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الطبيب الجيد 1 - Episode 7
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00:25¡Suscríbete al canal!
00:37¡Suscríbete al canal!
01:00I appreciate the concern.
01:01You're welcome.
01:02I'm going to make an appointment for you for grief counseling.
01:05Dr. Mohan, she's an expert in dealing with hospital staff who've experienced stressful events.
01:13That's not necessary.
01:15You agree you've had a stressful event?
01:18And while I am comforted by your commitment to move forward by not looking back, I still want you to
01:25see Dr. Mohan.
01:27If she says that you are fine, then and only then can you go back to surgery.
01:32It's working now. Just have to be patient.
01:34Thank you.
01:41Heart rate 36.
01:43Push another five milligrams of morphine and prep a nitrodrip. We need atropine on Hortstat.
01:47What do you got for me?
01:48An MI with severe bradycardia. He's had aspirin, nitro, and now we're trying to give him a real rate with
01:53atropine.
01:54Cardiology scene?
01:54He's got a broken pacemaker and probably needs his coronary arteries cleared. Feels like a triple bypass, but you're the
02:00expert.
02:00The BMP is sky high.
02:03What do you see?
02:05His ventricles are barely pumping. He's had two massive prior MIs.
02:10And stage heart failure. His heart is way beyond repair. What are our options?
02:14He's 73 years old. His age is an absolute contraindication for transplant. He's dying.
02:19He's not dead yet. What else?
02:22How about cardiac resynchronization? That will get what's left of both ventricles working together.
02:26Biventricular pacer.
02:27Should make him feel a little better. In a few months he's got left.
02:33His rate drops and he lower, he'll rest. Claire, prep his jugular to float in a temporary pacemaker.
02:37Sean, call up to the cath lab and have them get an estimate on how long it'll take to get
02:40the bi-pacer in-house.
02:49Something wrong?
02:50Um, not at all. Just a little bit too much coffee this morning.
02:53Let's go. Do it now.
03:06Restraints, please. I don't want to get stuck with a needle.
03:15You're scaring him.
03:23You're scaring him.
03:26You're scaring him for you, Dr. Sean Murphy.
03:30This patient is psychotic, Dr. Murphy.
03:32He's not psychotic.
03:35You don't like people touching you.
03:41He's not psychotic. He's autistic.
04:01You're being an excellent patient.
04:05Okay, we're finished.
04:09You're same as me.
04:14Can we release his hands?
04:17Dr. Murphy's hands?
04:20I'm here, son. Mom and Dad are here.
04:23You can let go of his hands. He won't hurt you.
04:30Wrong. Stop. Wrong. Stop.
04:33Can someone tell me what happened?
04:35Liam has a 5.4 centimeter laceration on his forehead, probably from a fall.
04:41The wound was infiltrated with 5 milliliters of 1% lidocaine.
04:46Seven...
04:48Seven single interrupted 5-0 proline sutures.
04:51He will have a small scar, but no other long-term effects from this injury.
04:55You're my son's doctor.
04:56I am.
04:58Dr. Sean Murphy. Sean with the U.
05:00Got lost.
05:01Got lost. Got lost. Got lost.
05:03Got lost. Yes.
05:03Got lost. Yes.
05:04But you're okay.
05:05Got lost.
05:07You won't be taking that bus again.
05:09This light is too bright.
05:10These rooms make him anxious. Can we take him home?
05:13No.
05:14Your son is jaundiced, clenching his right abdominal muscles when touched in febrile.
05:19He should not go home.
05:31Why am I here?
05:33Your old pacemaking malfunctioned.
05:35You had a heart attack.
05:37I think I get that part.
05:41Your neighbor's gardener saw you on the ground inside your house.
05:44Called 911 and saved your life.
05:48Well, I must remember to thank him.
05:52How old are you?
05:56Me.
05:57I know how old I am.
06:00I'm 28.
06:02We have a biventricular patient on its way and it's going to make you feel a lot better.
06:08Is it?
06:12I will be back to prep you for surgery.
06:16Liam has elevated bilirubin and liver enzymes, a white cell count of 23, abdominal ultrasound shows dilatation of the bile
06:24ducts.
06:25Sounds like ascending cholangitis can lead to sepsis if the bacteria gain access to his blood.
06:30Is he stable now?
06:31Yes.
06:32His vital signs are stable.
06:34The cause could be anything from cancer to diet, so...
06:37Liam's parents have him on a special ketogenic diet.
