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00:07 I saw you at the narcotics drawer at the B-Ward. You took that!
00:12 Dr. Anelie, how many times do I have to tell you that it's not mine, okay?
00:17 I already tested negative for you, right? Why are you so annoying?
00:20 Why are you pushing me?
00:21 That's my pain reliever.
00:24 Pain reliever?
00:26 How bad is that pain that you need in the IV? And why here?
00:30 Why not in the emergency room? Why not in the ER?
00:33 Don't, please!
00:34 Why are you hiding? Why are you hiding?
00:36 Okay, listen to me, okay?
00:39 I'm a doctor and I know how to treat myself.
00:42 And you don't know what pain I'm going through.
00:45 [screams]
00:47 Cut.
00:48 [crowd cheering]
00:52 There really is a scream.
00:54 Ken, please. You're so good.
00:57 But that whole attack to the role.
00:59 But to the question, I told you, "Are you in love? Yes or no?"
01:03 You said, "Mmm, a little." What does that mean?
01:06 Because I'm in love in so many different ways.
01:09 In so many different things, Uncle.
01:11 It doesn't mean that it's a person. Career, family, friends.
01:15 But I really miss being in love.
01:17 With a person, a special someone.
01:19 And now I said a little because I'm happy on set.
01:22 I'm happy on set.
01:24 Ken, I totally, totally respect that.
01:26 But I want to go to Special Tatay and the two of you.
01:31 Boyette Nelson, as an actor, what did you learn from those characters?
01:37 I learned from Boyette that my knowledge here expanded
01:41 to people with autism.
01:43 People who are going through the condition of autism.
01:48 And I have a lot of respect for them.
01:52 Beyond the autism spectrum.
01:54 Yes, it's so nice to love people with autism.
01:58 As for the two of you, Uncle Boy, a lot of people don't know
02:02 what "multiple personality" or "dissociative identity disorder" means.
02:06 DID, yes.
02:07 They think it's crazy. They think it's crazy.
02:12 But no. Most of us here in the Philippines are not diagnosed.
02:16 Right.
02:17 Because it's expensive.
02:18 Right.
02:19 But what I learned from the two of you is that you don't need to judge people
02:25 who have a problem mentally.
02:28 And it's so nice to hear, Ken, because even as an actor,
02:32 I've read a lot of books, you don't judge your characters.
02:36 Right?
02:37 You don't judge them.
02:38 But thank you so much for sharing your stories.
02:40 Thank you so much for being here today.
02:42 Thank you so much for playing with me here.
02:45 I enjoyed it.
02:46 I also enjoyed it as an actor. I learned a lot.
02:49 And thank you for doing "Abot Kamay."
02:51 Let's support "Abot Kamay."
02:53 Final words, go ahead.
02:55 My dear friends, thank you so much to all those who support and love "Abot Kamay na Pangarap"
03:01 because of you, we continue to move forward and continue to extend the life of "Abot Kamay" here at GME7.
03:10 Thank you so much. I hope you don't give up.
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