Shaft in Africa
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:33:04
You'll leave your bag with me
and take this one.

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There's food in here and this.
:33:14
Tape recorder.
:33:16
To record, turn clockwise.
To stop recording, turn it back.

:33:20
Wait a minute. I'm not James Bond.
Simply Sam Spade.

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Wear that pouch around your waist.
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Under this robe.
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-I hope that's a 40 long.
-You'll be living in it.

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With these sandals, until the recruiters
issue you Western work clothes.

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If you get that far.
:33:38
What about some iron?
:33:39
Iron?
:33:42
A piece.
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No gun.
:33:44
Too difficult to hide and a dead giveaway
if somebody searches your bag.

:33:48
Anyway, you've got your stick.
:33:51
Is that right?
:33:52
We've selected a zabana who
speaks English. He won't leave your side.

:33:56
-A"zabana"?
-A bodyguard.

:33:58
If a gun is too conspicuous, a bodyguard
will be like putting it on the 6:00 news.

:34:03
Once you leave Ethiopia,
you'll be in a territory...

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...where everybody has zabanas.
Even the zabanas have zabanas.

:34:09
Yours is named Kopo.
He will join you along the way.

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Study this.
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It's a route we've laid out which should
bring you into contact with the recruiters.

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If you live long enough to get to Paris,
there's a telephone number written here.

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Memorize it and call
the moment you arrive.

:34:31
And burn that map and that number
before you leave this room.

:34:41
I wish you luck. God knows you'll need it.

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