Tuesday, he's getting better. Wednesday, he's getting sick again. Somebody gave him his cough medicine Wednesday.  Come on, nobody's gonna be mad. I just want to know who tried to kill the kid.
When we checked in Dr. Foreman said "
You're the one he hasn't met. How can you treat someone without meeting them? It's easy if you don't give a crap about them. That's a good thing. If emotions made you act rationally, then they wouldn't be called emotions, would they? That's why we have this nice division of labor: you hold his hand, I get him better. If I start tucking him in at night, well, that's not fair to you guys, and if you start prescribing medicine, that's not fair to me. So what I want to know is: who stepped on my side of the med? Who cared enough to get stupid enough to give him his cough medicine?
You're the one he hasn't met. How can you treat someone without meeting them? It's easy if you don't give a crap about them. That's a good thing. If emotions made you act rationally, then they wouldn't be called emotions, would they? That's why we have this nice division of labor: you hold his hand, I get him better. If I start tucking him in at night, well, that's not fair to you guys, and if you start prescribing medicine, that's not fair to me. So what I want to know is: who stepped on my side of the med? Who cared enough to get stupid enough to give him his cough medicine? [SEP] When we checked in Dr. Foreman said " [SEP] Tuesday, he's getting better. Wednesday, he's getting sick again. Somebody gave him his cough medicine Wednesday.  Come on, nobody's gonna be mad. I just want to know who tried to kill the kid.