Addie goes to see Dr. Bailey for a weird rash that she has on her legs. Addie describes the rash, and the doctor is perplexed- she asks Addie if she's been eating right, and getting enough rest, to which the answer is "Yeah, I think I'm doing everything right...scabs on toes smell bad, you know?" Dr. Bailey is taken aback from Addie's random outburst, and continues the interview as normal.

Addie's thoughts seem jumbled and all over the place as she continues to spout nonsense- "Shoe polish flip flop" she apologizes to the good doctor and Dr. Bailey suggests that stress can manifest...

Addie goes to see Dr. Bailey for a weird rash that she has on her legs. Addie describes the rash, and the doctor is perplexed- she asks Addie if she's been eating right, and getting enough rest, to which the answer is "Yeah, I think I'm doing everything right...scabs on toes smell bad, you know?" Dr. Bailey is taken aback from Addie's random outburst, and continues the interview as normal.

Addie's thoughts seem jumbled and all over the place as she continues to spout nonsense- "Shoe polish flip flop" she apologizes to the good doctor and Dr. Bailey suggests that stress can manifest itself as physical symptoms when the conditions are right.

The doctor also inquires about Addie's past medical history, any medications, medical conditions, things of that nature. Addie advises that in the past she had been on a few different medications, but stopped because "I couldn't stop hitting baby newts with a wet pierogie" Dr. Bailey's eyes raise in surprise to Addie's wacky remarks, but calmly suggests they relax Addie to help her relax. Reluctantly, she agrees.

Bailey pulls out a needle and gives Addie an injection to help calm her down. It doesn't seem to do too much because Addie continues to speak as if she's as mad as a March hare! Her speech doesn't make sense and her thoughts don't connect. Dr. Bailey is determined to figure out what the problem is, but doesn't make it far- The good doctor slips up and suggest Addie be "liquidated like furniture" her brow furrows in confusion- did Dr. Bailey catch whatever kind of brain blight Addie has?!

The two continue to communicate with loose associations, jumbling their words like salad, and making sense only to each other. Addie cries out "I just need someone to fix my head!" Dr. Bailey nods in understanding and recommend they bring in another doctor, but to also "Come with me so I can find it on my tractor with faeries" as the pair spirals deeper into madness, Addie gets closer to Bailey, "I feel like you can really help me" she says as she helps her take off her coat. Bailey agrees and tells Addie that "we can't go anywhere without furby" she nuzzles her head into Addie's chest, and the cuckoo complaint goes unresolved...