dana: what the hell is wrong with kids these days?
robby: ah, you mean besides social media, and the worldwide pandemic, and the environmental crisis, gun violence...?
collins: have you ever had to worry about me?
robby: no, but never hurts to check in. part of my job.
collins: consider yourself checked in.
robby: ookay.
[robby tries to check in but fails, but still looks completely smitten]
robby: if they are still alive, they should be satisfied...
[he doesn't want to think about the patient satisfaction scores when his satisfaction with pmtc is already as low as it can get as a doctor]
dana: how old is that kid?
robby: i don't know, i didn't ask.
dana: what's she, some sort of savant?
robby: i don't know, maybe.
[please do not consult robby about anything other than medicine. this is an ongoing personal issue.]
shamsi: i’m here to see my daughter
robby: i’m sorry, is that a patient?
shamsi: you’re talking to her
robby realizing javadi’s mother is dr. shamsi and choosing to calmly run away [he was too stunned to speak]