Jmec Thing Monologue

- I just can't get one up on that bastard!
- You will if you let go of the JMEC thing...

and get your head straight.

The business world keeps pushing you aside.
Just get the message, Brother.

Accept who...

and what you are and do what you're meant to be doing.

Letting go is not one of my strengths.

Just try, Brother!
You and I can be kings again...

and build our own empire.

Listen - but you have to commit.

- You guys can come in again.
- Sure, Doc.

- Is everything okay?
- Yes. The doctor says I'm healing well.

- That's good news.
- It is.

I'll get my assistant to let me know when your first chemotherapy session is.

Actually, I've decided not to go for chemo.

Excuse me?

I want to do the breast augmentation as soon as possible.
- It's too dangerous.
- So is driving if you're inexperienced.

Do you know how many motorbike accidents
I've seen come through the hospital?

- Half of the victims didn't survive.
- I'm a pro. I'll ride slowly.

I promise.

- You trust me, right?
- Yes, but...

Stop worrying.

I'll bring you back home safely...

and in a better mood.

There.

- Ready?
- Yes.

Okay.

I can see you're close to Wandile, so I thought it best to speak to you.

I assume this is about her not wanting to have chemo.

She's overwhelmed by the setback, but what's a few years if it can guarantee your health?

- That's exactly what I told her.
- She's made an emotional decision.

I don't think she realises the risks involved.

- What will happen if she doesn't do it?
- Chances are she will be fine.

But?

Chemotherapy is the only way to kill off the remaining cancer cells we might have missed.

If we don't do it, there's a chance the cancer will flare up again.

In that case, it's worth waiting a few years.

It is, but can you convince her of that?

We'll try our best.

I have to go finish my rounds.
Let me know how it goes.

Thanks, Doc.

I can't believe she's playing with her life like this.

You know how stubborn she can