No, that's Babar.
Two B's?
One "B." B-A-B-A-R.
- That's two. - Yeah, but not together.
I thought that's what you meant.
Arnold Babar.
Aren't there children's books...
about an elephant named Babar?
- I don't know. I don't have any. - No children?
No, elephant books.
Open wide.
Say, "Ah."
Aah.
It's an odd name.
I haven't seen it on the club registry.
I don't formally belong. I'm a guest of my aunt's.
Your aunt?
- Right. Mrs. Smith. - Joan or Margaret?
Uh-huh.
Which one?
Margaret.
Funny old bird.
I could tell you some stories.
I bet.
You know, it's a shame about Ed.
It was. That was really a shame.
To go so suddenly.
He was dying for years.
But the end was very sudden.
He was in intensive care for eight weeks.
But the very end, when he actually died...
was extremely sudden.
Alan and I were recently speaking of dying.
He told me Boyd Aviation took out a large insurance policy on him.
You've got to be in perfect shape...
to get that sort of a policy, I bet.
Drop your shorts and bend over, Mr. Babar.
No, really. We don't need to.
We don't want to do that.
My kidneys feel better in this position.
Maybe it's that I'm not doing any calisthenics.
If I did sit-ups or bent over like this...
I'd feel 100%/% bet...
# Moon River ##
Whew! Thank you, Doc. You ever serve time?
- Breathe easy. - Breathe easy.
I was surprised Alan got that policy.
There's a history of cancer in the family.
- There is? - Yeah.
As a matter of fact... Aah! You using the whole fist?
Just relax.
I saw Alan the other day. He was looking peaked.
Are you sure he's all right?
I can't discuss another patient. You know that.
Well, I don't find anything wrong with you.
I'm sure it's not for a lack of looking.