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Worth a Look · Monkey Dance Series · Part V · Original short film · 0:31 · English

Following the wooden-clog episode, the Monkey Dance Company promised to be quieter. The next booking was Irish step dancing. Management’s predictive abilities remain impressive.

Two golden-maned tamarin dancers in green Irish costumes, shown close-up in a pub
The Pub Would Like Its Floor Back · Original 31-second film by Olga Goodman, MD. Select to watch the film and read the essay.

The trouble starts with a tamarin dancing on the bar between two glasses of stout. A fiddler, a duet by the fireplace, and a full line of dancers follow. Every arm appears calm. Every pair of feet seems to have joined an insurrection.

The landlord has filed for the return of his floorboards. The tamarins have kept the keys.

Watch “The Pub Would Like Its Floor Back” and read the short essay on RheumaView Insights.

Olga Goodman, MD · Rheumatology in Perspective. Fictional AI-created animal performance; not footage of real tamarins dancing.

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