talk to him,
14:23he 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.
14:50You didn't like any
14:51of the apartments I sent you?
14:54As 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.
15:23More abnormal connectivity.
15:30I'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.
15:47You 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.
16:20Good morning.
16:40Good morning.
16:40How's Kayla?
16:52In pain
16:53and on the edge
16:55of a full depressive episode.
16:57I have tergabapentin
16:58and started a low-dose
16:59ketamine IV.
17:00Smart.
17:02Hmm.
17:04You know we'll have to
17:05get her off the ketamine
17:06before you take another shot
17:07at finishing the fMRI.
17:08Do 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.
17:38Then show me one
17:41you do like.
17:43Oh, hell no.
17:45I'm going to 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.
17:55Mine started with
17:58a distraught mother
17:59whose son you refused
18:00to advise against
18:01biohacking.
18:02What he chooses to do
18:04when he is 18
18:04is up to him.
18:05True, but you could
18:06advise him against
18:07the dangers of
18:08further mods.
18:10Trent enjoys the
18:11connections he has
18:12made in the
18:12biohacking community.
18:14You really think
18:15the emotional benefits
18:16of belonging outweigh
18:17the 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 a potential
18:29for medical harm?
18:31Yes.
18:32Then remind your patient
18:33of that.
18:35You have no trouble
18:36being honest.
18:40I'll do it.
18:41Only because
18:42you're my boss.
18:44Case in point.
18:48Justin'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.
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,
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?
19:38So instead of
19:39trying to change
19:40his feelings
19:41about the surgery,
19:42maybe
19:42change his feelings
19:43about his sister.
19:44future 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.
20:03Sounds like my mom
20:04got 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.
20:21My 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,
20:34she would 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
20:40made me nauseous.
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.
20:49She doesn't like
20:53you biohacking?
20:55I don't think
20:56she'd like anything
20:56I'd do.
21:03Oh.
21:04Is 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
21:18five years,
21:19Kayla's major
21:20depressive episodes
21:20coincide with
21:21major 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.
21:40Not that person anymore.
21:42Because I've been
21:42protecting you,
21:43because the
21:43conservatorship works.
21:44that argument means
21:47I'll be in this forever.
21:50If I'm doing well,
21:51proves you right.
21:52If I'm a mess,
21:53proves you right.
21:55I'm tired of this,
21:56Justin.
21:57I'm tired of living
21:58the life that you
21:58want 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 down 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.
22:28Stop it.
22:29I love it.
22:35The LED light
22:42you installed
22:43in your right wrist
22:44has irreversibly
22:45damaged the joint.
22:47You will never
22:47regain full function
22:48in your hand.
22:51You'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.
23:05Some family counseling
23:06could help.
23:08No.
23:08She's the only one
23:09who needs counseling.
23:10She's the only
23:10who failed as a parent.
23:11Your choices
23:11are not my fault.
23:12But I'm stuck
23:13with yours.
23:14Look how you
23:15tossed that out.
23:16He walked out on us.
23:26I didn't want you
23:27to hate him.
23:29I hadn't realized
23:30that the alternative
23:31was hating me.
23:32your father was a schemer.
23:41He 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
23:54narcissist
23:55who cared more
23:56about himself
23:56than us.
23:57That's not true.
23:59Trent.
23:59Don't keep me alone.
24:00Get out.
24:03Get out.
24:04Lidocaine to numb you.
24:24Bigger,
24:24you'd want me
24:24to feel every stitch.
24:29I'm used to being
24:30the bad guy.
24:31Bad guys
24:32don't give up
24:32their lives
24:33to care
24:33for their little sisters.
24:35Thanks for seeing that.
24:39You feel that?
24:46People idealize
24:47when it's like
24:48being a kid
24:49but really,
24:50childhood blows.
24:52Being told
24:52what to do,
24:54where to go,
24:56how to behave.
24:59Spoken like someone
25:00who had a terrible
25:00childhood.
25:01It 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?
25:17Maybe.
25:18Leave it to Kayla
25:19to choose elective
25:20brain surgery
25:21for a maiden voyage.
25:24It scares the crap
25:25out of me.
25:26tell her that.
25:29Tell her that.
25:39Jerome'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
25:44a surgical solution
25:45for Trent's wrist.
25:46That's valiant
25:47but he's about
25:47to be discharged.
25:48I need a gift
25:49that says
25:49I'm really into you
25:51but
25:51without ever doing 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.
26:41I can fix Trent'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.
27:15If Trent keeps
27:17getting other modifications,
27:18could that cause
27:18problems with this device?
27:23Yes.
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
27:35cool hobby,
27:36which allows him
27:36to stick it to his
27:37terrible and controlling
27:38mother.
27:38Mother.
27:41I can fix
27:44your son's wrist
27:45with your consent.
27:50I know.
28:00looks like our
28:15sense is going to
28:15poop out before
28:16it gets pooped out.
28:17Maybe if you take
28:17another look at
28:18the component specs.