06:40High-fat diets can cause obstructive gallstones, which could have set the whole thing off.
06:44Do an ERCP to clear him.
06:46After that, a few weeks of broad-spectrum antibiotics should take care of things.
07:12I want your help.
07:15With what?
07:18Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography.
07:20ERCP?
07:21Why?
07:24You've done those before, Sean.
07:26You're good with people who have autism.
07:34Okay, Glenn, let's get this started.
07:39Glenn, you almost finished?
07:43It's Dr. Kalou.
07:46Glenn?
07:59Yeah, we have a coat green.
08:01Patient is Caucasian male, 185 pounds.
08:14Sean, can you talk to him or something?
08:16Can't person to dazzle him.
08:22Four lights.
08:23Four doors.
08:24Yes.
08:25Lots of things.
08:26Thirty-two.
08:27Eight.
08:28Thirty-two.
08:29Eight.
08:31Thirty-two.
08:31Thirty-two.
08:32Thirty-two is the number of cabinet windows and eight is the number of handles.
08:39Tidal CO2 is rising.
08:41He needs oxygen.
08:42He has respiratory depression.
08:44It's a common reaction to midazolam.
08:51CO2 is coming down.
08:53You can proceed, Claire.
08:55Thank you.
09:04Have you been around a lot of other autistic people?
09:08I've never met someone with autism.
09:10Oh.
09:11So it must be nice to spend some time around Liam then.
09:14Why?
09:15Why would that be nice?
09:19Okay.
09:22There are no stones.
09:25Where are the stones?
09:27There is scarring.
09:29This has nothing to do with gallstones.
09:32The entire biliary tree is so thick with scarring we can't even get the camera through.
09:41The differential diagnosis for biliary tree scarring includes primary sclerosing cholangitis,
09:48liver failure, secondary to primary biliary cirrhosis.
09:51Yeah, Sean.
09:52We can add a few cancers to that list as well.
09:54It's a long and ugly one.
09:56Find another way to figure out what it is.
09:59Do an MRI.
10:00No, we couldn't.
10:03It's not possible.
10:04It's the first time I've ever heard you say that.
10:06Liam is stimming.
10:07Stimming.
10:07The tics and spasms are a neurological response to stress.
10:11If he's doing an MRI, there is stress.
10:13If there is stress, he won't keep still.
10:14If he won't keep still, we can't do an MRI.
10:16Therefore, it is impossible.
10:17Maybe if you just keep talking to him like that, he'll doze off and it'll all be simple.
10:22Give him a mouth sedative.
10:24He didn't respond well to midazolam during ERCP.
10:26Depresses his breathing.
10:27His respiratory saturation can't be properly monitored inside.
10:30I get it.
10:31He could die in the MRI and we wouldn't know.
10:33You're just gonna have to find a different way to calm him.
10:35Okay, we'll do it.
10:37Guess he has an idea.
10:48Sean, what are you doing?
10:50Counting.
10:51Counting what?
10:53Distance.
10:54Why?
10:56I want $1,643.
10:59You can get that by counting?
11:01That's why you're alone and pacing in this room?
11:05What do you want the money for?
11:07I want to buy a television.
11:08$1,600 for a television?
11:10And 43.
11:11I'm a surgeon.
11:12I get paychecks.
11:13You're not a surgeon yet.
11:14You're a surgical resident.
11:15There's a big difference in the paycheck there, pal.
11:18I'm not a child, pal.
11:21How about $1,000 for a television?
11:24No.
11:24The one I want is $1,643, okay?
11:27I know, but you have a budget.
11:29A budget?
11:29You have rent, food, bills to pay.
11:34I should do my own budget.
11:35I have an MRI to do.
11:43These are live feeds, entrances, ER, receiving doc.
11:47If your patient had left, we would have seen it.
11:48Then where'd he go?
11:49A freight elevator.
11:51But we don't have cams in the freights, and he doesn't pop back up.
11:54So we're dealing with an alien abduction here.
12:00Sorry.
12:01We don't have cams on the freight elevators on levels one, four, and five, and the basement.
12:05And you've got people looking on those floors?
12:06We've covered four and five, and we're moving on to one.
12:19Hello.
12:19Beep.
12:35Hi, hello.
12:36Hey.
12:39It's in the basement.
12:41Pediatric patient.
12:42Lost a blanket.
12:42Just gonna check.
12:43Lost and found.
12:45It's nice of you.
12:49While you're there, you might want to check if they found your code green.
13:06Hello, this is Dr...
13:10This is Sean.
