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[Meredith] Since the early 1900s,

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morbidity and mortality conferences,
or "M&M"s,

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have helped surgeons learn from cases

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where there was a serious complication.

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Or a fatal outcome.

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No.

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♪ I'm going for show ♪

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♪ Just give me a beat and melody ♪

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[Meredith] During M&Ms, we assess
both systematic and personal errors.

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We review every step, every decision.

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We get to the bottom of what happened
and how it happened.

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-[knock on door]
-Yeah?

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♪ I got this stage ♪

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Room service.

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Hi. Thank you.

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You, uh, get your kids to school?

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-I did.
-Good.

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-They were five minutes early.
-Mm-hmm.

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They're never five minutes early.

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[Nick chuckles] What's your day look like?

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Tedious.

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I have a follow-up with Hamilton,

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and then I have to watch someone
I really like get interrogated in an M&M.

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-Anything good?
-No, he avulsed the IMA

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right off the aorta
during an ileostomy takedown.

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Patient bled to death.

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And there was no attending in the room.

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Oof.

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Yeah. What time's your flight?

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I have to leave for the airport
in about 20 minutes.

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I wish you were staying.

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I have 20 minutes.

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♪ You know, I'll seal your fate ♪

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[Meredith] We consider what we could have
done better or differently...

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Wow.

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♪ Uh-huh ♪

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I know. [chuckles]

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[Luna crying]

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♪ Face present
And I feel something coming for ya ♪

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♪ Na-na-na-na-na ♪

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Oh, you were right.

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[exhales deeply] This is fun.

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♪ Can't escape, but it's okay ♪

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[Meredith] ...and hope we never make
the same mistake ever again.

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♪ A hook and a verse ♪

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♪ A couple of words ♪

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♪ Watch me do this ♪

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♪ Got it in your head ♪

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Hey.

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Hey. How was Mr. Yeyni's CABG?

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Oh, smooth. Yeah.

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Were you able to talk to Richard?

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No.

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All he said when I asked him about it was,

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"Save it for the M&M."

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Well, I mean, he's not wrong.

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We are a teaching hospital.

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I know M&M's are essential,
but I hate them.

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Both things are true.

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[woman over P.A.] Dr. Manner to the E.R.
Dr. Manner to the E.R.

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Grey! Here, take this.

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A ventral hernia repair.

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Patient's name is Franks. 1443.

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Wait.

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-Right now?
-Yeah.

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What about the M&M?
A-Aren't I supposed to weigh in?

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No one else is available,
and I need to run the M&M,

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so unless you're needed on a plane,

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I really need you in O.R. 3.

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-Okay. I'm on it.
-Okay.

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But, you know, go easy on Schmitt.

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I'm sure he's suffering enough,
and he's come a long way.

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He's still not here yet. Where is he?

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-I don't know.
-Doesn't he live with you?

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I don't put GPS locators
on my roommates, do you?

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No need to be rude.

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Do you think you'll have to go up there?
Since you were in the room?

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Hey, where's Schmitt?

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-I don't know!
-Okay.

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[people murmuring]

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[sighs]

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Okay, we all have surgeries and clinic,

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so I'm gonna go ahead and get started.

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Um, ask questions as they arise.

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Keep them constructive.
We are a teaching hospital.

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This is how we learn.

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Dr. Schmitt will be presenting...

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Uh...

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Okay, so, our first case
is colorectal surgery service.

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26 year-old male...

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♪

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Dr. Schmitt.

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♪

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♪

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♪

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The case is a 26-year-old male

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with history of ulcerative colitis.

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...at which point,
we were about ready to proceed

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with stapling the anastomosis,

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but I felt that I needed
better exposure of the small bowel,

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so I reached into the cavity.

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Questions are not encouraged--
They're required.

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Dr. Wright, ask a question.

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Um...

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Uh, had you observed
any bleeding at that point?

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-No.
-Did you have good visualization

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on what you were putting traction on?

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I believed I did.

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Okay.

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[sighs]

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At that point, everything was dry

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and ready for anastomosis.

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-As stated, the patient...
-[bird chirping]

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[Devon]
It's been so long since I've

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-seen a waterfall in person.
-[Bailey] Dr. Schmitt? Dr. Schmitt?

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Continue.

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Um, [clears throat]
everything was dry and, um...

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the field was clean,
so I asked for the GIA stapler.

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But there was--

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Um...

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[clears throat]

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There, uh-- There was no indication

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of any abnormal anatomy
or friable structures, right?

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That you could see, I mean.

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-[bird chirping]
-What?

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[muffled]
Meaning you couldn't have predicted

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that the aorta was gonna rupture...

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[Devon] This is just the best.

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Yeah. I'm gonna stay here
awhile, you guys.

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It was an unanticipated complication.

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Is there a question in there somewhere,
Helm?

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I didn't think so.

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Schmitt, go.

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Uh, that-- that was the...

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the f-- the field, it filled
with blood, and, um...

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I'm-- I'm sorry.

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-[Levi] You're Devon Gomez.
-[Devon] Never knew I had a groupie.

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It's nice to meet you, Dr. Schmitt.

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[Bailey] Schmitt, call it.

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[quietly] I killed Devon. I, uh...

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I just-- I killed him. He's dead.

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[Bailey] Dr. Schmitt, look, we are here--

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Dr. Schmitt, no, no.

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We are here to determine
what ha-- and how to--

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Hey, no, no, no!
The M&M isn't finished.

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Um, un-until Dr. Schmitt returns,

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Dr. Webber will take the questions.

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If Dr. Schmitt was the primary surgeon

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and you're the attending, who's in charge?

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The Webber Method dictates
that a resident cannot go on

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to the next step in the procedure

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without an attending being present.

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Yeah, I-I understand
what the method is, sir.

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I'm just not sure I understand
the chain of command.

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I beg your pardon?

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Well, I mean, the-- the Webber Method
seems to rotate authority during surgery

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depending on which step you're on,

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which, with all due respect, sir,
seems... confusing.

