[Dr. Brule interviews Dr. Davis]
Dr. Steve Brule:
She's a s-- psycho-- psycholagicalist. How can you tell if a person is down in the dumps if you don't even know the person -- If you just met them?
Dr. Davis:
L-Let me -- Let me ask you some questions, okay, and see if you're depressed?
Dr. Steve Brule:
Okay.
Dr. Davis:
Willing to do that? Okay. Do you consider yourself a sad person?
Dr. Steve Brule:
Yes.
Dr. Davis:
And maybe lost interest in things you used to enjoy doing?
Dr. Steve Brule:
I-I don't care.
Dr. Davis:
And what about libido? Is your libido diminished at all?
Dr. Steve Brule:
What's -- What's "Libido"?
Dr. Davis:
Not as sexually active as you once were.
Dr. Steve Brule:
Beggars can't be choosers.
Dr. Davis:
If -- If a patient was telling me that, I'd say they're...showing some signs of depression -- Lack of energy.
Dr. Steve Brule:
Pbhttt. Dang it!
Dr. Davis:
But, you know, there's hope for it. It's very important that you realize that if you're depressed, you can go on medication, you can see a therapist. This is not -- Doctor, this is not something that you should feel...
[Dr. Brule depressingly leaves the set]
Dr. Steve Brule:
Who -- Who even cares about this stupid show? It's just a bunch of punks watching us, anyway.
