They get me and then they wear me and everything and they put me in the sideroom because he's got an office.

It's his office and he's got a little room with a bed in it where he can do examinations.

And there are two of them, one on each side.

And I sit in there and then he comes in to his room, and I can hear his conversation, and he's got always a student, and he's talking through the case of the previous case with the student, and he's writing the letter to them, dictating the letter to the VP, and talking about things, booking things into maybe arranging for future for his secretary and all that.

And then and then he starts talking about my case with the student always.

He reviews the case and says, oh, he's a nice guy.

And tells all the history in the background of what he's doing and what he's expecting.

And that I don't want an operation, but he might try and convince me, depending on what he says.

And I can hear it.

And then he comes in, and he's like, hello, how are you?

I just have you talking about me, like, talking about this.

What are you going to send?

I need that.

And I said, you don't need to.