28:19I have drawn up
28:20a list of house rules
28:20that apply to Dr. Allen
28:22when she is working
28:22at our apartment.
28:24One,
28:24no work on
28:25scheduled sex nights.
28:26I can get down
28:27with that.
28:27Two,
28:27no brushing teeth
28:28in the kitchen sink.
28:30Agreed.
28:31Three,
28:31do not wear perfume.
28:32Four,
28:33do not speak
28:33in a loud voice.
28:34Five,
28:34please avoid eye
28:35contact.
28:35Sean.
28:36I'm not finished.
28:36Avoid eye contact?
28:40Yes.
28:45Sean,
28:45do you not like
28:46having me at your
28:47apartment?
28:48I don't like
28:50having anyone
28:51other than Leah
28:52at the apartment.
28:52with Leah,
28:54I feel safe.
28:56I am not
28:56obligated to
28:57follow the
28:58guidelines around
28:59social interactions
29:00by the time
29:00I'm done with work.
29:02I have had enough
29:03of following guidelines.
29:05Johnny,
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 partner.
29:17Dr. Allen.
29:22You are part
29:25of my tribe.
29:28You are welcome
29:28in our home.
29:32As long as you
29:33follow the rules,
29:34including six,
29:34I am allowed
29:35to ignore you
29:35when you are there.
29:52Does it ever feel
29:56to you like
29:56we go round
29:57and round,
29:58but we always
29:59find our way
30:00back to this
30:00same sad place?
30:04I remember
30:04when we first
30:05got here.
30:07You were 12
30:07on a school
30:09field trip
30:10to the
30:11municipal garden.
30:13I got there
30:14and watched you
30:15sketch roses
30:15of self-confident,
30:17at peace,
30:19innocent.
30:26Then I had to
30:27tell you
30:28mom and dad
30:28were dead.
30:32I swore
30:33that I'd do
30:33everything I could
30:34to keep you
30:35from being hurt
30:35like that again.
30:39I know you're
30:40just trying
30:40to protect me.
30:45I'm protecting
30:46me, too.
30:49I've been so
30:54scared that
30:55I could lose
30:56you.
31:07During the
31:07fMRI,
31:08Dr. Resnick
31:09asked me to
31:09think of a
31:10happy memory.
31:13Silvertop, Nevada.
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.
31:49The freedom.
31:52That happiness.
31:55Without 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.
32:21Okay.
32:21I'm dying to take this next step with you.
32:39This is the guy who's sandbagging the search.
32:41It's the money.
32:46Between Kellen's college tuition and my med school debt,
32:49there'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. Always 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,
33:14but some of us have had to live in the real world.
33:19And if you had the money and I didn't,
33:21you 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, the way you behave is very confusing and frustrating.
34:04It doesn't make sense at all.
34:06You criticize every choice Trent makes
34:08and never ask why he's making them.
34:10See?
34:11You deliberately made choices you knew your mother wouldn't approve of
34:13and then were very angry when she didn't approve.
34:16Even he thinks you took your biohacking too far.
34:18He'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.
34:33I 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
35:04and jealous of your new friends.
35:09And I shouldn't have been grateful, but...
35:12I 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.
35:25I'm not supposed to like you.
35:29Come here.
35:41Can I do the surgery now?
35:49You are gonna like this.
35:55Time to prep you for surgery.
35:56Yeah, before I go, I'm...
36:13I got a little inspired.
36:19I'll hang on over for you.
36:26Ready?
36:28Ready?
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 carful ball onto the distal component.
37:31For the next few days, expect some headaches and fatigue.
37:34But the post-op symptoms should quickly pass.
37:37Kayla,
37:38how do you feel?
37:40Go ahead.
37:42You're going to be afraid of getting hurt.
37:43Strange.
37:47Something's missing.
37:55The pain.
38:00And 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
38:35The 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
38:47Do your rehab
38:48Invite that friend of yours, Dixie
38:51Over for dinner
38:52Really?
38:54She seems interesting
38:56These are the schematics
39:00Of your wrist implant
39:02The engineering specifications
39:04Are quite interesting
39:06Thanks, Dr. Murphy
39:09I'm glad my key still works
39:27It was about my pride
39:32And I used 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
39:53In time
39:54Can you do it in a month?
39:59Because I found a house
40:00That I love
40:01Gorgeous
40:05And at that price
40:07It should be
40:08I would be very grateful
40:09For a suddenly roommate
40:10Who could cover the utility bills
40:12What about rent?
40:13I was thinking services rendered
40:16Like
40:18Shirtless lawn mowing
40:20Shirtless
40:22Pool cleaning
40:23Shirtless
40:25Meal prep
40:26Certain steadily 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
40:53Is a software issue
40:55Because
40:55Your 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
41:22When 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
41:28Between the data points
41:29That could double
41:29The sensor's life
41:30You're pure inspiration
41:33Shilin
41:34I am ignoring you
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