13:11I can hear you when you speak.
13:14I was thinking about something.
13:16There are 24 steps from the ambulance to the ER.
13:24Please turn down the lights. That helps calm him.
13:29There are 24 steps from the ambulance to the ER.
13:35There are 22 steps from the ambulance to the ER.
13:41He has very long strides.
13:43Yes.
13:45There are 22 steps from the ambulance to the ER.
13:55There are 37 steps from the elevator to room 405.
14:00There are 37 steps from the elevator to room...
14:07405.
14:08In room 405, there are six steps to the sink.
14:13Six steps to the sink.
14:15We're getting good images.
14:18It's amazing how accomplished you are for someone with ASD.
14:23Three steps to the window.
14:25Three steps to...
14:28Three...
14:31Let's go.
14:31It's seven steps.
14:32It's seven steps.
14:34It's seven steps to the door.
14:35Liam, there are seven steps to the door.
14:39You need to get him out.
14:41Just a little more time.
14:42He's scared.
14:43It's okay to be scared.
14:43We need to finish this.
14:45You're doing wonderfully, honey.
14:47Just breathe.
14:49Just breathe.
14:50No, it's seven steps to the door.
15:17Glenn?
15:26Glenn?
15:32Glenn?
15:42It's Dr. Kalou.
15:43Let's get you upstairs.
15:45Go away.
15:47I'm going to get your new pacer in.
15:49Don't you get it?
15:51I broke my pacer on purpose.
15:55I want to die.
16:01I want to die.
16:08With a new pacemaker, you'll feel better.
16:10So I'll be cured.
16:12Good as new.
16:15I'll reduce your pain, and then hopefully...
16:17You think this is the first time I've heard that?
16:19It's always the next best thing.
16:24The truth is, I'll just keep getting worse.
16:28I know it.
16:29You know it.
16:30Do you have any family you can talk to?
16:32Brother's dead.
16:33I don't have a wife.
16:35So, no, there's no one around to nag me into doing what you want.
16:40We have great counseling services here.
16:43I'm in pain, 28.
16:45All the time.
16:47Talk therapy?
16:48Going to talk that-a-way?
16:49Let's get you upstairs.
16:50Your gutter's not good and your lungs are crackling,
16:52which means there's fluid building in...
16:54I know my...
16:55I know my rights.
16:57I don't have to get treatment if I don't want it.
17:00The minute I catch my breath, I'm going to walk out of here.
17:03So you can just leave.
17:14I'm not leaving.
17:28We can't treat it until we find the underlying cause.
17:31How do you do that?
17:32Surgically.
17:32It's called exploratory laparoscopy.
17:35We use a camera to navigate Liam's midsection.
17:39There are significant risks.
17:42Perforation of an organ.
17:43Accidental spread.
17:44Seeding malignancy.
17:46And you have to do this because he can't stay still during an MRI.
17:49You obviously know your son better than I do.
17:51Do you think we should try again?
17:53Mm-hmm.
18:14So Sean told me he's getting a TV.
18:1670 inches, all the works.
18:18Is he now?
18:19It's just a TV.
18:20It's not about a TV.
18:22Why are you so worried about him?
18:24He showed up late for work half a dozen times.
18:26He calls me 2 in the morning because he can't find a screwdriver
18:29and his superintendent wants to kick him out of his building.
18:32Did you show up?
18:33What?
18:34At 2 in the morning when he called you about a lost screwdriver,
18:37did you show up?
18:39He was frantic.
18:40I didn't know what he was going to do.
18:41There are 47 residents here.
18:44All of them show up late sometimes.
18:45All of them make mistakes, and hopefully all of them learn.
18:48If you want to worry about Sean, fine.
18:51But you fought to hire him because you know he can learn.
18:55The question is, are you willing to let him?
19:08Sean?
19:09Sean.
19:10I can see the pixelation.
19:12That's great.
19:13Listen.
19:13It's not great.
19:15It's not good.
19:17On a high-quality display, the human eye at 20-20 cannot detect the pixels.
19:24You disappeared after the failed MRI.
19:28I failed.
19:30Yeah.
19:32See, I don't think it's about that.
19:34You were hesitant with this kid even before that.
19:37You asked me to do the RCP.
19:41Doctors don't have to like their patients, Claire.
19:45You don't like him?
19:47I don't know him.
19:48Sean, there's something else going on here.
19:50I know you know that.
19:51No.
19:52No.
19:52Uh-oh.
19:54He has the same condition you have.
