Rob: That's it! I'm quitting. I don't have the ability to do). can't do_this anymore.
Dr. Ann. Of, sure, just give up. Then (you are not required to find
out)
Rob: What else (do you advise that I do)
? Wait until they trade me?
Dr. Ann. Ok, it's a good idea for us to talk)
about this. When did this start?
Rob, Three months ago. One day, (I had the ability to hit )
the ball,
and the next day (I didn't have the ability)
Dr Ann. Look, you do't lose a skill overnight. (It's impossible for that to
happen)
But (it's possible for you to stop)
hitting the ball because something is bothering you. And. (it's almost impossible
1
that you know)
what that is yet
Rob: So, I'm a good ballplayer, but it's almost 100% certain that I'm crazy)
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