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Perhaps a little more time in our program

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would help clear up any confusion.

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Alright, let's get back
to the next question, please.

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In a Webber Method surgery,
can you just remind us

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what exactly happens
if a complication arises,

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even if it's not at the predetermined step

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when an attending would need to be called?

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Well, an attending
should be called anyway.

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Right, but for all intents and purposes,

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your method sets up these senior residents

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as the attendings, right?

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Didn't you specifically
use the word "attendings"

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when you first introduced the method?

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-"Today you will be the attendings."
-...you will be the attendings.

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Welcome to the Webber Method.

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[Maggie clears throat]

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Dr. Webber, was there ever
a meeting of department heads

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to discuss whether we should adopt

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this particular teaching style?

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Does that make a difference?

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Well, yes, I mean,
we have meetings to discuss

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what brand of sutures we're going to buy.

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Why not meet about this?

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Are other hospitals using this, Catherine?

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Other foundation hospitals?

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[Michelle] Dr. Webber
is your chief medical officer, Dr. Fox.

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The method's named after him.

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You never considered that there would be

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negative consequences or a P.R. nightmare?

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Dr. Lin, you recently
promoted the Webber Method

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while recruiting new residents.

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This is a teaching tool, my dear,

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not some risky cure for cancer.

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It's a teaching tool that
cost a patient their life.

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Dr. Bailey, you initially

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expressed reservations about the method.

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What changed for you?

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Is the M&M on the patient
or the Webber Method?

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Because the method
didn't hold the scalpel.

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Thank you.

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Well, there are clearly residents
who are not ready.

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[Michelle] What about
the American Board of Surgery?

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-Have they sanctioned it?
-Everybody, just please.

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Dr. Webber is just prioritizing
our education.

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-[resident 1] We're here to learn.
-[Bailey] Okay, everyone.

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[resident 2] Why would they weigh in
on a method for general procedure?

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[Bailey]
We need to get back to asking questions.

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-[resident 3] What they need to approve...
-[resident 4] This hospital...

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-Here we go.
-[groans]

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[grunts]

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How's the pain?

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It's okay. It's not terrible.

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Good.

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-[door closes]
-Listen, Owen,

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I-I know that you have gone through

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something horrible,
and I've given it two days,

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but now I'm gonna
sit here until you tell me

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what the hell is going on.

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Noah's wife has called the house

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several times looking for you.

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-Why?
-Teddy--

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Owen, after everything
that we've been through,

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after 20 years, I deserve the truth.

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What does Heather want?
Why did Hayes quit?

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I know that something happened in the car.

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Can you just tell me, please?

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You're right.
Something happened in the car.

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But, Teddy, I'm asking you to trust me.

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I can't tell you.

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[scoffs]

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What about me? Don't I deserve the same?

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Doesn't trust go both ways?

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-Of course, but--
-Owen, it's me.

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You can sit there as long
as you want, okay?

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But I'm not gonna tell you.

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I love you.

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But I can't.

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You can.

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But you won't.

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Okay, I won't.

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[chuckles]

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♪

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Legal hasn't heard anything
from the Gomez family.

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We may avoid a lawsuit altogether.

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Hmm. But you still have
some decisions to make.

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I have some decisions to make?

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He's my husband, Dr. Bailey,
but this is your hospital.

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The method was successful

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as long as the residents stuck to it.

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But surgical residents
are not known for their humility,

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so whether or not the method continues on

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after this suspension, it's up to you.

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[woman over P.A.] Dr. O'Dell to the ICU.
Dr. O'Dell...

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Hey, ventral hernia's repaired.

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How was the M&M?

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I want to check in on Richard
before my VIP's scans.

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The M&M was awful.

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Richard needs space.

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But I put you down for

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a Roux-en-Y hepaticojejunostomy in O.R. 4.

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Oh, well, I've already
over-scheduled my own day.

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I want to help you, but I can't--

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Look at my face. This is a desperate face.

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This is a-a begging face.

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I'm desperate and I'm begging,

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and I'm asking for your help, Grey.

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Look, I'm down a trauma surgeon,
a cardio surgeon,

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a peds surgeon, and now a resident

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'cause Schmitt walked out.

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And t-the rest of them are so traumatized

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that they'll probably need a safe space

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and a week off to feel their feelings.

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Okay. I can take the hepatico-J.

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And I know someone
who can do the hernia repair.

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-Ideally, a surgeon.
-Uh-huh.

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Hi.

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Hey. You okay?

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You kinda went after Richard in the M&M.

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I went after the method.

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Right, but the Webber Method is Richard.

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Do you still stand by it?

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The Webber Method?
After everything that we just heard?

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We don't use it in our department,

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so I'm not really sure that I can--

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I know that you respect Richard.
We all do.

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It's why I wanted to speak
to him before the M&M.

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Maggie, the method works.

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-You just haven't been around to see it.
-Exactly.

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I haven't been around, and I come back

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and Richard's new teaching method

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has gotten someone killed,

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and no one is being honest
with him about it.

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So, you respect him, but I love him,

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so I'm gonna keep telling him the truth.

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Okay? Okay.

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[cellphone ringing]

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[sighs] I gotta take this.

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Alright.

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Thank you, Carla.

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Hey, um, have you seen Levi anywhere?

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No one has seen him since the M&M.

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No, I've been swamped all morning.

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Oh, uh, I might have
a double arthroplasty later.

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You want in?

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Films show major scar tissue,
so it should be fun.

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Things better with you and Shepherd?

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Uh, no.

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But... I feel great.

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[woman over P.A.] Dr. Burkes to oncology.
Dr. Burkes to oncology.

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Hello.

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I'm Dr. Lincoln.
What seems to be going on?

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Uh, Ms. Hanley.

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Second grade science teacher.

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Wish she had been mine.

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Please, call me Lila.

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Not even my students call me Ms. Hanley.