19:57You have never met anyone with-
19:58Do you like all people with psoriasis?
20:02I don't have-
20:04Yes, you do.
20:05And you can never get rid of it.
20:08Okay.
20:09It's too bad you don't like him.
20:11Because I think he likes you.
20:13Not only that, I think he looks up to you.
20:16So you know how he thinks.
20:19Well, not as much as you probably do.
20:27What are you waiting for?
20:30For you to pass out?
20:34Judging by the size of your ankles.
20:37That shouldn't be too long from now.
20:39And hope I can get you upstairs before you die.
20:41Why?
20:42Why do you give such a damn about what I do with my life?
20:46I don't know, Glenn.
20:49Why'd you want to die so bad?
20:56I've lived.
20:58I've had decent jobs.
21:00I've had jobs that went nowhere.
21:02I've had a good roof over my head and had that good roof taken away from me.
21:10I loved a girl.
21:12I got married.
21:1420 happiest years of my life.
21:18And she died.
21:21And now I'm alone.
21:24And in pain.
21:28Feels like the end of the story.
21:35I understand.
21:37Yeah?
21:39You've had some tough times too, 28.
21:43Nobody understands what it's like to be so good-looking and successful.
21:49I was raised by nannies and housekeepers.
21:52Oh, my God.
21:54You're an ass.
21:55Your point is you didn't suffer because you were good-looking and smart.
21:59You suffered because you were rich.
22:05Any time I ever saw my parents was Christmas.
22:08Seriously? The story continues?
22:10They had this big party every year, and wherever they were traveling, they'd always fly home for it.
22:16And I'd have to come home too.
22:19From whatever school they sent me off to.
22:23When I was 18, I decided I was fed up.
22:27I was a man.
22:29Done being their son.
22:33And I was gonna tell them publicly.
22:36Tell all their friends what horrible people they were.
22:39So I came home from school and I knocked on the door and someone answered.
22:45It wasn't my parents. It was a stranger.
22:48Turns out they sold the house months ago.
22:51They were gone.
22:55Guess they were done with me too.
23:06To prep Liam for the laparoscopy, we need to make four small incisions in his stomach.
23:10I don't need to do it. I don't need to do it.
23:13Liam, you do need to.
23:14I don't need to.
23:15If you could just hold still for a second, Liam.
23:17The bus driver lets me off. I get lost.
23:20You're safe now.
23:21I get lost. I'm hungry. I can't make food.
23:23I can't do bad. Don't need to do it.
23:27Can't do food. Can't put on clothes. Can't do bus.
23:32I took the bus.
23:36I got off at the wrong stop.
23:38I got scared but then I found my way.
23:43I did an MRI and a man got hurt.
23:47I made a mistake.
23:49I make a lot of mistakes.
23:54You tried to walk.
23:57You made a mistake.
23:59But mistakes are good.
24:01You should make more.
24:04You're like me.
24:14You have red eyes.
24:16Uveitis.
24:17Liam takes vitamins.
24:18Does Liam also take herbal supplements?
24:21Cobb root.
24:22Why?
24:23He doesn't need the laparoscopic surgery.
24:25I know what's wrong with him.
24:27The red eyes.
24:29They're caused by an immune flare-up which can create the scarring that we're seeing in his digestive system.
24:34The solution requires us to go in and remove damaged segments of the bowel piece by piece.
24:39Us?
24:39Yes, myself and my team.
24:42Is Dr. Murphy on your team?
24:43Of course.
24:45Thank you for diagnosing our son.
24:50Dr. Melendez, you have our permission to do the surgery.
24:54But in no way will Dr. Murphy be in it.
25:07The parents, they won't budge.
25:09They don't believe that anyone who has autism is capable of doing surgery.
25:12Well, clearly they're irrational.
25:14I don't know, shallow-minded people.
25:16Who cares what's the difference?
25:17You agree with them, right?
25:20Do you agree with them?
25:21It's my team.
25:22I don't want anybody telling me who's supposed to be on my team, including the board.
25:25You're not answering my question.
25:26Your question's moot.
25:28Moot?
25:28No, it's not.
25:30If you agree with them, then the only issue is somebody stepping on your poor little toes.
25:34Get over it and go save the kid.
25:36If you don't agree, if you think Sean can handle surgery, then tell them that.
25:40Tell them to go screw themselves.
25:42Either they agree that Dr. Murphy belongs in that room with you,
25:46or you can go find them someplace else to do the surgery.
25:57I was an 18-year-old with no one and no money.
