:28:00
There's a phone box across the road.
:28:02
You'll need some change.
:28:04
You can talk
to anywhere in the world.
:28:06
- Could you change this? Tens.
- I don't think we'll manage that.
:28:12
You got any tens, lads?
:28:14
This gentleman would like to make an
important long-distance phone call.
:28:19
Give us your tens.
Sandy! Any 10 pences?
:28:27
Hey, hey, hey!
:28:29
Aye, Ricky's on the road tonight.
You got to look both ways.
:28:39
- There , Mr Mac. Full working order.
- Thanks. I'm fine now.
:28:43
You don't have to do that.
:28:45
- Have you got the code?
- I got the code.
:28:47
You could call the operator.
:28:49
Put the tens in
when you hear the pips.
:28:52
- I'm fine. I'll see you later.
- Oh, aye.
:28:56
- No. Later on.
- Oh, right.
:28:58
Bye-bye. Thanks again.
:29:03
Bye! You've been a big help! Bye.
:29:08
'Thank you for calling
Knox Oil and Gas.'
:29:11
'Thank you for calling
Knox Oil and Gas.'
:29:15
Thank you for calling
Knox Oil and Gas.
:29:18
:29:23
'Thank you for calling
Knox Oil and Gas.'
:29:26
OK! OK! Get me Calvin Wrain
in Acquisitions and Negotiations,
:29:31
- and hurry, please.
- Hold, please.
:29:34
:29:36
This is Wrain.
:29:37
- 'Cal! I'm in a phone box!'
- Mac, how are you!
:29:40
Listen. Take this number...
Ferness, 261.
:29:43
You'll have to look up the code.
I'll give you other numbers later.
:29:48
:29:54
'Cal! How are things, boy?'
:29:56
Fine, Mac.
You only been gone a couple of days.