The Grand Seduction Page #4
and Lamb Dhansak.
Lamb Dhansak?
Yes, it's our famous
Lamb Dhansak Festival.
I'll take that.
Okay then! One Lamb Dhansak.
Hi.
So, uh, I've been drinking.
That's exactly what a
girl wants to hear
door in the middle of the night.
Well, I asked where you lived.
So, I just... I just
wanted to apologize.
At ten o'clock?
What, is there some kind of
curfew here for apologies?
Are you open for business today?
Yeah.
Just, um...
I'm just gonna need a minute.
- Okay.
- Okay.
Dr. Lewis.
- Herbert.
- Dr. Lewis. Come on in.
Dr. Lewis. Come on in.
Have a seat.
Breathe in and out.
Nice, big, wide,
and give me a long "ah"...
Ah...
In and out.
Ah...
There you go.
- Ah! Any swelling?
- Ooh!
Okay.
That's pretty good, huh? Right?
That's pretty good.
We're gonna put a bandage on there,
and then you will be on your way.
Okay, if you wanna lay down
here, head here, please,
and we'll take a peek.
- Okay, any pain when I push down?
- No.
- And when I release?
- No.
All right, Calvert, you mind
if I take a peek at that?
- Yeah.
- Great.
Who put this on, if I may ask you?
I put that on myself.
Hmm... Okay.
Well, uh, I got what you could
call persistent athlete's foot.
- Okay.
- It's itchy.
- Itchy, itchy all the time.
- Okay.
And it's moving up!
It's no longer athlete's
foot, it's athlete's leg.
And I'm scared it'll go even higher.
- Mm-hmm.
- Do you wanna see?
Sure.
Oh, yeah. That's, um...
Mm-hmm.
If the pain's still there, just come
back and see me in two weeks.
- Uh, Lisa got the plantar warts.
- Don't!
Keith fell down, scraped
up his leg Wednesday,
James, Sherry and Krista all got
the ear infection last month,
coughs at night.
I mean I don't know, maybe it's
asthma or maybe it's allergies.
- And David still wets his bed.
- Mom!
Well, he's a doctor!
I mean, I tried
everything, you know?
Threats, treats. Nothing works.
He is a bed wetter!
Anything else?
I need to go on the pill.
So, officially, you're not
coming this Tuesday?
- You know how it is with work.
- Look, I'm not gonna last a full month here
- I know.
You know, it's beyond hectic.
Uh, I'll call you right back.
- Okay, bye!
- Yep. Okay, bye.
- Hey, pal.
- Hey!
- How was your first day?
- Busy! Yeah.
Real busy, Murray.
And at this rate,
I doubt I'll last a week.
Are you all completely mad?
The doctor said he saw
43 patients in one day!
He said he witnessed things
he'd never seen before
He said, and I quote,
"I felt like I'd been transported
back to medieval times."
Is this how we seduce
our good doctor?
Who here has a case of
creeping athlete's foot?
Who?
Frank?
Frank, you said to yourself,
"The best way to convince
the doctor to live here
"is to show him that there
exists here in Tickle Head
"some kind of powerful foot fungus"?
Well, it is very uncomfortable.
From now on, I'll take the
doctor's appointments.
All right, Annette...
- Who's next?
- Over here...
Aw, jeez!
- Frank?
- I know, I know, no more athlete's foot.
No, no, no. You like music, right?
- Yeah.
- Yeah, great, 'cause the doctor loves jazz.
Oh, man, I hate jazz.
- Yeah? So, I'm busy.
- Right.
- I gotta be somewhere.
- Yeah.
So I'm really counting
on you, Frank. Thanks.
No, no, no... I hate jazz!
I hate jazz! Ah!
Good morning.
Come on in.
- Hello?
- Mr. Anderson?
- This is Murray French, from Tickle Head.
- Who?
Murray French.
We're bidding for the repurposing
facility you guys are...
Oh yes, yes, yes! Yes, Mr. French.
I remember your town's proposal now.
Well, I'm just calling to tell you that
we've got a doctor assigned full-time.
Great news.
I'll make a note of that.
But to be perfectly honest with
you, the town of Port Anne
has made a dazzling bid.
Well, we can beat
anything they offer.
Anything.
Yeah, no, they've been very creative
- in coming up with an idea...
- Well, now, we can be creative.
Believe me, Trip,
we can be creative.
Sir, they've actually included
a personal assurance...
How much is their
personal assurance?
A bribe! He wants a bribe?
- That's how these things work!
- Yeah, $100,000?
It's nothing to what the
factory will generate!
I can't get you that kind
of money, all right?
Here.
It's just a loan!
Murray, there's no way that my boss
is gonna give me that kind of money.
Your boss? Why don't
you make a decision?
I'm this close to being
replaced with an ATM.
You're already an ATM!
I told you, we had to
do this the proper way.
You could've worn a tie!
What can I do for you
today, gentlemen?
Henry, you know why we're here!
A loan? I see!
Names?
I'm gonna punch you in the throat.
Easy, Simon. Easy.
Names?
Same as yesterday.
I've come my dear
for to take my leave
I'm going to sail love
Do not weep
Going to sail o'er
the Spanish shore
And I'll leave my fair one
I'll leave my fair one
Leave my fair one
The girl I adore
No cold no danger need I fear
I'm going to sail in a privateer
And if God pleases
to spare my life
When I return love
I'll make you my wife
There's one thing more
that disturbs my mind
When you're rambling
on the Spanish shore
Oh you ne'er will think on...
Barb?
Murray? What are you
doing? Oh, my God!
He never liked that spaghetti.
It gave him the vicious heartburn.
It's a spaniel. Bucket is
his name. Cute name.
him a pet or something.
- What's that?
- What?
The page.
Doodles.
Show me.
- No.
- Come on.
It's private information.
It could hurt him.
Vera, we won't hurt him.
I promise.
He never had a father.
Hmm...
Ah, this is great!
It's really nice.
Fantastic.
So, what's happenin'
with, uh, Kathleen?
Postmistress Kathleen?
Ah, you two are the
talk of the harbour.
I mean, that's flattering, Murray,
and she is drop-dead gorgeous.
I mean...
But I can assure you that there is
nothing going on with her and I.
I mean nothing.
So what about the cocaine addiction?
My... I... It's not a...
It's... it's under control.
You sure?
Well, then you should bloody
well stop messing about with it.
- Absolutely.
- It'll ruin your life.
Ruin it!
- It really is...
- Your life.
You're right.
Ruin it!
Ah, she... she talks
about you all the time.
You know, I feel I'm pretty
good at picking up signals,
but... but from her, it's just...
I mean, it is distant.
I'm talking... I'm talking distant.
Well, you know, since
you're engaged,
she maybe prefers to keep her distance
a little bit, but she is in love.
What? Murray, she's in... with me?
Well, that's what she said.
- Something about your smile, or...
- What?
There you go. That's the one.
No. No.
That's it, that's the smile
right there. It drives her wild.
I will catch one, I promise
you that, before I leave.
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