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Dr. Sanderson:
It sounds funny, but I'll miss this place. I guess I'll miss a lot of things around here.

Miss Kelly:
You will?

Dr. Sanderson:
You won't laugh?

Miss Kelly:
Of course not.

Dr. Sanderson:
You know how it is working around people all day. You sort of get attached to them.

Miss Kelly:
I know, Limon.

Dr. Sanderson:
It may be ridiculous, but I'm gonna miss every one of the psychos, neuros, and schizos in the place.

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Miss Kelly:
Well, you can miss your psychos and your schizos, Dr, Sanderson, and you can miss whomever you please. But after you leave here I won't miss a thing — not a single solitary thing.

Dr. Sanderson:
Now what's wrong?

Miss Kelly:
Nothing — I — I came down here to say good-bye to you, so good-bye, good luck and good riddance.

Dr. Sanderson:
Why, you can't even say good-bye without putting it on a personal basis.

Miss Kelly:
Oh, don't flatter yourself, doctor. There's nothing personal about this.

Dr. Sanderson:
I think you've been working too hard, Kelly. You're getting neurotic.

Miss Kelly:
Now don't start analyzing me. Save your psychiatry for your next job.

Dr. Sanderson:
I'm not using psychiatry, Miss Kelly — and let me give you a little friendly advice — that chip on your shoulder stems from a persecution complex that undoubtedly goes back to childhood.

Miss Kelly:
Well, thanks so much for the case history, doctor. Now could you tell me what an over-inflated ego stems from?

Dr. Sanderson:
Now listen here!