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Anyway, uh, my leg's numbed up again.

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I've got shooting pains
right below the knee.

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But this time when it happened,

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I barely made it down
the staircase at the IMAX.

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Northwest Science Center.

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We go every year during winter camp.

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X-rays show some minimal changes

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indicative of osteoarthritis.

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Okay. Uh, you said "this time."

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This has happened before?

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It's happened a couple times.

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Cortisone shot usually does the trick,

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but now my leg's a little off.

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And no allergic reaction to the cortisone?

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No.

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Okay.

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Perez here will do a work-up on your knee,

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and we'll see if we can get you that shot.

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Uh...

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-Morning, Francesca.
-[exhales deeply]

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I would say it's good to see you,

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but I really wish I wasn't back here.

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We're gonna figure out why.
Tseng?

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Francesca Lyons, 26.

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Complains of continued pain
in the lower back.

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Treated for pain
from mildly herniated discs

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with an epidural injection three weeks ago

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and another six weeks ago.

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Do you mind if I take a look?

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Has the pain been consistent
since your last injection?

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I felt great during the first week.

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I hiked in Discovery Park,
I biked around the waterfront,

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and I got back on Bumble.

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Sounds very busy.

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I started having sex again,
but the pain just came back,

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same as the time before.

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And now I am on my period,
so I have horrible cramps and this.

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Tseng, would you call for a GYN consult?

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Perfect. Lady problems.

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That won't be embarrassing
to bring up with my new boyfriend.

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-Hiker or biker?
-Neither.

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He's got a boat, which normally I hate

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because sharks are close to boats.

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But I'd be willing to suck it up
because he is so, so hot.

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He is shark-risk hot.

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He wants to cruise around
Puget Sound next week,

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and I want to have sex on a boat.

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-We will see what we can do.
-[chuckles]

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Hayes! Hey.

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I've been looking for you.

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Do you have a second?

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Sure.

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So, I heard you quit.

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I have some cases to hand off.

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But, uh... yeah.

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Bailey can't lose you right now.

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I know.

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Well, I've been trying to call you.

14:29.493 --> 14:31.370
It's been pretty hectic
getting the boys packed up.

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So, what?

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Your whole life flashed before your eyes

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and you realized you're unhappy here
and need to quit?

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Something like that.

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And your plan was to leave
without saying goodbye?

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Yeah.

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Why?

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Because if I said goodbye to you, Grey,

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I might not actually leave.

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♪

14:51.724 --> 14:53.267
In all the years since Abigail died,

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you're the first person who got it.

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You made me feel less alone.

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You helped me believe

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there might even be life after Abigail.

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Thank you for that.

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♪

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Take care.

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You too.

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♪

15:24.590 --> 15:26.133
Hi, Francesca.

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I'm Dr. DeLuca, and this is Dr. Wilson.

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-Hi there.
-Hi.

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You're gonna stay with me, right?

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Of course. Yeah, we're gonna
figure this out together.

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So, I treated Francesca for back pain

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and minor degenerative disc disease,

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but her pain coincides with her period,

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she's on oral contraceptives,
and she has pain with sex.

15:42.650 --> 15:43.817
Okay, yeah, okay.

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Um, thank you, Dr. Shepherd. [chuckles]

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Francesca, would you mind
if Dr. Wilson examines you?

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-Go for it.
-Thank you.

15:52.660 --> 15:55.829
Okay, um... so how long

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have you been having severe pain
with your periods?

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Since I was the girl
sitting on the bleachers

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for half the month during P.E.

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Nothing like 30 eighth graders
knowing your menstrual cycle.

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Okay, you're gonna feel
a little pressure, okay?

16:10.219 --> 16:12.554
Ahh! Ooh.

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Has you ever been evaluated
for endometriosis?

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Mnh-mnh.

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It's when the cells that line
the inside of the uterus

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grow outside the uterus,
and in some cases,

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the tissue can accumulate in one space.

16:22.856 --> 16:24.692
Now, that would also
explain the back pain,

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if that's where the tissue built up.

16:26.485 --> 16:27.778
[Jo] A little pressure.

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Okay, the good thing is,

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if it is that, then it is treatable.

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When do we start,
and how long is recovery?

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We'll schedule a diagnostic surgery,

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and if endometriosis is present,
we'll do what we can

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to try and remove it when you're ready.

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The sooner the better.
I've got things to do.

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And by "things," I mean my new boyfriend.

16:46.171 --> 16:49.633
[chuckles] Never underestimate
the value of pain-free sex.

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Let's see if we can get it done today.

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Yeah.

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♪

16:55.806 --> 16:58.058
Okay. Privileges received.

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Pays to have an in, I guess.

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Thank for coming back.

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Sure.

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-You're saving our sanity.
-Yes.

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-And a man's life, of course.
-Of course.

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-Okay. What do we got?
-45-year-old man

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with a right-sided direct inguinal hernia.

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-Okay.
-Five months of pain.

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Booked for an open repair.

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Okay, got it. And what do you have?

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Hepatico-J.

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Sorta feels like you took the fun one.

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-I would never do that.
-Never?

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Have fun. You're going to O.R. 3.

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Okay. O.R. 3.

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You're gonna need scrubs first.

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Oh. Thank God.

17:28.130 --> 17:29.757
[elevator bell dings]

17:31.216 --> 17:34.678
[woman over P.A.] Nurse Hazard to the O.R.
Nurse Hazard to the O.R.

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Construction accident.
Something with a circular saw.

17:37.681 --> 17:38.640
I believe she just needs sutures,

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but there could be debris inside.

17:40.726 --> 17:42.061
Okay, have we gotten an X-ray,

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cleaned out and examined the wound?

17:43.604 --> 17:44.563
No.

17:44.646 --> 17:48.025
I'm waiting for the twist in the story
as for why you haven't.

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I-I thought you'd
want to examine her first.

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Just in case, you know?

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Or you could observe while I do the exam.