26:00So I worked three jobs and took out loans.
26:11Still a lie.
26:15That's not a bad story, 28.
26:19What happened with the parents?
26:22I talk to them now, but...
26:26they're not the people who got me here.
26:29They're the people I didn't expect.
26:30The ex-marine at the shelter who got me my first job.
26:34And this crazy artist girl convincing me to go after what I really wanted.
26:41When you think you're alone, Glenn, you're not.
26:56All right.
26:59All right.
27:03All right.
27:06Ready?
27:07One, two, three.
27:10No disturbing dreams?
27:11After 36-hour shift.
27:14From the moment my head hits the pillow to the moment I wake up,
27:18all I see is black.
27:20How's your level of concentration?
27:22Have you had any difficulty focusing?
27:24I mean, I can do the New York Times crossword puzzle in one sitting.
27:31Sure, sometimes I wish I was more focused.
27:35It's pretty normal, right?
27:41Sean's different.
27:42He also has Savant syndrome.
27:45He has a remarkable memory.
27:46He has autism.
27:48Same as our son.
27:49Same limitations.
27:51You saw what happened to our son in the MRI.
27:53He knew he needed to lie still, but he couldn't.
27:56Now what happens if Dr. Murphy breaks down like that while he's standing over my son at an operating table?
28:01You know your son.
28:04I know surgeons.
28:06And after working with Dr. Murphy, after challenging him in surgery and everywhere else,
28:12probably more than he deserved,
28:15I can tell you he has my complete confidence.
28:25I'm sorry.
28:27He doesn't have ours.
28:31So, what do we do now?
28:33I've contacted my colleague at St. Joseph's.
28:36Updated her on Liam's condition.
28:38They have good people.
28:40We can arrange for transportation as soon as possible.
28:43Where's my phone? Have you seen my phone?
28:45Where's his second bag?
28:47The one with his medications?
28:49I want...
28:53I want...
28:54What, honey?
28:56He said I could do it.
28:59I want Dr. Sean.
29:09Your pacemaker's here to text the programming as we speak.
29:12The moment they're ready, we're gonna put it in.
29:26I told you, my wife died.
29:30The truth is, she left me.
29:37But I gave her good reason for that, so I got what I deserve.
29:43People make...
29:44But you didn't get what you deserved.
29:47The good parents who loved you.
29:52They were lucky to have you, Jared.
30:11You appear remarkably well-adjusted.
30:14Thank you.
30:15That's not a compliment. That's my concern.
30:18Well, I assume everyone responds differently.
30:22The thing is, everyone responds.
30:26Strictly speaking, you don't meet the criteria to be required to go into treatment or take a leave of absence.
30:32So I'm not gonna ground you.
30:39You're a strong woman, Claire.
30:41And that strength has undoubtedly played a major role in getting you where you are.
30:46But if you have suppressed feelings about this incident,
30:50you need to find someone to share them with.
30:53Because if not, they will eat you up.
30:56No matter how strong you are.
31:04All right, Glenn.
31:06Second time...
31:08Oh, come on.
31:15Thank you.
31:18It should be a very interesting surgery. I'm glad I'm participating.
31:25His pressure is bottoming out.
31:27What's happening?
31:28His bowel must have perforated. He's going into septic shock.
31:35This perforation could be anywhere.
31:38What's the best way to access the entire bowel as quickly as possible?
31:41Full-length middle end incision.
31:42Good. Mark it.
31:43And what do we do once we get in there?
31:45Eviscerate the entire bowel so we can check every inch for necrotic segments.
31:49Okay. Let's make the cut.
31:57Are you gonna take it or not?
32:01Okay.
32:21This is the number of 3L.
32:23It's made of chi-carbon steel. It doesn't break.
32:27That's correct, Dr. Murphy.
32:41Time of incision, 2-0-5 p.m.
32:44We have a code green.
32:46Patient is a cocculation male, 73 years beige.
32:49Way to go.
32:51Yeah, on my way.
32:56I have a 5-centimeter segment of proximal jejunum. It's necrotic but not perforated.
33:01Alright, mark it and move on.
33:04Sean, why are you just standing there? We have 25 feet of bowel to run.
33:08Sean, we need to get moving. Unless you've found something.
33:12I have. The perforation.
33:14Clamp it off. I'll get in there with the enterotomy scissors and remove the damaged segment.
33:18I can't.
33:22You can't? Why not?
33:24It's a phlegmon.
33:26You found a walled-up abscess?
