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and executives.

It is my honor to serve as president

of RIP Healthcare.

As many of you know, I was the owner of the

Bionics and Medical Devices division for years,

what many of you don't know, however,

is that I was born without a heart.

There's no heartbeat.

This baby has no heart.

I was rushed to the neo-natal

intensive care unit,

and there received the first ever

fully-automated internal combustion

artificial heart

ever produced by

the Medical Devices division

of RIP healthcare.

This baby saved my life.

And since the company saved my life,

I thought it was only my

duty to save the company.

And I have.

RIP Healthcare will enjoy a profit

of no less than $3 billion

this fiscal quarter alone.

But we do have a problem

You see, each year we lose literally

hundreds of millions of dollars

in medical malpractice lawsuits

brought against our doctors

by sleazy, slimy, low-life,

blood-sucking, leaching lawyers.

But what can we do?

We're a hospital.

We need doctors,

and doctors make mistakes.

After all, they're only human, right?

Not any more.

What if I were to tell you

that we can have a doctor that works

A doctor that knows everything,

a doctor that can do anything,

a doctor that makes no mistakes?

You'd say I was crazy.

You'd say I was

a raving lunatic, wouldn't you?

Well, ladies and gentlemen,

I give you the future of medicine.

I give you medical device MD-63.

Made with the latest space-age composite

materials and microprocessors,

packing 350 gigabytes of RAM

and a 2.4 liter air-cooled engine,

MD-63 can effectively,

efficiently and inexpensively,

do the work of a dozen human doctors.

MD-63 will now demonstrate his ability

to perform the world's

fastest physical examination.

Ah, John from the mail room

was kind enough to volunteer

to be the first patient.

Okay.

MD-63...

...begin.

Oh, my gosh!

He's totally crushing that guy's nuts.

Shut him down!

- I'm trying!

- Shut him down!

We give you $3 billion of research money,

and you give us a defective,

ball-busting bucket of bolts.

Frank, how nice of you to stand up

and volunteer to be the next patient.

Meeting adjourned.

Let's go, hurry up.

You.

Get that high-tech, groin-grabbing,

crotch-crunching nutcracker fixed! Now.

MD-63 starts tomorrow morning

at North Mercy hospital.

Did you say North Mercy?

Did you say tomorrow?

Yes, have you got a problem with that?

No, no. No problem.

Good.

Because he will be in that hospital

tomorrow as a doctor,

or the two of you will be in the hospital

as patients.

Pasqual, stay with them,

make sure they get it done.

Look at my client!

Look at the hideous scar you left across

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