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I-I wanted to make sure
that I was doing it right.

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Well, you haven't done anything,
so how could it be wrong?

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-X-ray, irrigation, lap tray now!
-Okay, yeah.

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Wha...

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[woman over P.A.]
Nurse Cline, extension 2219.

18:09.797 --> 18:11.465
Perez, what's Lila still doing here?

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She wanted a cortisone injection.

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Uh, that's why I paged you.

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I think she also needs an MRI.

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I was thinking it might be--

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Um, Lila?

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Will you show me exactly where it hurts?

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It's along there.

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The cortisone shot should help,

18:29.274 --> 18:31.443
but if you're looking
for a more permanent solution,

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you might try losing a little weight.

18:34.154 --> 18:36.073
I might try losing a little weight?

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Maybe start with some
good walks with a friend

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and build up to more.

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I've been on a diet since 1992,

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and I get a serious workout
every day chasing eight-year-olds.

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How am I supposed to take
"good walks with friends"

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when I have shooting pains
coming from my knee when I walk?

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All I'm saying is, you might be surprised

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what even 10 to 15 pounds can do
to exacerbate joint pain.

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[Lila] Got it.

18:55.717 --> 18:59.054
So if I just figure out how not to be fat,

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all my problems will magically go away.

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Thank you.

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Zero stars.

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Lila...

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Oh, I'm sorry, Lila. Wait, uh...

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It looks like you might have foot drop,

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-based on the way you're walking.
-Have what?

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[Perez] Uh, a foot drop is something that

19:16.989 --> 19:19.950
losing a solid 10 to 15 pounds
will not fix.

19:20.033 --> 19:22.494
Would you like me
to order the MRI now, sir?

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Walking there might help me
build up to more.

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♪

19:26.582 --> 19:27.958
Thank you.

19:28.041 --> 19:29.418
Thank you.

19:31.795 --> 19:34.339
-[Teddy] Hayes, please.
-[Hayes] Altman, I can't.

19:34.423 --> 19:37.801
We almost died together,
and y-you can't return a phone call?

19:37.885 --> 19:39.469
-[Hayes sighs]
-What happened?

19:39.553 --> 19:41.305
Please, can you just--
can you just tell me?

19:41.388 --> 19:42.806
Talk to your husband.

19:42.890 --> 19:44.766
I am talking to my husband,
but he's not talking to me!

19:44.850 --> 19:46.810
There was something wrong
with Owen even before he got in that car.

19:46.894 --> 19:48.270
I felt it. I feel it.

19:48.353 --> 19:50.522
And if you've loved Owen
as long as I have loved him,

19:50.606 --> 19:52.316
you feel when he's lying to you.

19:52.399 --> 19:54.651
You-- You-- You feel
your stomach turn to ice.

19:54.735 --> 19:57.196
And now he's hurt,
and I know he's in so much pain,

19:57.279 --> 19:59.448
but I have this horrible feeling
in my whole body,

19:59.531 --> 20:02.534
so can you please tell me
what happened in that car?

20:06.705 --> 20:08.207
He told me to get out first.

20:09.791 --> 20:11.919
He told me to think about my kids.

20:12.002 --> 20:14.171
And for that, I'll always be in his debt.

20:15.631 --> 20:17.758
It's a miracle he survived.
I might not have.

20:18.425 --> 20:20.886
Thanks to your husband,
I got to get home to my kids.

20:22.221 --> 20:24.514
Thanks to your husband, I-- I get to

20:24.598 --> 20:25.891
bring them back to my family in Ireland.

20:25.974 --> 20:28.352
They get the chance to--
to build a new life.

20:28.435 --> 20:30.938
But why? Why are you building a new life?

20:31.021 --> 20:33.023
Hayes, I see you at work.

20:33.106 --> 20:35.859
It's not like you
just to quit without notice.

20:35.943 --> 20:39.696
So whatever he did or whatever
he said to you must be so big

20:40.530 --> 20:42.157
that you're willing
to uproot your whole life.

20:42.241 --> 20:43.825
And for that, I am-- I am so sorry.

20:43.909 --> 20:45.786
My kids and I have been
uprooted long before

20:45.869 --> 20:47.204
I got in that car with you and Owen.

20:50.916 --> 20:52.084
Your husband's alive.

20:53.168 --> 20:54.503
Try to hold on to that.

20:56.546 --> 20:58.215
Goodbye, Altman.

20:58.298 --> 21:00.842
[sighs]

21:00.926 --> 21:02.386
[car door closes]

21:08.350 --> 21:10.185
♪

21:10.269 --> 21:13.021
[sighs]

21:13.105 --> 21:15.232
[door opens]

21:15.315 --> 21:18.735
♪

21:23.949 --> 21:25.867
-I'd like to be alone.
-I know you would.

21:29.162 --> 21:32.541
Richard, I know you know
how traumatizing it is

21:32.624 --> 21:36.962
for a surgeon to lose a patient
due to an honest mistake.

21:37.045 --> 21:38.880
Yeah, I do. So do you.

21:40.257 --> 21:41.925
Do you remember what happened to my niece?

21:42.718 --> 21:44.052
Sabie?

21:44.136 --> 21:45.512
Yeah, you're right. You're right.

21:45.595 --> 21:49.766
Um... it's because of Sabie that
I know how agonizing it is

21:49.850 --> 21:54.563
for a family to lose a loved one
due to a surgical error,

21:54.646 --> 21:57.107
especially one that
could have been prevented.

21:57.482 --> 21:59.609
You publicly humiliated me in the hospital

21:59.693 --> 22:01.903
where I've worked for over 30 years--

22:01.987 --> 22:03.363
Richard, that was not my intention.

22:03.447 --> 22:05.157
I was just trying to do my job.

22:06.533 --> 22:08.702
[sighs] I took an oath--

22:08.785 --> 22:10.037
I took the same damn oath!

22:10.120 --> 22:11.788
Now, Schmitt didn't make a mistake.