33:28It's large.
33:29Don't touch it.
33:29I already am.
33:30If you move and that thing ruptures, the pus will spread to his entire abdominal cavity. This boy dies.
33:35I know. That's why I'm not moving.
33:37Claire, I need you to open it up gently.
33:38I'm gonna evacuate the septic contents, flush the cavity with antibiotics, and then I'm gonna have you remove the capsule.
33:44I didn't do anything.
33:46As the pressure tanking, you need to finish what you're doing right now.
33:52Let's go, Claire. Come on.
33:57Ma'am.
33:59You guys check left?
34:08Hey. Hey. Come on. Stop!
34:15Come on, Glenn. We can do this.
34:18I don't want to. Just don't want to. Please, leave me alone.
34:25Once I got my strength back, I'll climb up and jump.
34:30I can't let you do that.
34:43When this temporary pacer fails, which it will, your heart may stop and you die suddenly.
34:51More likely, Glenn, you slip back into that slow rhythm.
34:54Your chest is wracked with excruciating pain and your lungs start to fill with fluid and slowly you suffocate.
35:00Hey, give it a rest, 28.
35:02Just get me a DNR and a cab.
35:06You can't help me.
35:16Yes, I can.
35:30It was a difficult procedure. We removed a total of two feet of...
35:35Is he okay?
35:36He will be okay.
35:40Thank you.
35:42Thank you.
35:44Thank you.
35:49I... I'm sorry. We're... We just...
35:56He's our son.
35:58You shouldn't feel bad.
36:00You did what you thought was best for Liam.
36:02You love Liam.
36:04I didn't have that from my parents.
36:09It also means I didn't have to take cover root so I didn't get hyperacinophilic gastroenteritis.
36:30Are you gonna get in trouble for this?
36:35You're worried about me now.
36:38You sign the DNR.
36:40All I'm doing is sitting with you.
36:42All right.
37:08Are you feeling any anxiety?
37:11No.
37:13Pain?
37:15Son.
37:17Would you like a dose of morphine to help with that?
37:21He's back down.
37:24The ship sent me some.
37:27I couldn't sleep when I wasn't drunk.
37:31I couldn't sleep when I wasn't drunk.
37:33Please.
37:35Come on.
37:38A bad idea
37:41Is cut you in two
37:46Darling, I just don't
37:49Thank you.
38:14¡Gracias!
38:22¡Gracias!
38:22Find your guy?
38:24I did.
38:27Put in the biventricular.
38:32How long did it take to get access to the coronary sinus?
38:38I didn't do the surgery.
38:42I didn't put the pacer in. He, um...
38:45He didn't want it.
38:54He was a good guy.
39:05I lost a patient, too.
39:12Want to talk about it?
39:19I do.
39:50Your surgery went well.
39:53You should be able to get up and move around in two weeks once we're sure the antibiotics have cleared
39:57your infection.
39:58Hear that?
40:00It won't be too long until we can go home.
40:03You did great, honey.
40:09The lights.
40:16Are the lights okay?
40:17Are the lights okay?
40:19Do you want them dimmed?
40:25They're...
40:27okay.
40:28Cause I was lost at sea while the waves were dragging me underneath.
40:35Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh.
40:37Shine the light on, shine the light on me.
40:47You'll love the software.
40:49It makes it very easy to budget.
40:51And the best part, it links directly to the bank and...
40:55Get rid of the ball!
40:56He was the first quarterback picked in 2013,
40:59but his stats outside the pocket are only 27% completed passes.
41:03Their backup QB is at 65% under pressure.
41:07Absolutely.
41:08There's wasted potential on the bench.
41:10Yes.
41:11Anyway, the link to the bank will help make automatic...
41:15Oh!
41:15Did you see that?
41:17He pinned it against his helmet, even with the P.I.
41:20I want to go to the Super Bowl.
41:21Okay, see?
41:22That's exactly the kind of thing you have to think about before you buy.
41:25Tickets are very expensive.
41:28Oh-ho-ho-ho!
41:32You know what?
41:33You should go.
41:34I should go.
41:35We should go.
41:36Okay.
41:36Excuse me.
41:38It's almost closing time, so...
41:41I'd like to buy this TV.
41:46Stay as long as you like.
41:50You're welcome.
41:51You're welcome.
42:03Cupid tendency and making your forgive.
42:04All these people lost their way,
42:10What can I do?
42:11Yes!
42:13It's for heaven and forTeam was not the man...
42:42Gracias por ver el video.
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