Vacation
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1:11:12
Are you waiting for someone?
1:11:16
No! Do you mind if I sit down?
1:11:21
Fancy seeing you here.
1:11:23
Having a nice little family vacation?
1:11:31
It would appear so, wouldn't it?
1:11:34
No, the truth of it is,
and this is highly confidential...

1:11:39
...I own this motel.
1:11:42
I own the whole chain, nationwide.
1:11:43
Twenty-two hundred units.
1:11:47
Yeah, once a year,
I travel across the country, incognito.

1:11:50
Check things out,
and see how the operation is running.

1:11:53
I thought you were going to say
you worked for the CIA.

1:11:59
That's an old bit, isn't it?
1:12:00
Really.
1:12:03
No, I'm not with the CIA.
I was, but that was a long time ago.

1:12:07
I don't like to talk about it.
1:12:10
No, I'm mainly interested
in my motels now...

1:12:14
And my airline.
1:12:15
That's great.
1:12:16
I'm just trying to have a little fun.
1:12:19
It's a shame you're married.
1:12:22
I'm in the mood for some fun.
1:12:24
Married?
You mean those people I'm with?

1:12:28
That's my brother's family.
1:12:31
My brother's ring.
1:12:32
I usually borrow them on these
little inspection tours of mine.

1:12:37
It helps to complete the disguise.
It's fun for them.

1:12:41
It's a good disguise.
I like the station wagon effect.

1:12:45
Yeah? Well, that's a big part of it.
1:12:48
In order to be convincing, you have
to look and act like an ordinary jerk.

1:12:55
You know, stop at all the stupid sites
and look like a fool.


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