looking at you, brother.

[doctornation]

...You think I don't know about your fondness for educational children's programming.

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[doctorcosmo]

...What?

[doctornation]

You heard me.

What's all this "butterflies in the sky" nonsense? I thought you were a bit too mature for Reading Rainbow.

[doctorcosmo]

I am.

I can read.

What else is there to do so early in the morning? Really.

[doctornation]

I'm sure I could think of a few things.

[doctorcosmo]

You're always asleep!

[doctornation]

[doctorcosmo]

What?! It's true. And I have to occupy myself somehow - you know what happens when I don't.

[doctornation]

I'm not always asleep.

Shouldn't we take this discussion elsewhere? A bit more private?

[doctorcosmo]

Most of the time.

No. You're being mean.

[doctornation]

We're in a rather demanding profession. Sleep is a necessity.

How am I being mean? I'm simply trying to have a conversation. There you go - pulling the "mean" card like you're a ten-year-old again.

[doctorcosmo]

There's also ways around that. Such as coffee. There's a Starbucks right across from the studio - don't make excuses.

Because you are. You started it.

oh that's it.

[doctornation]

Prolonged periods of sleep deprivation lead to both physical and mental exhaustion. How do you expect us to properly function and do our jobs to the best of our abilities for Farley?

fine. that's cool.

[doctorcosmo]

I meant once in a while, but it's all about Farley now, I see. Really?

[doctornation]

Are you forgetting he's our ticket to a better existence? If we mess this one up, we're done.

[doctorcosmo]

That's nice.

Really.

But you can take a break every so often.

[doctornation]

Yes, yes.

I know.

But it's so difficult for me to switch off.