Ghost Town Page #2
It was like a terrorist attack down there
in the darkness and the chaos,
the running and the screaming, okay?
- Fine with me.
- Good.
Gross invasion of my privacy, this.
Wait till they get you in the back.
- Good morning, Dr. Pincus.
- Hi.
Don't anticipate any difficulties today.
We'll have you up
and on your feet in no time.
- Okay.
- Quick question.
I notice you requested
a general anesthetic.
It's not really typical
for this type of procedure.
- It's not necessary and we normally...
- Sorry.
I have no intention of being around
when they go where they're going.
When does the surgeon arrive?
I'm the surgeon.
- Really?
- Yeah.
- Why do you look that tan?
- Thanks for noticing.
I got a spray tan
on my way to work today.
- Looks natural.
- Yes. It's better for you.
It's moisturizing
and it doesn't cause UV damage, so...
Yeah.
It has an odd smell.
- I don't know if...
- No, I don't want to smell your fake tan!
- What are you...
- It's like dirt.
But like a garden dirt, like a good dirt.
Not like a garbage dirt.
- You gonna go darker?
- I think I am. I think I'd like to go darker.
It's really gonna make my eyes pop.
You could get your teeth whitened
like I did.
- Yeah, that makes a difference.
- Very nice.
Yeah, I don't like having trays
in my mouth and my teeth are small.
Sorry, you babbling idiots.
Can we talk about my bowels?
Wouldn't that be a good idea?
Looks like the sodium thiopental's
really kicking in, huh?
- Makes people say crazy things.
- I haven't given it to him yet.
- Going in now.
- How old are you?
So are you here on a school field trip?
Not a real people person are you,
Dr. Pincus?
Not really. Given a choice between
a few people and loads of people,
I choose my cat. She hunts dwarves.
She takes them up the tree.
They're still alive.
You can see their little legs going.
Sounds like Norah Jones
when she plays the piano.
Wow, you must be excited
to get home and see your cat.
What cat?
I thought yesterday
you said you had a cat.
I despise cats. What sort of men
waste their affection on a cat? Pathetic.
I had a cat once,
when I was a little girl.
My father, right before he died,
he took me to the shelter and he said,
"Debra, take a look
What a wonderful man
he must have been.
Now, listen.
All those people in my room last night,
I thought I was dreaming at first,
but I wasn't.
Who were they?
- I don't know anything about that.
- Right.
- Here you go. Clean bill of health.
- All right, thank you.
Come back soon!
in a hospital.
Nice.
Fine example for healthcare workers.
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