22:11.872 --> 22:13.582
Schmitt made a decision, okay?

22:13.665 --> 22:15.500
He chose to subvert my teaching method.

22:15.584 --> 22:17.586
He chose to proceed without waiting,

22:17.669 --> 22:19.963
and then, somehow, you went after me?!

22:20.756 --> 22:23.050
I believe in systems, okay?

22:23.133 --> 22:26.261
I believe in scientific data,
of running scenarios

22:26.345 --> 22:28.805
multiple times to ensure they work

22:28.889 --> 22:30.932
before we implement new procedures,

22:31.016 --> 22:32.851
and I-I don't believe that
we have done that here.

22:32.934 --> 22:35.645
We? W-W-W-Who is "we," Maggie?

22:35.729 --> 22:36.938
You haven't been here.

22:37.022 --> 22:40.067
Neither has Meredith,
so neither of you get an opinion.

22:40.150 --> 22:41.818
So please leave me alone

22:41.902 --> 22:44.029
before I say something that I'll regret!

22:44.112 --> 22:49.201
♪

22:49.284 --> 22:53.580
♪

22:54.456 --> 22:57.417
[Carina] What do the classic lesions
of endometriosis look like?

22:57.626 --> 23:01.254
Most commonly, they have
a blue-black appearance...

23:01.338 --> 23:03.840
like right there.

23:03.924 --> 23:06.635
[Carina] Nice catch, Dr. Wilson.

23:06.718 --> 23:08.053
We'll get a biopsy to confirm.

23:08.136 --> 23:09.388
[Amelia] Hey. How's she doing?

23:09.471 --> 23:12.516
Hey. I thought you had a consult.

23:12.599 --> 23:14.142
I-I finished.

23:14.226 --> 23:15.268
[Carina]
Wilson, can you pull the scope back?

23:15.352 --> 23:16.186
Yeah, sorry.

23:16.269 --> 23:18.522
-[Amelia] Are those all lesions?
-[Carina] Yes.

23:18.897 --> 23:21.566
Here and here by the uterosacral ligament,

23:21.650 --> 23:23.235
which explains the back pain

23:23.318 --> 23:25.237
and also why your epidurals didn't work.

23:25.320 --> 23:27.072
We'll get a biopsy and send it to Path.

23:27.155 --> 23:30.075
Menstruation, pregnancy, ovarian cysts,

23:30.158 --> 23:31.743
menopause, endometriosis...

23:31.827 --> 23:33.036
I want to know what men get.

23:33.120 --> 23:34.454
All the research.

23:34.538 --> 23:36.039
Sounds like we make a good team.

23:36.123 --> 23:38.542
Raaah!

23:38.625 --> 23:40.085
[clears throat]

23:40.168 --> 23:44.214
♪

23:47.926 --> 23:48.802
I'm worried about Richard.

23:50.095 --> 23:51.638
Because of the method?

23:51.721 --> 23:53.014
You thought it was a good idea, right?

23:53.265 --> 23:55.725
It was. For lap choles.

23:55.809 --> 23:58.562
We had a two-month-long waiting
list for patients in need.

23:58.645 --> 24:01.231
Then he extended it to more
complicated procedures.

24:01.314 --> 24:02.858
I wasn't here, but he must have thought

24:02.941 --> 24:03.942
the residents could handle it.

24:04.025 --> 24:05.110
Yeah, that's what he said.

24:06.528 --> 24:08.488
He just screamed at me that you and I

24:08.572 --> 24:10.490
don't get to have a say
because we weren't here.

24:10.574 --> 24:11.992
How did I get dragged into this?

24:13.285 --> 24:15.120
Because I wasn't at the M&M?

24:16.163 --> 24:18.790
I did sign off on it, and then
I wasn't there to defend it,

24:18.874 --> 24:21.168
so, yes, I'm sure
he feels like I abandoned him.

24:21.251 --> 24:23.170
He thinks we all did.

24:27.883 --> 24:29.885
Hey. Want some coffee?

24:32.345 --> 24:33.430
Thank you.

24:35.348 --> 24:36.975
Did Owen run you out of the room already?

24:37.058 --> 24:40.604
-[laughs]
-He is the worst patient.

24:40.687 --> 24:43.732
I remember this one time
when he was 18 with the flu,

24:43.815 --> 24:46.026
I swear, the whining
that was coming out of his mouth,

24:46.109 --> 24:47.569
it was guttural.

24:47.652 --> 24:48.653
How's Farouk?

24:48.737 --> 24:50.280
He's so good.

24:50.363 --> 24:52.449
They weaned him off a few lines
already, and so far,

24:52.532 --> 24:54.576
he's tolerating the anti-rejection meds.

24:54.659 --> 24:56.119
T-Teddy?

24:56.203 --> 24:57.245
What?

24:57.329 --> 24:59.289
[sighs]

24:59.372 --> 25:01.500
Did did Owen say anything to you?

25:01.583 --> 25:03.001
Or-- Or-- Or Hayes

25:03.084 --> 25:04.920
about what happened
in that car after I got out?

25:05.003 --> 25:07.756
Hayes came by to check on Farouk,
and he said goodbye.

25:08.924 --> 25:10.383
I think that near-death experience,

25:10.467 --> 25:11.635
-it made him want to--
-Owen's keeping something from me,

25:12.052 --> 25:13.512
and it is big.

25:13.929 --> 25:16.556
For all I know,
he's got a secret wife in another country.

25:16.640 --> 25:17.599
[scoffs]

25:17.682 --> 25:19.059
I'm serious.

25:19.142 --> 25:20.227
I mean... [scoffs]

25:23.063 --> 25:24.022
[sighs]

25:25.106 --> 25:27.901
Owen confessed something, Megan, to Hayes.

25:27.984 --> 25:30.362
It wasn't a near-death experience
that made Hayes quit.

25:30.445 --> 25:32.906
It's whatever Owen said to him
when he thought he was dying.

