have a brain cloud.
A brain cloud.
What is that?
Well, it's...
Maybe I should get a second opinion.
You didn't get a second opinion
about something called a brain cloud?
I just felt-
What are you, a hypochondriac?
I was. Not now.
Nothing is wrong with you.
Dr. Ellison said-
So some quack told you...
- Dr. Ellison?
- Yeah.
That's my father's doctor.
He is?
Dr. Ellison doesn't have any other patients.
My father owns Dr. Ellison.
Why would he...?
He set you up.
- Who?
- My father.
You mean, he set me up?
- Yeah.
- No.
I don't have a brain cloud?
Couldn't they think of something better
than "a brain cloud"?
My whole life I've been a victim.
I've been a dupe, a pawn.
My throat is closing up.
No, Joe. Your whole life is ahead of you.
That's true.
That's good news.
I suppose so.
- It's great!
- Yeah, that's good.
I'm relieved. That's great. I'm saved!
But...
What is it now?
We're on a raft, no land in sight.
I don't know.
It'll always be something with you,
won't it?
Yeah.
I'll tell you one thing:
Wherever we go, whatever we do...
...we're taking this luggage with us.
Deal.
I wonder where we'll end up?
Away from the things of man, my love.
Away from the things of man.I know he can get the job,
but can he do the job?
Yeah, Harry, but can he do the job?
I know he can get the job...
...but can he do the job?
I'm not arguing that with you.
I'm not arguing that with you.
I'm not arguing that with you.
I'm not arguing that with you, Harry!
Yeah, but can he do the job?
I know he can get the job,
but can he do the job?
I'm not arguing that with you.
Harry, I'm not arguing that with you!
Who said that? I didn't say that.
If I said that, I would have been wrong.
I'm not arguing that with you!
Yeah, Harry, I know he can get the job,
but can he do the job?
I am not arguing that with you!
I am not arguing that with you!
I am not arguing that with you!
Who told you that? No!
I told you that! Me!
What? Maybe.
Maybe, maybe.
- Good morning, DeDe.
- Hi, Joe.
What's with the shoe?
I'm losing my sole.
How are you?
Kind of tired.
Here. Each one gets sent five catalogues.
No, I can't do it.
Why not?
I only have 12 catalogues left.
Okay.
I'll take care of this.
How you doing?
Well, I'm not feeling very good, Mr. Waturi.
What's new? You never feel good.
Well, that's a problem.
- I have a doctor's appointment today.
- Another doctor's appointment?
What's this DeDe tells me
about the catalogues?
- I only have 12.
- How'd you let that happen?
- I told you.
- When?
Three weeks ago, then two weeks ago.
Did you tell me last week?
No.
- Why not?
- I thought you knew.
Not good enough, Joe.
Not nearly good enough!
- I put you in charge of the entire library.
- This room.
I gave you carte blank in here.
You put the orders in the printer, not me.
You're not competent to put orders
into the printer. It's a very technical job.
- You were going to explain it to me.
- Better than that.
I was going to make you
assistant manager.
I want to make you assistant manager.
But you're not flexible. You're inflexible.
- I don't feel inflexible.
- You're inflexible! Totally.
Another doctor's appointment?
You're always going to the doctor!
- I don't feel good.
- So what?
You think I feel good?
Nobody feels good.
After childhood, it's a fact of life.
I feel rotten. So what?
I don't let it bother me
or interfere with my job.
What do you want from me?
You're like a child. What's the lamp for?
Isn't there enough light in here for you?
Fluorescents affect me.
They make me feel blotchy and...
- ... puffy. I thought this light-
- Get rid of it.
This is not your bedroom, Joe.
This is an office.
If you treat this like a job instead
of a welfare hospital, you'll shape up!
I want those catalogues.
- Then, please, order them.
- Watch yourself.
Think about what I just said.
You've got to get yourself
into a flexible frame...
...