Dr. Cox: You know, he's right about the whole running out of time thing.
Elliot: I guess, but having a baby's not like dying.
Dr. Cox: [chuckles] It's- It's exactly like dying.
Elliot: We have Sam on the weekends. We know how to handle it.
Dr. Cox: Yeah, but stepkids aren't the same. They're a rental. You gotta take mildly good care of 'em, return 'em with a full tank of gas and not too many dents. I'll tell you what there, Barbie. I'm gonna go ahead and give you my own version of something your husband told you but you couldn't hear because you're married to him. After that baby comes, nothing goes back to normal. Time doesn't slow down. It only gets faster. And then 20 years later you find yourself signing a will and realizing that you didn't spend nearly enough time with the one person you care most about.
Elliot: God, I wish J.D. had said that.
Dr. Cox: Ah, don't blame yourself. I can't understand him either. Sounds like a bag of cats.