25:32.989 --> 25:35.408
Owen did something, and if it's so big

25:35.742 --> 25:36.826
that he can't even tell me...

25:36.910 --> 25:38.411
He probably did do something.

25:38.495 --> 25:40.622
Come on. It's Owen.

25:40.956 --> 25:44.876
He's rash and stupid
and almost always... selfless.

25:46.253 --> 25:48.213
All of you almost died to save Farouk.

25:48.296 --> 25:50.840
But, Owen, he--
he literally put himself last

25:50.924 --> 25:52.968
in order for that heart to get here.

25:53.051 --> 25:55.428
He-- He chose to end his life

25:55.512 --> 25:59.099
and went careening down a cliff
for us-- Farouk, me, you--

25:59.182 --> 26:00.267
and he would do it again, Teddy.

26:00.976 --> 26:02.936
He always believes that
he's making the right decision,

26:03.019 --> 26:05.855
so whatever he did,
whatever he's doing... it's Owen.

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He must believe that it's his only option.

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♪

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[Link] Rongeur?

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Chief. Always a pleasure.

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Hey, um, as soon as Perez is done in here,

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I need him with Garrison
on an ex-lap in O.R. 5.

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I'm short on residents today.

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-Not a problem. Almost done.
-Okay.

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Perez made a nice catch on this patient.

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Caught a foot drop that I missed.

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Spinal disc herniation.

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Well, nice job, Perez.

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You seem to be the only one
who hasn't turned into

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a hapless intern after the M&M.

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I caught it
because I examined her thoroughly.

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Excessive weight can cause
damage on the joints.

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True, but you looked at Lila

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and decided she was just a fat person.

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Fat people know they're fat.
You do not need to tell them.

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Of course not.

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But if the weight might be
making things worse--

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Might. Might be. Obesity is a disease.

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It's not as easy for some of us
to lose weight as it is for you.

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[clears throat] Sir.

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Sorry. I made a snap judgment
based on her history and BMI.

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-Well, stop looking at the BMI.
-Excuse me?

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It's stupid.

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The Body Mass Index
is a fancy title and formula

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that was developed
like 200 years ago by a mathematician.

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It doesn't account for differences

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in the density of bones
or muscle tones or fat.

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It looks at numbers, not distribution.

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So stop looking at it
and examine the patient.

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So why is it even on the chart still?

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So insurance companies can rob us blind.

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Hey, they charge higher premiums
for higher BMIs.

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Told you it was stupid.

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Now, let's hurry up. I need Perez.

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Do you want to finish the discectomy?

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Um, yes.

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Hey!

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So, I, um-- I just updated Francesca.

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We are going to start her

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on a new low-dose,
continuous birth control, and, um, then--

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I know Link is really angry with me.

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And I can hear in your voice,

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which goes up an octave
every time I enter a room,

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that you are who he's talking to about it.

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-He's actually not.
-It's okay.

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You're his best friend.

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I am grateful that he has
someone to talk to.

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But if it means that we can't
work together effectively,

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I need for you to tell me that,

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because this was awkward today,

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and our first responsibility
is to our patients.

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Okay?

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Thank you for your help today.

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[Jo clears throat]

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So, my wife works 24-hour shifts.

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If you want, we can get coffee and talk.

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-You are my boss.
-Mm-hmm.

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But you're also a very nice person

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who happened to study the female orgasm.

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Casual sex is good, right?

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Oh, I'm very pro casual sex.

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With friends?

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Yeah, casual sex with friends

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can be the best kind of casual sex.

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A friend wants to take care
of your body, make you feel safe,

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and please you all at the same time, so...

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Oh, but it's not casual for you, is it?

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Okay. Wilson, if you love him,
you have to tell him,

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or you have to stop having sex with him.

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Those are the only two choices you have

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to give this friendship
a chance of surviving, okay?

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But before you do,

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check Wendy Costello's incision in 1202.

29:41.613 --> 29:45.617
[door opens, closes]

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[footsteps approaching]

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Helm?

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You know, I was so busy worried about

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what Schmitt did in that O.R.,
but you were in there, too.

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You're not okay, either,
and... I missed that.

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I'm sorry.

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I used to never raise my hand in class,

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even though I always had the right answer.

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All through elementary school,
I was so scared

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that people would hate me
or call me a know-it-all,

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so I just...

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didn't raise my hand.

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I thought I outgrew it.

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[sighs]

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I should have said something to Levi.

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I could have stopped him in that O.R.

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He would have listened to me.
I'm his best friend.

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It can be very hard to speak up

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to people who are so sure of themselves.

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But in that O.R.,
Schmitt was the lead surgeon.

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So he wasn't just your best friend,
he was your boss.

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Hmm?

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Yeah, I was kind of a know-it-all, too,
you know?

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I know.

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-[laughs]
-Hard to believe.

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[chuckles]

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♪ I've seen the light ♪

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Okay. [sighs]

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♪ I've felt the darkness grow ♪

31:21.462 --> 31:22.964
[Richard] I preach responsibility.

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I encourage people to take
the full consequences.

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I try and live my life
with personal accountability.

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Even if my intent was good,
it killed a man.

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Your intent was good, Richard.

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♪

31:42.317 --> 31:44.444
Lines can blur,

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and sometimes good intentions
can cloud good judgment.

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I'm sorry I wasn't here.

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I was gone with good intentions.

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You three are the--
the closest I have to, um...

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Well, you know.

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The thought of disappointing you
is-- is unbearable.

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I wasn't disappointed, Richard.

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I was mad.

32:11.554 --> 32:13.056
[chuckles] I was enraged.

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Not at you or the Webber Method.

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I mean, a little bit at you.

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Mostly, I was enraged at myself.

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Because, suddenly,
I was right back there again,

32:25.485 --> 32:29.113
right there where Schmitt was.

