rafe, meet miss mary simpson our county nurse. miss simpson, this here is rafe hollister. how do you do, sir? nurse, huh? we don't need any nurse. nobody get sick up here. there's always that little bitty chance that they might. if they was to i ain't never been to the doctor in my life. mary: not ever? when i was born, i had my mama and when i die, i'll have the undertaker. i don't see no sense in clutterin' things up in between. rafe, there ain't no sense in cheatin' yourself out of somethin' you might need. cheat myself? yes, sir. going over my records... mary, maybe we might just hold that for just a minute and show rafe some of the fine things the world of medicine's come up with he might not have heard about. look here, rafe. s? that's there's a thermometer. i got one of them on my henhouse, only bigger. this here's a thermometer for people-- lets 'em know when they got a fever. i know when i got a fever. i'm hot. this lets you know how hot. i know how hot i am when i'm hot-- dang hot. you said you all were never sick up here. balls o' fire. being hot ain't sick. her