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And I have spent years struggling with

32:32.617 --> 32:34.661
the appropriate
amount of accountability to take

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for Sabie's death on my table.

32:36.663 --> 32:39.082
And, yes, the surgeon
holding the scalpel is the one

32:39.165 --> 32:41.125
who is ultimately responsible,

32:41.209 --> 32:44.087
but if you discount
all of the other factors at play,

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then how does that surgeon recover?

32:48.758 --> 32:51.260
How does that surgeon move forward
and heal other people?

32:51.344 --> 32:54.055
How does that surgeon heal?

32:54.722 --> 32:57.350
What happened to Levi is devastating.

32:57.433 --> 32:58.267
And to me.

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And it deserves to be scrutinized

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from every single angle.

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[scoffs]

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The world's changed.

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Medicine's evolved.

33:14.784 --> 33:18.246
These students are-- are unlike
any I've ever taught.

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And I just wanted to give them
something to...

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feel excited about practicing medicine.

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But you are what's exciting
about them practicing medicine.

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They don't need a method.

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They just need you.

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♪

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[woman over P.A.]
Dr. Eisenburg, 4673. Dr. Eisenburg, 4673.

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Hey.

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So, you're welcome.

33:52.113 --> 33:53.489
Perfect technique, barely left a mark.

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Might be my best work yet.

33:55.033 --> 33:55.867
Maybe it's Seattle.

33:55.992 --> 33:58.036
Maybe, or it's having
my favorite resident back.

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I'm not sure. [cellphone chimes]

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You want to grab some dinner?
Celebrate my stellar work?

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[Maggie] Hi.

34:02.915 --> 34:05.126
Hello.

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Hi.

34:06.586 --> 34:07.670
[quietly] Sorry.

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For what?

34:10.673 --> 34:14.427
Um, Amelia Shepherd and Maggie Pierce,
this is Nick.

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-These are my sisters.
-Oh.

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Wow. Hi.

34:18.431 --> 34:20.058
-Nice to meet you.
-[Nick] Mm-hmm.

34:20.141 --> 34:20.975
Uh-huh.

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Um, I'm from Minnesota.

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Oh, are you on the secret project?

34:25.563 --> 34:28.441
-I would've noticed.
-[chuckles]

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He has a post-op.

34:30.276 --> 34:31.486
-I do have a post-op.
-Yeah.

34:31.569 --> 34:32.612
Very complicated hernia repair.

34:33.905 --> 34:34.864
Okay.

34:34.947 --> 34:35.990
Nice to meet you.

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♪

34:40.203 --> 34:42.747
-I have a thing... to go do.
-[Amelia] Hmm.

34:43.790 --> 34:47.460
[chuckles] I like Minnesota.

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It is... full of surprises.

34:52.131 --> 34:53.716
I have a thing, too.

34:59.263 --> 35:00.640
[door opens]

35:00.723 --> 35:01.974
-Hey.
-Hey.

35:02.058 --> 35:02.975
-[door closes]
-We're home,

35:03.059 --> 35:05.353
and we brought falafel.

35:05.436 --> 35:07.313
Oh, no. I stopped by Nicoletti's.

35:07.396 --> 35:09.524
Oh, we got enough food to feed a--

35:09.607 --> 35:10.483
You?

35:10.566 --> 35:12.443
[chuckles] Maybe.

35:12.527 --> 35:13.986
[both chuckle]

35:14.070 --> 35:18.032
I guess we should talk next time
before we do anything.

35:21.285 --> 35:22.620
[exhales deeply]

35:23.579 --> 35:25.248
-So, I misread something at work today.
-I've been thinking about--

35:25.331 --> 35:26.207
-Oh.
-Oh.

35:26.290 --> 35:27.416
-You first.
-You go ahead.

35:32.046 --> 35:32.880
Link...

35:34.799 --> 35:35.633
What is it?

35:39.053 --> 35:40.179
Link, I...

35:43.933 --> 35:45.059
We shouldn't have sex.

35:46.769 --> 35:47.645
Oh.

35:47.728 --> 35:49.522
♪

35:49.605 --> 35:50.439
Okay.

35:51.065 --> 35:55.903
♪

35:55.987 --> 35:56.821
Are you sure?

35:57.780 --> 35:58.990
Yes.

36:00.366 --> 36:01.576
Okay.

36:01.659 --> 36:03.953
[Luna crying]

36:04.036 --> 36:05.204
I will be right back.

36:05.288 --> 36:06.998
Do not eat all the garlic bread.

36:07.081 --> 36:08.708
[chuckles]

36:08.791 --> 36:10.751
[crying continues]

36:10.835 --> 36:13.921
♪

36:19.760 --> 36:21.387
Can we talk?

36:21.470 --> 36:22.471
Yeah. Come in.

36:29.770 --> 36:31.856
I let you down.

36:32.273 --> 36:37.570
When you introduced the Webber Method,
I had concerns.

36:37.653 --> 36:41.115
But I decided to trust in it,

36:41.199 --> 36:42.491
because it was you.

36:42.992 --> 36:45.036
And I know I-- I should have been

36:45.119 --> 36:46.704
more vocal about it from the beginning.

36:46.787 --> 36:50.082
I should have said something m-more.

36:50.166 --> 36:52.919
I-I should have said m-more.

36:53.002 --> 36:53.920
It's okay, Bailey.

36:56.214 --> 36:57.215
You can say it.

36:59.425 --> 37:03.387
Despite the physician shortage

37:03.471 --> 37:06.891
and the backlog of surgeries,

37:06.974 --> 37:10.645
I feel, strongly, that the Webber Method

37:10.728 --> 37:13.606
should not just be suspended temporarily,

37:13.689 --> 37:14.774
but permanently.

37:14.857 --> 37:16.067
Understood.

37:17.026 --> 37:18.486
Oh, and-- and for the record...

37:19.779 --> 37:21.030
you did say something.

37:23.616 --> 37:26.953
And I had my wife overrule you.

37:28.079 --> 37:30.206
It wasn't right, and it wasn't fair,

37:30.289 --> 37:31.958
and I'm sorry I did it.

37:33.292 --> 37:38.965
♪ So, what do I do now? ♪

37:40.341 --> 37:41.509
[Meredith] It's been said that

37:41.592 --> 37:44.929
a house divided against itself
cannot stand.

37:45.012 --> 37:47.265
-[Richard] Good night.
-♪ Sunrise ♪

37:47.348 --> 37:50.059
[Meredith] But conflict on the road
to progress is inevitable.

37:50.142 --> 37:51.394
[Nico] Thanks, Mrs. Schmitt.

37:53.020 --> 37:55.189
[sighs]

37:55.273 --> 37:56.190
Levi.

37:56.274 --> 37:58.067
My mom shouldn't have called you.

37:58.150 --> 37:59.360
Please go away.

37:59.652 --> 38:02.780
Hey, look, we've--
we've all lost patients.

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I know it's hard,
but it's part of the job.

38:04.907 --> 38:06.742
But you got to come back to work.

38:06.826 --> 38:08.828
-I'm not going back there.
-What do you mean?

38:08.911 --> 38:10.121
If-- If-- If you don't come back,

38:10.204 --> 38:11.622
you're gonna lose
your residency spot and--

38:11.706 --> 38:12.915
Please go away.

38:13.791 --> 38:14.625
Levi--

38:14.709 --> 38:17.837
Please go away and don't come back.

38:18.754 --> 38:19.672
We're done.

38:19.755 --> 38:22.675
♪ Before another day ends ♪

38:24.093 --> 38:26.804
♪ Today I'll survive ♪

38:26.887 --> 38:29.015
♪ Tomorrow, I'll make sense of my life ♪

38:29.098 --> 38:32.560
[Meredith] And at least some division
is always a certainty.

38:33.644 --> 38:36.314
Because we all want
what we think is best for everyone.

38:36.397 --> 38:38.107
[Teddy] Owen, I just...

38:38.190 --> 38:40.234
♪

38:41.819 --> 38:43.070
Thank you, Dr. Hunt.

38:43.821 --> 38:48.242
♪ Our stories will keep us alive ♪

38:48.326 --> 38:49.368
-Teddy--
-No.

38:49.452 --> 38:50.911
Teddy, just leave it, okay?

38:50.995 --> 38:51.996
I can't.

38:53.456 --> 38:54.498
Teddy. Teddy!

38:54.582 --> 38:57.543
♪ Midday, I've grown a little restless ♪

38:57.626 --> 39:00.921
[Meredith] And when we can trust
at least that much to be true...

39:02.590 --> 39:07.928
♪ But the strength of the sea
Is tamed by the shore ♪

39:08.012 --> 39:09.096
[Meredith] Hi.

39:09.180 --> 39:12.350
Bad timing, bad hallway, bad sisters.

39:12.433 --> 39:14.477
[chuckles] No, no, no, it was fun.

39:14.560 --> 39:15.728
-Was it?
-Yeah, it was.

39:15.811 --> 39:16.896
It was fun.

39:16.979 --> 39:18.397
Do you have to leave tonight?

39:18.522 --> 39:19.982
I don't want to leave you ever.

39:20.066 --> 39:21.525
♪ Our sacred ground
Will cast out any doubt ♪

39:21.609 --> 39:22.985
[laughs]

39:23.069 --> 39:25.321
I'm sorry. Was that weird?
That's--

39:25.404 --> 39:27.156
You know what? Screw it.

39:27.698 --> 39:28.991
We're adults. I don't care.

39:29.075 --> 39:32.286
I-I don't like leaving you.
I want to be with you.

39:32.995 --> 39:34.455
You know?

39:34.538 --> 39:35.998
Why don't you just come
with me on the red-eye

39:36.082 --> 39:37.792
and spend a few days with me in Minnesota,

39:37.875 --> 39:39.210
and I'll come back with you.

39:39.293 --> 39:42.338
As exhausting as that sounds,
I have the kids.

39:42.880 --> 39:45.508
And you know I used to know everything

39:45.591 --> 39:46.884
that went on in there.

39:48.094 --> 39:49.762
And right now, I'm feeling
pretty disconnected

39:49.845 --> 39:52.056
from some people that I'm very close to.

39:53.015 --> 39:54.225
Hamilton is recovering,

39:54.308 --> 39:57.144
so I think I'm going
to take advantage of that

39:57.228 --> 39:59.522
and just stay put for a while.

40:00.773 --> 40:01.857
But for the record,

40:01.941 --> 40:04.110
I don't ever want to leave you, either.

40:04.819 --> 40:07.822
And my children are asleep.

40:07.905 --> 40:10.032
If you don't have to leave tonight...

40:10.491 --> 40:11.992
I don't.

40:12.076 --> 40:13.869
Then why are we still standing here?

40:13.953 --> 40:15.287
I don't know.

40:15.371 --> 40:16.747
[Meredith] It's simply not realistic

40:16.831 --> 40:18.791
for any house to avoid some division.

40:18.874 --> 40:21.419
♪ Sunset ♪

40:21.502 --> 40:24.171
But how much division
can any house withstand...

40:24.255 --> 40:28.467
♪ Maybe it's all necessary ♪

40:29.260 --> 40:34.557
♪ The holding on ♪

40:35.182 --> 40:36.475
[car alarm chirps]

40:36.559 --> 40:38.519
-♪ The letting go ♪
-Dr. Altman.

40:38.936 --> 40:40.521
Tell me what you just got out
of my husband's car,

40:40.604 --> 40:42.273
or I'm gonna have to call the police.

40:42.356 --> 40:44.733
♪ And I'll take a deep breath ♪

40:44.817 --> 40:46.610
[Meredith] ...before it finally falls?

40:46.694 --> 40:50.281
♪ Let's get some rest ♪

40:55.870 --> 41:01.709
♪
